Post by FHH - Fondation Haute Horlogerie

Queen Elizabeth I of England wore a watch on her wrist in 1572, nearly three centuries before it became standard for men. Long before the wristwatch had a name, women were already shaping its history: as patrons, as collectors, and as the clients who pushed watchmakers toward their most ambitious creations. → https://lnkd.in/e5cs39je #WomenInWatchmaking #HauteHorlogerie #SwissWatchmaking Aurélie Streit, Pascal O. Ravessoud, Emmanuel Schneider, Sarah Duneton Faigaux, Lucas Rochas, Kilyan SALHI DANIELE, Sophien Salah, Anastasia Matthey, Lorenzo Maillard, Maxime Couturier, Raphael Hatem, Julien Baudet, Patrick Monnin, Magali Vionnet, Hideo Kubota, Valentine Gautier, Vincent Robert, Olivier Talon, Beatrice Qiu, Gianfranco Ritschel, Joanna Lange, Pierre Christe, Julien Gandolfi, Paola Lena, Issa Sulaiman, Hermelitta Cheung, Stéphane Schuler, Heekyung Jung, Ernestina Ma, Ugo Pancani, Michael Dubs, Kitty Kano