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Bart and Tim Grönefeld were pleased to exhibit at the record-breaking 2026 edition of Watches and Wonders, held from 14 to 20 April in Geneva. A total of 60,000 visitors from across the globe attended this year’s showcase of horological novelties. At the Grönefeld booth, Bart and Tim, together with the fourth generation, presented the “7 Sins” project, created in collaboration with master engraver Kees Engelbarts. This exceptional set of seven unique watches has since found a new owner. Yet this remarkable project was not the only new creation from the Grönefeld brothers…

Some ideas refuse to be rushed… How it began: A meeting of two crafts. For nearly 30 years, Bart and Tim have shared a close friendship with Kees Engelbarts — a Dutch master engraver based in Geneva, renowned for his exceptional craftsmanship. Throughout these years, one idea remained: to combine his art of engraving with their horological creations. Grönefeld and Kees Engelbarts had collaborated before, but in 2022 they set out to make something extraordinary. Today, Bart and Tim present the result: A set of 7 timepieces, each representing one of the 7 Sins. A project defined by patience, mastery, and an uncompromising pursuit of excellence.

Ben jij een gepassioneerde horlogemaker? En een gedreven techneut die zijn/haar vakmanschap tot in de perfectie wil uitvoeren? Lijkt het je leuk om mee te werken aan onze exclusieve horloges? En niet onbelangrijk: deel jij onze passie voor high-end uurwerken? Dan zijn we wellicht op zoek naar jou!

We are proud to introduce Grönefeld's first ladies' model: the 1944 Tanfana. This ladies’ watch embraces new design codes and employs some materials not previously seen on a Grönefeld timepiece.

Are you a passionate watchmaker? And a driven technician who wants to carry out his/her craftsmanship to perfection? Would you like to work on our exclusive, award-winning watches? And do you share our passion for high-end timepieces? Then we might be looking for you!

Bart Grönefeld has been asked to be a member of the jury for the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève 2024. The GPHG can be compared to the Oscars of the film industry. He didn't have to think twice about accepting this opportunity.





