Voutilainen, Art of Watchmaking
Museum is very accessible. It is easy to move with wheelchair. We have texts whit large font. We use principles of safer place priciples. It is possible to borrow wheelchair, rollator and highchair.
Person moving whit wheelchair can keep legs under the exhibition vitrins.
The life’s work exhibition of Kari Voutilainen unveils the intricacies of world class watchmaking
The exhibition “Voutilainen, The Art of Watchmaking” marks the first museum exhibition dedicated to the life’s work of the world-renowned grandmaster, Kari Voutilainen. The exhibition showcases unique watches crafted by Voutilainen, as well as sketches, photographs, and videos related to his work. Voutilainen is recognized as one of the most significant watchmakers of our time, a pioneer timekeeper.
Kari Voutilainen knew from a young age that he wanted to work with his hands and be independent. He graduated from the Espoo Watchmaking School in 1986 and subsequently worked as a watchmaker and teacher in Finland.
His desire to learn more grew, leading him to Switzerland. Voutilainen’s expertise is highly esteemed worldwide. He has won ten of the most prestigious category awards in the watchmaking industry at the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG).
