Monday December 10 2007 / MB&F
HM2 watchmaker Jean-Marc Wiederrecht hosts a ''thank you' cocktail.
In celebration of winning the inaugural Best Watchmaker award at the 2007 Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève, Jean-Marc Wiederrecht and his team at Agenhor hosted a very well attended 'thank you' cocktail party.
Max Büsser had just returned from a successful month touring the world presenting Horological Machine No.2 - a watch inspired and largely created by Jean-Marc Wiederrecht - and it was a chance to catch up and say hello to friends.

There was quite a crowd of friends and clients - many, if not most, were both.


Agenhor is an independent family affair. On the right Jean Marc's wife Catherine and son Nicolas.


From left to right: Max Büsser, Véronique Benoit-Pequignet and Xavier Delange (from Agenhor's HM2 team), and MB&F's project and business manager, Estelle Toni.

Fabrizio Cavalca (left) from Steinway & Sons Watches talks to Grégory Pons, journalist and spokesman of the Grand Prix jury.


It was a very pleasurable evening with 'Friends' and rewarding to see an extremely talented watchmaker recognized.
Max Büsser had just returned from a successful month touring the world presenting Horological Machine No.2 - a watch inspired and largely created by Jean-Marc Wiederrecht - and it was a chance to catch up and say hello to friends.

There was quite a crowd of friends and clients - many, if not most, were both.


Agenhor is an independent family affair. On the right Jean Marc's wife Catherine and son Nicolas.

Jean-Marc's speech was warmly received.

From left to right: Max Büsser, Véronique Benoit-Pequignet and Xavier Delange (from Agenhor's HM2 team), and MB&F's project and business manager, Estelle Toni.

Fabrizio Cavalca (left) from Steinway & Sons Watches talks to Grégory Pons, journalist and spokesman of the Grand Prix jury.

Max Büsser congratulating Jean-Marc Wiederrecht

An elusive wrist shot of MB&F's HM2
It was a very pleasurable evening with 'Friends' and rewarding to see an extremely talented watchmaker recognized.


