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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Sarek Frost~$11,600Ref. Sarek Frost - Ice BlueView on GPHG ↗Patrik Sjögren of GoS Watches captures the enchantment of Swedish childhood frosted windows with a unique dial surrounded by miniature ice blocks carved from sapphire glass.
Norrsken - Aurores boréales guillochées~$33,935Ref. Norrsken-GuillocheView on GPHG ↗Norrsken – Northern Lights on your wrist. GoS, the independent Swedish watchmaking brand, unveiled its new Norrsken line in March 2021. This timepiece, which owes its name to the Northern Lights...
Skadi~$61,083Ref. SKADIView on GPHG ↗GoS's latest creation combines its black Damascus steel with rose gold and a luminous glacier-blue mother-of-pearl representing the landscapes of the lands ruled by Skadi – the Norse Goddess of Winter. The hands as...
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