New Technologies & Watchmaking - Are digital tools simply supporting horology, or are they actively redefining its creative language ? [EN]

🎙 New Technologies & Watchmaking – Are digital tools simply supporting horology… or are they actively redefining its creative language? [EN]

Recorded at Time to Watches 2026 in Geneva, this episode brings together Joe Courtine (STISS), Ferdinand Vogler (Ricardo / Three Quarter Plate), and Joy Corthesy (le truc Studio), hosted by Manon Kolodziejczyk.

Together, they explore how digital technologies are reshaping watchmaking through invisible NFC technology, immersive 3D experiences, digital storytelling, and AI-assisted creation. They also examine how digital platforms are transforming the way collectors discover and connect with timepieces.

At the intersection of craftsmanship, innovation, and cultural expression, one question emerges: how can technology enrich the experience of a watch while preserving its authenticity? In an industry rooted in heritage and precision, storytelling is becoming an integral part of how watchmaking evolves.

Links :

le truc Studio : https://www.letruc.studio/

Joy Corthesy LinkedIn : https://ch.linkedin.com/in/joycorthesy/fr

Ricardo.ch : https://www.ricardo.ch/

Three Quarter Plate : https://threequarterplate.com/ (Instagram @threequarterplate)

Ferdinand Vogler LinkedIn : https://ch.linkedin.com/in/ferdinandvogler/de

Stiss: https://stiss.ch/

Joe Courtine LinkedIn : https://ch.linkedin.com/in/joe-courtine/fr

💡 Produced by Time to Watches, with the support of STISS SA (www.stiss.ch)

🎧 Episode length: 59 min
💬 Language: English

📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches Podcasts

Produced by Time to Watches

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