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The Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève has officially revealed the nominees for its 26th edition. The GPHG Academy selected 84 timepieces from 320 models submitted by 194 brands, which will now compete across 14 categories for some of the most important awards in international watchmaking.
The list includes names such as Audemars Piguet, Laurent Ferrier, MB&F, Lederer, Konstantin Chaykin and Frederique Constant, as part of a selection offering a broad overview of contemporary watchmaking.
A total of 78 wristwatches and six mechanical clocks have been nominated. All of them will be evaluated ahead of the ceremony by the 2026 Jury, chaired by Wei Koh, while the Academy will also take part in selecting the winners through a digital vote accounting for one-third of the final result.
AUDEMARS PIGUET
Royal Oak “Jumbo” Extra-thin Selfwinding Flying Tourbillon Chronograph RD#5 “150th Anniversary”
FRÉDÉRIQUE CONSTANT
Classics Moneta Handwinding
KONSTANTIN CHAYKIN
Thinking Mystery
The winners will be announced on November 7 at Geneva’s Bâtiment des Forces Motrices, where 19 prizes will be presented, including the evening’s highest distinction, the Aiguille d’Or Grand Prix.
Watches Argentina will be in Geneva to cover the ceremony and bring you the winners of watchmaking’s biggest prizes in 2026.
LAURENT FERRIER
Sport Traveller Slate Grey
LEDERER
CIC 39 InVerto Titanium
MB&F
SP One Platinum
