Next week, 18 January to be exact, the 2010 collection of Jaeger Le-Coultre watches will be unveiled at the Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie in Geneva. The new collection features fifteen timepieces.
One of the watches to be unveiled at what is certainly going to be a spectacular show is a timepiece that was tested during the expedition we reported on here in October. Jaeger-LeCoultre sponsored the ascent of a mountain in Nepal that had never been climbed before.
The expedition team will feature at the launch of the 2010 collection, as will many other influential figures in the watch-making industry. Jaeger-LeCoultre’s new collection and an extended coverage of the Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie will be presented on the website following the event.
For example, the day after the unveiling of the new collection, Jaeger-LeCoultre will for the first time be hosting a live webcast and Q&A session featuring the 2010 Collection. The event will take place on Tuesday 19 January starting at 4.15 pm Central European Time for about 30 minutes. The language to be used for the event will be English.
A broadband internet connection is recommended, and because of the high interest anticipated for this event, registration is required. So if any of our readers should like to participate, you can register on the Jaeger-Le-Coultre website, click here.
