Swiss luxury watchmaker Jaeger-LeCoultre is hosting The Precision Pioneer-in China at the Caotang, on the west side of the WF Central in Beijing, through to Oct 3. The exhibition is showcasing Jaeger-LeCoultre's heritage and innovation over nearly two centuries, inviting the public to explore the relentless pursuit of precision craftsmanship by the Jaeger-LeCoultre Grande Maison and the exploratory path driving the vibrant development of haute horology art and science. It narrates the legendary story of Jaeger-LeCoultre as the "master watchmaker among watchmakers''.

This exhibition also unveiled two new limited edition extraordinary complex function timepieces the Master Hybris Artistica Calibre 945 and the Master Hybris Artistica Calibre 184.

The exhibition also features an audiovisual hall that focuses on the craftsmanship and watchmaking art, showcasing Jaeger-LeCoultre's mastery of 180 watchmaking techniques.

The In the Making series of short films unveil the behind-the-scenes stories of Jaeger-LeCoultre's Grande Maison, with each film delving into the intricate craftsmanship of different processes such as design, production, finishing, assembly, and decoration of timepieces.

Furthermore, visitors can witness live demonstrations of two crucial watchmaking techniques: pearl engraving and movement assembly, with the opportunity to be invited to experience these crafts firsthand.

Just a three-minute walk from The Precision Pioneer themed exhibition, visitors can explore the captivating world of watchmaking at the brand-new Jaeger-LeCoultre flagship store. Here they can immerse themselves in the fascinating charm of watchmaking through the Atelier d'Antoine, a workshop themed around the master watchmaker d'Antoine.

Chinese light painting artist Roy Wang showcased a live painting show featuring one of his iconic themes, the "Dragon." The spectacular light show, accompanied by expressive performances, provided an immersive experience for the audience. Throughout the exhibition, the light show will be performed every evening, while Jaeger-LeCoultre's specially commissioned four art pieces created by Roy Wang are exhibited as independent installations on Wangfujing Street. These artworks aim to present the charm and mystery of the "Dragon" theme through the unique expression of light and shadow, offering viewers a visual spectacle and artistic enjoyment. Such displays not only enrich the atmosphere of the event but also provide audiences with a unique and unforgettable artistic experience.