The 2018 edition of the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Geneve has officially wrapped up and the 12 winning watches have been crowned along with the winner of the coveted Aiguille d’Or. While the official jury deliberated over the past week in Geneva, we ran our own polling to see how this year’s winners would match up with what our readers selected. Across the 12 categories, we calculated over 7,500 votes to determine what our readers thought of the 72 competing watches. Check out the results below and congrats to all the brands that brought home an award this year!
Challenge:

 
GPHG Winner: Nomos Glashütte Tangente 41 Update
WatchTime Readers’ Choice: Tudor Black Bay GMT
The jury selected the Nomos Glashütte Tangente 41 Update, with its innovative date mechanism, as the inaugural winner in the “Challenge” category, which includes new models priced under 4,000 CHF. WatchTime readers selected the popular Tudor Black Bay GMT with 29 percent of the vote in our polling, with the Nomos coming in second with 21 percent. Petite Aiguille:

GPHG Winner: Habring² Doppel-Felix
WatchTime Readers’ Choice: Habring² Doppel-Felix
The GPHG jury matched up with our readers in their selection for the Petite Aiguille category with the Habring² Doppel-Felix bringing home the award. While we don’t know how close the decision was between the 30 members of the GPHG jury, this was the closest voting in our polling with the Habring² Doppel-F...