The GPHG Field, 2018–2026
Awards coverage shows you the winners. This is the whole field: all 2,202 watches entered in the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève since 2018, from sub-$2K sleepers to seven-figure grand complications.
Entry is voluntary and made by the brand, so this is not a ranking of watchmaking. Rolex, Patek Philippe, Omega, IWC, Jaeger-LeCoultre, A. Lange & Söhne and F.P. Journe do not enter at all, and a watch missing from this field has not lost anything. An entry is a watch registered for that year; only the prize winners were judged.
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Modèle Nº 2 Chronographe~$3,023Ref. 8501-3View on GPHG ↗The Lorca Model Nº2 Chronograph offers 3 registers for timing long activities, with a guilloché bezel with a 12-hour scale rather than the traditional tachymeter, 37mm case.
Lili Bouton~$42,265Ref. LB111View on GPHG ↗Lili Bouton is a discreet floral composition that exudes Haute Joaillerie in each of its petals and refuses to choose between watchmaking and jewelry.
Lili~$19,858Ref. 00 036View on GPHG ↗Lili. Beauregard's new bloom. Continuing the tradition of capturing and reinterpreting the elegance of the world's flowers, Beauregard is proud to unveil LILI. A feast for the eyes with its 33 natural stone petals in...
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