The International Festival of Time is held in the Viking Triangle at Waterford Treasures, this premier horological event showcases independent, artisanal watchmakers, featuring exhibitions, masterclasses, and talks from world-class creators.
The festival takes place within the Medieval Museum and surrounding Waterford Treasures museums and celebrates Waterford's history of clockmaking, particularly its proximity to New Geneva, where Genevan watchmakers established a colony. Past festivals have featured renowned masters like Kari Voutilainen, Paul Gerber, and Andreas Strehler.
What to Expect: A gathering of the world's most prestigious independent watch and clockmakers. The festival features:
Live Demonstrations: Artisans showcasing traditional hand-finishing and mechanical complications.
Expert Talks: Lectures by horological historians and master watchmakers.
Museum Access: Tickets generally include entry to the five museums of the Waterford Treasures complex
