Watches are technology worn on the body – and often also design objects or status symbols. These articles focus on mechanical details, striking styles, and current developments.
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Tutima Watch Factory – INHORGENTA 2024
The famous name Glashütte itself stands for the production of watches. The family-run Tutima brand has been around since 1927, with its classic location in the Saxon town of Glashü... Tutima watch factoryAristo Vollmer watches
With her visit to Aristo Vollmer at Inhorgenta 2016 in Munich, Messe.TV presenter Jenny Dettner meets two traditional companies in the watchmaking sector. Aristo looks back on a tr... Aristo Vollmer watchesCASIO watches collection G-Shock + G-Steel
The G-Shock from CASIO is a true classic that most people are familiar with. But here, too, the watch manufacturer is constantly working on optimization. What are the new additions... CASIO watches collection G-Shock + G-SteelCASIO watches collection Edifice
The CASIO watches in the Edifice collection are somewhat more elegant. However, a dynamic and modern stainless steel look is not all that is on offer. The watches can be connected ... CASIO watches collection EdificeCASIO watches - Pro Trek Smartwatch
As a big player, CASIO naturally also has something to offer in the smartwatch sector. The watches in the Pro Trek collection run on Android and have a variety of attractive functi... CASIO watches - Pro Trek SmartwatchBruno Söhnle – watches Glashütte
Anyone who chooses a watch from Bruno Söhnle attaches great importance to high quality and this is also delivered. But does the company follow the current trend and offer digital c... Bruno Söhnle – watches GlashütteHolzkern – wooden watches
Holzkern will be presenting wooden wristwatches at Inhorgenta. There is a large selection of woods and also beautiful combinations with a gemstone dial. The company is exhibiting a... Holzkern – wooden watchesKomono – Watches made from slate
Lifestyle and design play a key role in connection with watches. At Komono, we see a wristwatch lying on a slate stone. This is not just decoration. The watches are actually made o... Komono – Watches made from slateMechanical watches stand for precision, craftsmanship, and a special understanding of time. On Messe.TV, various manufacturers show how they combine tradition and innovation – from finely refined movements to artistically designed dials. The models presented range from manufactured watches to limited-edition collector's items.
In addition to traditional watchmaking, digital models are becoming increasingly important. Smartwatches combine functions such as fitness tracking, navigation, and mobile communication with modern design. Messe.TV showcases developments from tech companies and classic brands that integrate digital solutions.
Watches have long been more than just timepieces – they are an expression of style and personality. At various trade fairs, brands present themselves with bold colors, clean lines, or nature-inspired materials. The lifestyle segment in particular shows how diverse watch design is today.
In addition to design and technology, a watch also impresses with its practical uses. Pendulum and table clocks for indoor use, outdoor watches with special sensors, or solar-powered models cover a wide range of functional requirements. Messe.TV also presents special solutions for specific purposes.
The trade fair appearances of international manufacturers show how lively and dynamic the watch market is. Japanese technology, European craftsmanship, or creative start-ups—the range of brands and models on display is constantly growing. Messe.TV documents this diversity with in-depth reports and interviews.