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He was awarded for his specialization in the repair of iron clocks and complicated watches as well as in the design of complicated pieces.

She was awarded for her innovative work on Swiss watchmaking's contribution to marine chronometry, her research about watchmaking training and horological history in Neuchâtel.

He was acknowledged for the development he brought to the company that earned a reputation as one of the most remarkable of its kind thanks to the quality of his products, particularly his chronographs and chronometers.

Watchmaker and historian J. Flores and watch expert Y. Droz won a joint award for their exceptional career path which led them to open the Musée de la Montre in Villers-le-Lac in 1997 and where their extensive knowledge was illustrated through the superb collection they gathered. Their shared affinity tied them together in the adventure of the Horlogerie Ancienne magazine of the French Horological Association (A.F.A.H.A.) for which they were co-writers for several years.

He was awarded for his work as designer of watches with great complications, the former of which are presented in such a way as to enhance the technical prowess of their movement.

He was honored for the entrepreneurial skills he developed in his legendary company, a major independent actor of the watch industry which produced technically and aesthetically remarkable pieces.

He was awarded for his publications and works related to watchmaking history, particularly about marine chronometry and leading watchmakers of the 18th century.

He was recognized for the major role he played in the development of great complications as project manager and designer for Patek Philippe.