Swiss watch industry promotion event "Watch.Swiss Japan" held at JR Nagoya Takashimaya Watch Maison

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2021.07.27

A fun tool for learning about Switzerland and its watch industry has been released

 WATCH.SWISS Japan, a promotional event for the Swiss watch industry produced by the Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry (FH), will be exhibited from July 27th to August 31st as an opening event for the JR Nagoya Takashimaya Watch Maison, which will open this summer.

Watch.Swiss Japan


Events and tools to introduce the Swiss watch industry

 WATCH.SWISS is an experiential event tool that allows visitors to learn about seven themes related to Switzerland and Swiss watches (Switzerland, Swiss Made, History, Design, Precision, Manufacturing, and Complicated Watches) by touching the iPad panel. Additionally, a touchscreen "workbench" allows visitors to digitally experience assembling a mechanical watch movement.

Watch.Swiss Japan

 During this exhibition, for the first time, Swiss tourism and local specialties will also be introduced, with special cooperation from the Swiss Embassy and Switzerland Tourism, to allow visitors to learn about Switzerland, a country that prides itself on its watchmaking.


WATCH.SWISS Japan Overview

Watch.Swiss Japan

Period: July 27th (Tue) to August 31st (Tue), 2021, 10:00-21:00 (18:00 on the last day)
Location: JR Nagoya Takashimaya Watch Maison, 1st floor Watch Maison Gallery
Address: 1F/2F Dai Nagoya Building, 28-12 Meieki 3-chome, Nakamura-ku, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture
TEL: 052-566-1101 (main)

Watch.Swiss Japan
Supported by: Embassy of Switzerland in Japan / Switzerland Tourism / Swiss Business Hub for Trade and Investment Promotion / Swiss Chamber of Commerce in Japan / Japan Watch Importers Association


About the Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry (FH)

Watch.Swiss Japan

The Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry (FH) is an organization whose purpose is to protect and develop the Swiss watch industry, and it operates with offices in Bienne, Switzerland (headquarters), Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Latin America. Its membership consists of approximately 500 companies, more than 9% of Swiss companies engaged in the production and sale of watches, clocks, and watch parts, and it works to protect the legal interests of its members.


Contact info: Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry (FH) Tel. 03-3221-9678