TimeCrafters
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TimeCrafters at The New York Times Center
Looking back: The TimeCrafters in New York
It pays to bear in mind that this was the very first luxury watchmaking fair, and how successful it turned out to be. Worldwide, watch lovers will soon be making The TimeCrafters a yearly destination.
The Bulgari’s booth was admired for its simplicity, which is just as well since their watches certainly are not! I loved how they got the New Zealand’s ALL BLACKS to star in their short film, and introduced their newer masterpiece (with the team’s namesake).
Baume & Mercier continues to promote, hardily, their Hamptons lifestyle by the beach with their new creation. Their space was truly cozy. Surely this picture does not convey enough how charming it was.
Great displays of antique watches in the first floor level.Opening Party
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Patrick Gaguech
The Art Deco Style of Patrick GaguechMr. Gauguech founded his company in 1977. His goal back then as it is now is to bring together artistic trades relating to furniture and the world of interior design around a single organization – his. That world consists of manufacturing furniture, metal works, bronze, flooring, and lighting.
With over 500 models, Patrick Gaguech’s collection is now the largest in the world. Reissues, antique reproduction, cabinet making, metal work, marquetry, artistic lighting. His company undertakes so much meticulous work where the central theme is and always will be a Love of Detail.
Patek PhilippeSince 2006, Patrick started collaborating with Pakek Philippe in Paris. Since then, he went on designing his London, New York, Madrid, Milan, and Frankfort’s VIP lounges.
His creations are recognised for their originality and quality. Patrick has successfully surrounded himself with men and women passionate about their work, and that singular fact had kept him fulfilling orders in fields as diverse as yachting, luxury watchmaking and interior design projects.
Patrick Gaguech’s Art Deco Designed Lounge at the 2011 New York Times’ TimeCrafters.Patrick Gaguech61 Avenue Philippe Auguste75011 Paris – France
