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  1. GIA to Close Israel Lab by Year End
  2. Richemont Sales in Asia Pacific Down
  3. AGTA Announces 2024 Spectrum & Cutting Edge Award Winners
  4. GIA Reports Animal-Like Inclusions in Natural Diamonds
  5. WFDB Encourages Industry Investment in Natural Diamond Marketing
  6. De Beers’ Tracr Platform to Disclose Single Country of Origin for Over 1.25ct Rough
  7. LVMH Watches and Jewellery Sales Drop 5 Percent For First Nine Months This Year
  8. Fancy-coloured Diamond Prices Show Overall Stability with Moderate Declines
  9. Gübelin Opens New Lab in Bangkok
  10. Sally Morrison Takes Larger Role in De Beers to Lead US Marketing
  11. Buccellati Executive to Lead Board of New Richemont Acquisition Jewellery Brand
  12. Weak Sales Recorded from Gemfields Emerald Auction
  13. Gübelin Opens New Lab in Bangkok
  14. Jewelers of America Announces 2024 CASE Awards Winners
  15. Chow Tai Fook Appoints New Chief to Lead Strategic Expansion in Southeast Asia and Globally
  16. Pandora Raises Full Year Growth Outlook Amid Strong Performance
  17. GIA Finds Natural-Looking Inclusions in Synthetic Ruby
  18. Hong Kong Luxury Retail Sales Down 23% in June
  19. De Beers Cancels August Sight, Combines with October Sight
  20. Petra Diamonds Postpones First Tender of New Financial Year
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HIGHLIGHT

  1. US market unfolds changes and potential
  2. The queen of gems, the gem of queens
  3. Classics return

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HKJM > Timepieces > Breguet wins GPHG’s top prize
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Breguet wins GPHG’s top prize

In a bid to acknowledge the excellence and innovation in the watchmaking industry, the 14th Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) presented awards to the winners of 16 categories on 31 October 2014 at the Grand Théâtre de Genève. Around 1,500 guests including influential figures from the world of watchmaking, finance and politics attended. The supreme award ‘Aiguille d’Or’ went to Breguet for its Classic Chronométrie model. The watchmaking giant was also awarded the Public Prize for the Classique Dame watch.

GPHG 2014 saw a record participation from major watchmaking houses as well as a number of independent companies.

Since 2001 GPHG has paid annual tributes to the excellence of global watchmaking creations, fostering the reputation and influence of the art of watchmaking and its values around the globe.

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