In cooperation with the clock manufacturer Sattler from Gräfelfing, Chronoswiss is presenting an outline of the glorious past of clockmaking and watchmaking in Bavaria. Regardless of whether grandfather clock or chronograph on a wrist, both companies are clearly committed to the Bavarian site and have located their new company headquarters consciously in the Munich region. They want to point out the clockmaking and watchmaking tradition in Bavaria, which is hundreds of years old, with their joint trade fair exhibit. In addition, exhibits from the Chronoswiss Museum and the collection – including the Régulateur manual wind – as well as the comprehensive portfolio of Sattler (among others, poliment-gilded style clocks from 1962) can be seen. Watchmakers and clockmakers of both companies will also demonstrate their skills live at the trade fair booth. Of course, an outlook for the future is also imperative, because both Sattler and Chronoswiss are strongly committed to training; the watchmaker and the clockmaker companies also have a trainee exchange program called the "Munich Model", to ensure a more comprehensive education. You can get insights into the history and future of Bavarian clockmaking and watchmaking history at the cooperation booth of Chronoswiss Uhren GmbH and Erwin Sattler OHG Grossuhrenmanufaktur in Hall B1/100. (www.chronoswiss.com; www.erwinsattler.de)