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Open in the appGPHG - Exhibition of 84 timepieces pre-selected by the Academy "Beyond the Clock" – Works by students from the Chair of Watch Design and the Fashion Design Department at HEAD – Geneva Free activities by registration GUIDED TOURS Guided tours of the exhibition by a watch… GPHG - Exhibition of 84 timepieces pre-selected by the Academy "Beyond the Clock" – Works by students from the Chair of Watch Design and the Fashion Design Department at HEAD – Geneva Free activities by registration GUIDED TOURS Guided tours of the exhibition by a watch expert Daily at 12pm, 2pm and 3pm. Thursdays also at 6:30pm and 7:30pm. Saturdays and Sundays also at 4pm (50 min). All ages from 12 years old. WATCHMAKING WORKSHOPS Led by the Geneva School of Watchmaking, these introductory watchmaking workshops allow you to immerse yourself in the heart of a watch's mechanism by experiencing watchmaking skills such as assembly, anglage and pivoting. Wednesdays at 2pm, 3pm and 4pm. Saturdays and Sundays at 11am, 1pm, 2pm and 3pm (60 min). All ages from 10 years old. CHILDREN'S WORKSHOPS 1- "Learn to tell the time", 4 to 6 years old This workshop, led by the International Museum of Horology (MIH), introduces young children to reading analog time. They will create a colorful dial. Saturday October 31 at 3:30pm, Sunday November 8 and Saturday November 14 at 1:30pm (60 min). 18 places available. 2- Engraving Workshop, 6 to 8 years old This workshop allows younger children to put themselves in an engraver's shoes by chiseling and setting a "case back". They learn engraving techniques under the supervision of animators from the International Museum of Horology (MIH). Sunday November 8 at 3:30pm and Wednesday November 11 at 1:30pm (75 min). 18 places available. 3- "Restore your clock", 7 to 12 years old This workshop allows younger children to disassemble and reassemble a working clock under the supervision of animators from the International Museum of Horology (MIH). Saturday October 31 at 1:30pm, Wednesday November 11 and Saturday November 14 at 3:30pm (75 min). 18 places available. LECTURE "How did Geneva and Switzerland forge the world reference for excellence in watchmaking?" Pascal…