En Pays Horloger, take the time…

The annual temporary exhibition of the Musons et Créons association, which manages and runs the museum. A brief visit into the world of pliers: the hand, a pair of pliers / Pliers in the hand: the everyday object and the tool. Included in the guided tour, the exhibition "Pliers...a whole world" immerses visitors, through works by artists—paintings and sculptures—engravings, excerpts from the Encyclopedia, and iconic objects, in the breathtaking universe of pliers. Enriching the exhibition, knowledge, and range of perspectives with one's own experience or personal collection of pliers will be the challenge presented to the public this year.

The 31st presentation of this distinction will reward personalities whose work has contributed to the reputation of watchmaking in the fields of research, craftsmanship and industry.

Since 1947, we have been crafting an independent French watchmaking tradition with exacting standards. Nestled in Charquemont, just a few kilometers from Switzerland, our family-run Maison designs men's and women's watches that combine the precision of Swiss movements with the elegance of French design. Free to create and manufacture in France, we preserve a rare expertise. From the initial sketch to the final adjustments, each watch is conceived, assembled, regulated, and inspected in our workshops by passionate watchmakers. This commitment to sustainable and refined watchmaking is expressed in all our collections, whether they are showcased in our boutiques in France or around the world. Today, we open our doors to share our passion for our craft. Come explore our world, observe the meticulous work of our watchmakers, and interact with our team. It is with you that we hope to continue writing the story of this shared passion, from one generation to the next. Reservations required by the day before at the Tourist Office.

The dry meadows and grasslands of the Pilatre massif are home to remarkable flora and fauna, typical of the open landscapes of the Haut-Doubs region. Come explore this protected site and observe the species that find refuge here. The walk will also provide a better understanding of how pastoral farming contributes to maintaining these landscapes and their biodiversity. Places are limited, registration is required. This outing is led by the Franche-Comté Regional Nature Conservancy in partnership with the Doubs Horloger Regional Natural Park.