[From 3:30 PM on March 30th] Masamasa Hirota, editor-in-chief of the watch magazine Chronos Japan, will be live streaming before leaving for Watches & Wonders Geneve!

FEATURES New watches for 2025

2025.03.28

Watches & Wonders Geneve is held annually in Geneva, Switzerland. This year, the editorial team of Chronos Japan will be covering this new product exhibition, a major event in the watch industry. On Sunday, March 30th, 2025, from 3:30pm, Editor-in-Chief Masamasa Hirota will be heading to the event and will be broadcasting on webChronosTV (https://www.youtube.com/@webChronosTV) will be broadcasting live! Hirota will predict this year's new releases based on recent trends, explain the brands he is personally interested in, and what to look for in new watches.

This photo was taken at the NOMOS Glashütte booth at Watches & Wonders Geneve last year. This year too, there will be a string of new watches that will make Hirota smile like this...!

Watches & Wonders Geneve 2025 is here! What new watches will be released this year?

　Watches & Wonders Geneve (hereafter referred to as W&WG) is a trade fair for new watches held every spring. It is the most exciting event in the watch industry throughout the year. This year it will be held from April 1st (Tuesday) to April 7th (Monday). The editorial team of Chronos Japan, a watch magazine that has been covering the new watch fair in Switzerland since its launch in 2005, will be traveling to the event again this year to cover each watch brand from the perspective that only a specialist magazine can provide.

The W&WG venue is Palexpo, adjacent to Geneva International Airport. However, some brands will also be holding their own new releases outside the venue, at hotels and other locations. As it is a city-wide event, the W&WG flag will be raised on the Mont Blanc Bridge over Lake Geneva.

　Of course, our editor-in-chief, Masamasa Hirota, will also be heading to Geneva, Switzerland, where the W&WG will be held. Starting at 3:30 PM on Sunday, March 30, 2025, the day of his departure, Hirota will be broadcasting live from the airport on his YouTube channel, "webChronosTV." He will discuss his predictions for this year's new models based on recent trends, brands that he personally finds interesting, and what to look for in new watches.

　Watch this live broadcast to get a glimpse into the watch industry in 2025!