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He was awarded for his excellent career as a restorer, producer and designer of watch movements, but also as creator, trailblazer and author of several historical and technical studies.

She was awarded for her whole career as the author of several watchmaking reference books and curator and scientific director of the International Museum of Horology, which she managed from 1988 to 2000. During her time there, she organized several exhibitions and symposiums of international importance.

He was honored for his technical, scientific and historical career as well as his literature and innovations that have conferred modern watchmaking a universal dimension.

He was recognized for his role as an entrepreneur at one of the leading watchmaking brands to which he has, using his skills, brought back its rightful historical importance, mainly by putting together a team of technical designers and exceptional artisans.

She was awarded for the reference book she wrote about Swiss watchmaking companies and brands, her commitment to NAWCC as the manager of its museum and the author of various articles for the bulletin.

He was awarded for his skills as a creator and designer of legendary models such as the Seamaster (for Omega), and the Coin watch - featuring an ultra-thin movement integrated in a 20-dollar gold coin -, the Romulus and the Buckingham for his own company, Corum.

She was awarded for the entrepreneurial skills she first developed at Raymond Weil and later at Bédat & Co, the company she founded.