Kuala Lumpur's premier mall The Exchange TRX celebrates the best in horology with Tatler GMT
For a second year in a row, The Exchange TRX and Tatler GMT shines the spotlight on the best in horology with a month-long series of exciting activities. Promising to illuminate the fine art of watchmaking, the festival kicks off with a cocktail launch on June 25 in the mall’s expansive City Avenue, where horological heavyweights from Cartier and Rolex can be found. The entire strip will be transformed into a mecca for watch enthusiasts from June 25 - 28 with a display of 10 key novelties from Blancpain, Breitling, Bvlgari, Chanel, Hublot, Longines, Omega, Rado, Tudor, and Zenith.
Read more: Inside the launch of The Exchange TRX x Tatler GMT Watch Festival 2025

Above Watch exhibition at The Exchange TRX x Tatler GMT Watch Festival
The Exchange TRX’s exclusive Premier Lounge will host a series of watchmaking masterclasses led by watchmaker Ng Jun Min of Time & Motions. If you’re interested to find out what makes a watch ticks, register here.
Throughout the month of July, several watch boutiques in The Exchange TRX from Chanel to Zenith will be conducting various activities for an immersive discovery of their watchmaking savoir-faire.
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Above The Exchange TRX x Tatler GMT Watch Festival celebrates the best in horology
Beyond the colourful dials and the thrill of new releases, what truly powers this festival is something less tangible but far more enduring: the quiet reverence for a craft that measures not just hours, but history and human ingenuity. This ode to horology dares us to slow down, to appreciate the microscopic marvels on our wrists, and to remember that a true celebration of watchmaking is also a celebration of passionate hands that create these instruments of time.
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