Fabergé, the world’s most iconic artist jeweller, is proud to announce they will be making their debut at Watches & Wonders in April 2020.
This marks a pivotal moment in the Maison’s history and highlights their dedication to fine and innovative watchmaking. Over the course of many months, Fabergé has been enthusiastically developing a selection of new timepieces with their craftsmen and women in Geneva which will be unveiled for the very first time at the show.
‘We are honoured to be part of the Watches & Wonders family and incredibly excited to unveil the new models we have been working on. Each piece we will present seamlessly combines the highest level of craftsmanship with the emotions and surprise everyone has come to expect from Fabergé. The application of movements developed exclusively for Fabergé allows us to create innovative Timepieces which are unlike anything else you can find, continuing the legacy of our treasured brand’ Aurélie Picaud, Timepieces Director The new timepieces capture the spirit of Peter Carl Fabergé, with exceptional details and surprises. While Fabergé will be joining the prestigious Carré de Horlogers for the first time, the Maison is no newcomer to the world of watches. Their inclusion of watches in designs dates back to 1887; the brand’s third Imperial Egg, created for Tsar Alexander III as a gift for his wife Maria Feodorovna, contained a 14k gold lady’s watch, with a white enamel dial and openwork diamond set gold hands.
Fabergé officially launched a Timepieces division in November 2013, developing four unique collections over a period of two years, officially launching in March 2015. Later that year, their iconic Compliquée Peacock won GPHG’s ‘Ladies’ High Mechanical’ category. Off the back of this success, Fabergé opened their own Timepieces workshop in Geneva in early 2016, and in November 2016 their Visionnaire DTZ Rose Gold won GPHG’s ‘Travel Time’ award.
Watches & Wonders takes place in Geneva from 25th to 29th April 2020. More details on the new collections to follow in the coming weeks. To explore Fabergé’s current Timepieces, visit