A Federação Relojoeira helvética (FH) organiza a 6, 7, 9 e 10 de Novembro uma exposição de entrada livre - Think Time - Think Swiss Excellence in Switzerland. O local, o Museu Internacional de Relojoaria, em La Chaux-de-Fonds.O comunicado da FH:
Watch Heritage Day 2010 provides another opportunity to discover the FH thematic exhibition on Swiss soil.
After the EPHJ Show in 2004, the World Intellectual Property Organization in 2005 and the Salon international de la haute horlogerie (SIHH) in 2009, you have a chance to visit or re-visit Think Time - Think Swiss Excellence in Switzerland. The FH thematic exhibition will take up quarters in La Chaux-de-Fonds, in the Hans Erni room of the International Watch Museum, to coincide with the fourth Watch Heritage Day on Saturday 6 November (entrance free). And for those unable to make it on that day, it will remain open to visitors on Sunday 7, Tuesday 9 and Wednesday 10 November.
Inaugurated in 2003, the exhibition Think Time - Think Swiss Excellence is a communications and information tool appealing to a wide target audience. Hi-tech panels featuring the very latest technologies and films with commentaries invite the visitor to cast a topical eye on Swiss watchmaking expertise. In parallel, illustrations of the manufacturing process, combined with the exhibition of components, tools and supplies that are sometimes scarcely visible to the naked eye, add a concrete dimension to the presentation. Everything is therefore in place to showcase the mastery of quality and precision that has always driven Swiss watchmakers to excel.
Since its launch, Think Time - Think Swiss Excellence has not stopped criss-crossing the globe. Next year, after Turkey, it is hoped to be able to present it for the first time on the North American continent, in Canada, after which it will stop over in Hungary, before flying off to Australia and New Zealand. A visit to Africa therefore is all that’s required to make its round-the-world trip complete.
Presented mainly on the fringes of events such as shows, conferences, exhibitions and seminars, Think Time - Think Swiss Excellence was given a facelift in 2009 with a change of colour and the integration of display cabinets featuring animated LCD glass to enliven the presentation of messages and make them even more attractive.
After the EPHJ Show in 2004, the World Intellectual Property Organization in 2005 and the Salon international de la haute horlogerie (SIHH) in 2009, you have a chance to visit or re-visit Think Time - Think Swiss Excellence in Switzerland. The FH thematic exhibition will take up quarters in La Chaux-de-Fonds, in the Hans Erni room of the International Watch Museum, to coincide with the fourth Watch Heritage Day on Saturday 6 November (entrance free). And for those unable to make it on that day, it will remain open to visitors on Sunday 7, Tuesday 9 and Wednesday 10 November.
Inaugurated in 2003, the exhibition Think Time - Think Swiss Excellence is a communications and information tool appealing to a wide target audience. Hi-tech panels featuring the very latest technologies and films with commentaries invite the visitor to cast a topical eye on Swiss watchmaking expertise. In parallel, illustrations of the manufacturing process, combined with the exhibition of components, tools and supplies that are sometimes scarcely visible to the naked eye, add a concrete dimension to the presentation. Everything is therefore in place to showcase the mastery of quality and precision that has always driven Swiss watchmakers to excel.
Since its launch, Think Time - Think Swiss Excellence has not stopped criss-crossing the globe. Next year, after Turkey, it is hoped to be able to present it for the first time on the North American continent, in Canada, after which it will stop over in Hungary, before flying off to Australia and New Zealand. A visit to Africa therefore is all that’s required to make its round-the-world trip complete.
Presented mainly on the fringes of events such as shows, conferences, exhibitions and seminars, Think Time - Think Swiss Excellence was given a facelift in 2009 with a change of colour and the integration of display cabinets featuring animated LCD glass to enliven the presentation of messages and make them even more attractive.
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