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LOOKING BACK AT GWD 2026
The Horopedia Foundation took part in the Geneva Watch Days 2026. A new edition focused on meetings and sharing, which allowed visitors to explore the Horopedia.org encyclopedia interactively and learn more about the projects developed by the Foundation, notably the future House of Horological Arts & Culture (MACH).
HOROPEDIA INVITES YOU TO THE GENEVA WATCH DAYS 2026
From September 2 to 6, 2026, the Horopedia Foundation will be present at the Geneva Watch Days with a more interactive experience.
BRUSH UP ON YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF CARBON COMPOSITES
For the start of the new school year, Horopedia is enriching its online encyclopedia with a series of three new educational films dedicated to carbon composites.
WATCH REGULATION / ADJUSTMENT TO DISCOVER ON HOROPEDIA
Horopedia unveils a series of four educational films on watch regulation, produced in collaboration with the Geneva School of Watchmaking and the Neuchâtel Vocational Training Centre.
THE ASSEMBLY OF A MECHANICAL MOVEMENT ON HOROPEDIA.ORG
A new film dedicated to the assembly of a mechanical movement is now available on the online encyclopedia horopedia.org.
LOOKING BACK AT EPHJ 2026
The Horopedia Foundation’s presence at EPHJ 2026 proved particularly positive, both for the development of the horopedia.org encyclopedia and for the Maison des Arts & de la Culture Horlogère (MACH) project.
HOROPEDIA INVITES YOU TO EPHJ 2026
The Horopedia Foundation will be present at the EPHJ 2026 trade show at Palexpo Geneva. Visitors will be able to discover the horopedia.org encyclopedia and the interactive display case prototype developed for the MACH.
NEW CONTENT – MAY 2026
This month, Horopedia is enriching its online encyclopedia with two major additions: a new section dedicated to horological measuring instruments and an educational film on the quartz movement.
THE HOROLOGICAL & CULTURAL COMMITTEE LAUNCHES ITS WORK
Meeting in Geneva on 8 May 2026, the members of the Horopedia Foundation’s Watchmaking & Cultural Committee officially launched their work and got an exclusive preview of the future Maison des Arts & de la Culture Horlogère (MACH) premises.
IMMERSION AT THE HEART OF GENEVA CHRONOMETRY
True to its educational mission, Horopedia has published a new film dedicated to the Geneva Chronometric Observatory, a major player in watch certification in Switzerland.
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