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George Daniels 100: The Genesis of Artisanal Watchmaking

Editorial Staff

30 Oct 2026 — 1 min read

George Daniels 100: “The Genesis of Artisanal Watchmaking” will be the centerpiece of IAMWATCH 2026, held at The Singapore EDITION from 12 to 15 November, with public days from 13 to 15 November. The exhibition, presented by Phillips with Bacs & Russo and The Hour Glass, brings together an unprecedented collection of 22 of Daniels’ timepieces, including the rare Space Traveller I and II, a 1987 four‑minute tourbillon, and a platinum Omega De Ville from 1999, highlighting the master’s contributions to horology on the centenary of his birth. In addition to the watches, the event will premiere an exclusive film exploring Daniels’ influence and legacy as the godfather of independent artisanal watchmaking. Admission is complimentary, and registration is open through the IAMWATCH link, offering enthusiasts a unique opportunity to experience the breadth of Daniels’ craftsmanship and the evolution of modern mechanical watchmaking.

Buying Time Analysis: This exhibition celebrates George Daniels’ centennial legacy, showcasing a uniquely comprehensive collection of his groundbreaking watches and highlighting his pivotal role in reviving independent artisanal watchmaking.

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