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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The Mammoth~$222,120Ref. Mam1View on GPHG ↗Central tourbillon with jumping seconds hand and mammoth ivory dial. The case back is engraved with mammoth illustrations. The watch is handmade, a unique piece.
Aerodynamic Titanium Green~$7,959Ref. 2101ST07View on GPHG ↗The AERODYNAMIC ROBOT watch reminds us of the Czech phenomenon of car design: the Czechoslovak Tatra 77, the world's first mass-produced aerodynamic car.
Karel Rotation~$259,140+1View on GPHG ↗Video Karel Rotation by Ludek Seryn: a movement rotating 360° every eight hours Ludek Seryn studied horology, then expanded his portfolio of artisanal skills with goldsmithing, jewelry, and stone-setting. Karel...
All data and photography belong to the GPHG (gphg.org) or the respective manufacturer. We collected the entries in one place and built the filters; each watch page links to its official GPHG listing for more photos and full details. Gender, country, case shape, dial color, and wearing class are inferred conveniences added for filtering; sizes and prices are as published at entry time. GPHG is the source of truth: when this page and GPHG disagree, trust GPHG.