INHORGENTA and the Fondation Haute Horlogerie (FHH) are pleased to announce their collaboration. A partnership that will significantly shape the watch trade at INHORGENTA in the future. After a successful first partnership in 2025, the two foundations are intensifying their collaboration. They aim to create an even more innovative and immersive experience for INHORGENTA 2026.
This new partnership marks an important milestone. It is the first time that the Fondation Haute Horlogerie has entered into a long-term institutional partnership with a leading international watch and jewellery event. With a shared vision to promote the cultural and artistic value of fine watchmaking. Inhorgenta and FHH are thus laying the foundations for a renewed and expanded FHH Cultural Venue from 20 to 23 February 2026 at Inhorgenta, Messe München.
Stefanie Maendlein, director of the Inhorgenta exhibition, says: “The exhibition will take place in the context of the Münchhof München conference,
“Together we are shaping a future that honours the craftsmanship, creativity and cultural significance of fine watchmaking. The response to the 2025 partnership has been outstanding. So in 2026, we intend to take this experience to the next level.”.
The FHH Cultural Space will return with a stronger identity and an expanded format. It will offer a curated programme of exhibitions, talks and immersive experiences. As they will be designed to inspire, educate and spark dialogue between generations and
Aurélie Streit, vice president of the Fondation Haute Horlogerie, adds.
“This collaboration reflects our belief that fine watchmaking is a living cultural heritage. A heritage that should be shared with the world. By joining forces with Inhorgenta, we are strengthening our mission to showcase emotional depth. Also the artistic value and contemporary relevance of High Watchmaking. But also to bring it closer to new and different audiences.”.
More details on the 2026 programme will be announced in the coming months. But one thing is certain. Inhorgenta and the Fondation Haute Horlogerie will once again bring the global watchmaking community together in Munich, offering a celebration of high horology and cultural radiance.
Source: naj.co.uk
