SalonQP 2014: An Ever-Personal Encounter With The World Of Horology
2014 marked?my second attendance, and more importantly, the sixth edition?of the British watch exhibition called SalonQP, held at the Saatchi Gallery in London. Last year, in my comprehensive article about the event, I?referred to it as a "most personal exhibition of fine watches, remarkable brands and astoundingly difficult crafts," and I was curious to see how things had evolved from one year to the next. To my surprise, there have been some interesting developments, with some of the?core values remaining the same.The 6PM start of the first day did allow a quick hike in the Hyde park �C on the wrist is the Citizen Signature Series Grand Touring Sport.Before we get to discuss the changes, let's see what was unchanged for 2014. The Saatchi Gallery is still every bit as beautiful of a venue as it was last year, and?it certainly lends a most suiting atmosphere to the event. The event was again a three-day affair, with the first day opening at 6pm, with a so-called cocktail reception. The

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