Thats right, no masks, no Covid Pass, and all the top-tier brands gathered in one arena. And this includes a rather large stand from , a strong move in this non-Baselworld year. WOW, how much I missed this, even after attending the Geneva Watch Days. The Oslo Watch Fair is not perfect, with many brands missing due to an AD hosting the fair, but impressively so. This is nothing but welcome and says a lot about the strong market in Northern Europe. Many attendees were actually from central Europe and even the UK. So heres a big thanks to my Fratello colleague Lex for reminding me that I live 10 minutes away from the event, and Jaeger-LeCoultre for the invite.Image courtesy of @pylsogramThe EventI am still buzzing from the fact that this actually happened, and might have come across as rather intense (sorry brands), and this is reflected in my photography. I got hypnotically captivated by the mere fact that I could wrist check an A.Lange und S?hne, then take a mere ten steps to Jaeger-LeCoultre. Thankfully my good friend Morten Paulsen had the clear head to take some great ambiance shots of the event and audience at large while I obsessed over a secret something from Blancpain Yes, Geneva Watch Days was a superb event with the best on offer, but bring the wrong shoes and you will get rather tired from the distances between suites, hotels, and showrooms.