Meet the Winners of the 2015 Grand Prix d’ Horlogerie Genève

Jewelry: Audemars Piguet Diamond Punk

Today, the 2015 Grand Prix d’ Horlogerie Genève (GPGH) awards took place in Geneva. The largest watch competition, GPHG is held annually and is considered the industry’s “red carpet” event. Nearly 200 watches were initially under consideration, and were paired down to the final 72 that competed for a winning spot in 16 different categories.

We have written about many of these watches here on ATimelyPerspective and we invite you to review those watches anytime. Additionally, for more details on the event itself and the winners’ speeches, please read our article on our Perfect Timing column on Forbes.com. Now, without any more delay, we bring you the results of this year’s GPHG.

The Winners:

The reverse side of the Ref. 57260 with tourbillon, astronomical indications and calendar functions

Jury Prize: Micke Pintus, Yannick Pintus, Jean-Luc Perrin– the three Vacheron Constantin watchmakers who spent eight years of their life together building the World’s Most Complicated watch, Ref. 57260

Aiguille D’Or Grand Prix: Greubel Forsey, Tourbillon 24Secondes Inclined Vision

Technical Innovation: Preziouso Tourbillon of Tourbillons, which also won the Public Award.

Mechanical Exception: Jaquet Droz Charming Bird