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This increased from the $2.9b loss seen in the same period last year.

The entertainment and media sector is amongst those hit hard by the pandemic.

On the occasion of the “Rare Handcrafts 2020-2021” exhibition, the Genevan manufacture presents a world debut with six models of grand complication timepieces or icons of watch design featuring artistic decorations such as manual engraving, grand feu cloisonné enamel, grand feu champlevé enamel, grand feu flinqué enamel, manual guilloching and gemsetting.

At its historic headquarters on Rue du Rhône, from June 16 to 26, 2021, the manufacture is showcasing an extensive selection of over 75 pocket watches, wristwatches, dome clocks, and table clocks from its latest rare handcrafts collection.

The company said the pandemic continues to affect its operations.

The scheme will extend $100,000 worth of subsidies for entertainment venues.

This was based on consumer-initiated tests, performed by an independent online tool.

This was driven by higher demands and market share gains for hardware business.

Its profit, however, declined compared to its 2019 level due to lockdowns and reduced tourist arrivals. 

The company plans to offer ordinary shares of $1.63 to $1.87 apiece.

Only 1,000 of the commemorative 6007A-001 Calatrava are out in the market.

Smart and automatic watches are viewed as the most popular categories.

From 28 September to 13 October, Patek Philippe will showcase high-precision watch manufacturing in Singapore.

It will run from 28 September to 13 October.

The event will feature 200 exhibitors and welcome over 18,000 visitors.

Whilst Hong Kong is rightly placed for the market-driven influx, the art scene may be reaching a saturation point.