Book Your Time With Dubai Watch Week From 24th to 28th November 2021

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Book Your Time With Dubai Watch Week From 24th to 28th November 2021

The fifth edition of Dubai Watch Week, the watch industry’s premier non-commercial international event, takes place during the week of Thanksgiving, but don’t let that stop you from booking a ticket.

Founded in 2015 by the retailer Ahmed Seddiqi & Sons, the free event welcomes more than 45 leading watch brands — the highest number of exhibitors to date, including such marquee names as Rolex, Audemars Piguet, Tudor, Hublot and Chopard.

“The significance of Dubai Watch Week 2021 is apparent now more than ever, for the industry, and the economy,”
says Hind Seddiqi, director-general of Dubai Watch Week.
“Visitors can anticipate stand-alone booths from five brands who will have unique spaces on site. Dubai Watch Week will also launch a Collector’s Lounge, a unique space set to unite collectors and connoisseurs to discuss the latest watch launches and happenings in the industry. The lounge will also feature limited editions created by Ahmed Seddiqi & Sons, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the U.A.E.”
If you’re looking to take the temperature of the global watch market or get a sense of what to expect in 2022, there is no better place to do your research.

The core mission of Dubai Watch Week is to provide an educational platform for the purpose of sharing knowledge, building connections and celebrating watchmaking.


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