JSH® Archives & Patrimoine

JSH® Archives & Patrimoine is rated 3 out of 5 in the category civic & social organization. Read and write reviews about JSH® Archives & Patrimoine. JSH® is back, since June 2019.2 x per year, almost 20'000 copies Subscribe to [email protected] (CHF 18.76/year) Founded in July 1876, the JSH® (Journal Suisse d'Horlogerie) was for half a century Messe Basel' official media and SSC (Swiss Chronometry Society)'official journal, etc... Today, it is once again the voice of suppliers and subcontractors. JSH® is targeted at watchmaking professionals (which makes it a must for collectors), is dedicated to anyone working for and with the watch industry, including CEOs and leading players (financial power and decision-making authority). Concerned with know-how and its transmission (education, training), it encourages the actors in the shadows (who're not allowed to quote their prestigious clients), to show the beauty of their gestures, their materials, their entrepreneurial adventures with a human face. 143 years after its creation, watchmaking journalist Joël A. Grandjean once again fully devotes JSH to the watch industry. Surrounded by a journalistic team made up of prestigious journalists, experts and promising talents, he has created a "B to B" that tells the story of the skills of those who make watches and of those who make Swiss watchmaking shine worldwide. WORLD PREMIERE, FORBIDDEN BRANDS! See report on Swiss national television > http://bit.ly/2IucI6U || By refusing ads from watch brands (exception for their museums or manufactures' opennings), JSH® preserves total journalistic independence. Advertisers are therefore coming from the approximately 3,000 entities anchored in the watchmaking cradles, some of which are small businesses, often SMEs! Other sectors elect it as a communication medium to impact the watchmaking industry and its decision-makers. JSH® is the journal for the industry's players, the magazine of which they are proud because it is pleased to showcase them and offer them the visibility they deserve. A long life to JSH!