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With the Swatch Group missing, the Japanese brands gone, Rolex and Tudor and Patek having waved “bye bye” — as well as the absence of many smaller brands who simply couldn’t afford to/refused to exhibit there under the MCH Group’s criteria and pricing — this could be the true death knell for Basel as we know it. See more

Though the Rolex-Patek gang’s new show doesn’t have a name, it’s going to take place next year alongside Watches & Wonders Geneva, meaning the the press, retailers and certain . See moreWhen the Swatch Group, which includes brands such as Omega, Longines and Hamilton, announced two years ago that they would no longer participate in Baselworld, it was . See more

Baselworld's "Rolexit" crisis began on April 14, when Rolex, Patek Philippe, . Rolex has formally announced that it has left Baselworld for good to instead .

Rolex, Tudor, Patek Philippe, Chopard and Chanel are leaving Baselworld and putting on their own trade show alongside Watches & Wonders Geneva in 2021. By Oren Hartov Published April 14, 2020 Baselworld's "Rolexit" crisis began on April 14, when Rolex, Patek Philippe, Tudor, Chanel, and Chopard announced that they were withdrawing from Baselworld 2021 to launch their own exhibition in Geneva in April 2021 in collaboration with . Rolex has formally announced that it has left Baselworld for good to instead participate in a new show that will be organized in collaboration with the FHH. The FHH organizes the Watches & Wonders events previously known as SIHH in Geneva, with the next iteration currently scheduled for April 2021. This morning, it was announced that Rolex, Patek Philippe, Tudor, Chanel, and Chopard, will be leaving Baselworld, the world's largest watch industry trade show, to start a new Geneva-based salon in conjunction with the FHH, the organizers of Watches & Wonders (formerly SIHH). The new show is set to take place in early April 2021 at the Geneva .

It seems the clock has finally run out for Baselworld, the watch industry’s oldest and erstwhile largest trade show, as the fair’s most important exhibitors, Rolex and Patek Philippe, along.

The most chaotic and disruptive year in the watch industry in recent memory just got a little more so this morning, with the announcement that power players Rolex, Patek Philippe, Tudor, Chanel, and Chopard are exiting the Baselworld trade fair, re-scheduled to January 2021 . Five big watch brands announce together that they will exit Baselworld—heretofore the largest watch exhibition in the world—for 2021. Rolex, together with Patek Philippe, Chopard, Chanel, and Tudor, announced that it will de-camp Baselworld to form a new show in Geneva with the FHH, the organizer of Watches & Wonders Geneva. It wasn't long before Baselworld issued its response to what is hard to see as anything but a threat to its very existence.

It was announced today that the 2021 Baselworld show, which had been scheduled to begin January 28 of next year, has been canceled. This comes after a steady stream of brands exiting the fair over the last two years, the Covid-19 related postponement of the 2020 show, and tentpole brands Rolex, Tudor, Patek Philippe, and others dramatically .

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