Dubai Watch Week dazzles with stunning watch collections
The 10th-anniversary edition brings together more than 90 watch brands
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Sheikha Latifa bint Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Chairperson of Dubai Arts and Culture Authority, visited the seventh edition of Dubai Watch Week, which is being held under her patronage. A leading non-commercial event that continues to push the boundaries and foster cultural exchange, networking and community engagement, this edition marks the 10th anniversary of Dubai Watch Week's establishment.
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Attendees explore the latest creations at the Louis Erard pavilion during Dubai Watch Week, where design and craftsmanship take centre stage.
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A striking display of Bulgari’s iconic Serpenti watches draws visitors at Dubai Watch Week, showcasing the brand’s signature blend of luxury and bold design.
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Guests engage with master artisans at the Van Cleef & Arpels pavilion, watching traditional watchmaking techniques blend with the evolving craft of modern horology.
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The 10th-anniversary edition brings together more than 90 watch brands, presenting rare timepieces, global launches and interactive displays.
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Watch enthusiasts stop by the Audemars Piguet pavilion to discover the maison’s iconic models and bold new releases.
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Brand representatives showcase their newest creations, offering guests a first look at exclusive limited-edition watches.
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Visitors enjoy hands-on workshops and masterclasses that reveal the meticulous processes behind hand-finished timepieces
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A Chanel watch takes centre stage at Dubai Watch Week, embodying the brand’s signature sophistication and artistry.
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Curated displays highlight the evolution of Dubai Watch Week, tracing its rise into one of the world’s leading non-commercial horology platforms.
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A display of Breitling AG watches at Dubai Watch Week showcases the brand’s precision engineering and bold aviation-inspired designs.
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Crowds gather for exclusive brand launches, panel discussions and networking sessions, celebrating a thriving global community of watch lovers.
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Hublot’s Big Bang Unico Red Magic stands out with its vibrant red ceramic case.
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Chanel showcases exquisite jewellery at Dubai Watch Week, highlighting its iconic design language and signature luxury.
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A shimmering showcase of jewellery and watches at Van Cleef & Arpels draws attendees.
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A beautifully detailed Bovet Fleurier SA watch draws attention at Dubai Watch Week.
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An attendee tries on a Louis Vuitton watch at Dubai Watch Week.
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A breathtaking Jardín de Rubis necklace shines at the Van Cleef & Arpels pavilion.
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Jacob & Co. presents its most striking timepieces at Dubai Watch Week, celebrated for their avant-garde engineering and dramatic style.
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A close-up of Chanel watch dials at Dubai Watch Week.
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Attendees gather near the Bulgari pavilion at Dubai Watch Week, exploring the brand’s latest luxury timepieces and jewellery creations.
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Dubai Watch Week transforms Dubai Mall and Burj Park into a hub of creativity and horology, featuring world-renowned brands and interactive showcases.
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Jaeger-LeCoultre presents a perpetual calendar pocket watch, reflecting its heritage in precision watchmaking and sophisticated craftsmanship.
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