Antikuhrenbörse Eisenbach

The Antikuhrenbörse is a specialist fair for historic timepieces and horological heritage, held annually in Eisenbach since 1998. The venue is the Wolfwinkelhalle, which for one day each year becomes a meeting place for collectors, restorers, dealers and enthusiasts of antique clocks and watches.

The fair is organised by the Uhrenstammtisch Waldkirch, a dedicated circle of horology enthusiasts with close ties to the long-established watchmaking region of the Hochschwarzwald. Staged once a year, the event attracts exhibitors and visitors from across Germany and abroad.

At its core is a wide spectrum of historic timepieces – from delicate pocket watches and classic wristwatches to wall clocks, longcase clocks and large-scale regulators. Rare turret clocks and substantial historical movements are also represented. Exhibitors are drawn primarily from the antiques trade, professional watch and clockmaking, restoration, the spare parts market and specialist horological bookselling, as well as from established collecting circles. Many bring decades of experience and present carefully vetted pieces spanning a range of periods and styles.

A further key focus is on tools, accessories and spare parts for watchmakers and restorers. On offer are both period and contemporary tools, original components, dials, cases, movements and materials for conservation and restoration work. The fair therefore serves not only as a marketplace but also as a practical sourcing platform for specialist workshops and serious private collectors committed to preserving historic timepieces.

The programme is complemented by specialist literature, journals and reference materials on the technical and cultural history of horology. Personal exchange is central to the event: the Antikuhrenbörse sees itself as a professional forum for in-depth discussion, the sharing of expertise and the assessment and attribution of collectors’ pieces.

Visitors mainly come from the antiques trade, watch and clockmaking, restoration, the history of technology and private collecting circles. Many attend with specific aims – to acquire rare pieces, source components or maintain professional networks. At the same time, the fair appeals to those with a broader cultural interest who wish to gain an authentic insight into the world of mechanical timekeeping.

As a compact and well-organised venue, the Wolfwinkelhalle in Eisenbach provides an appropriate setting for a specialist fair of this kind. Eisenbach is located in the Hochschwarzwald region of Baden-Württemberg and is easily accessible via the region’s federal roads and the nearby towns of Titisee-Neustadt and Villingen-Schwenningen. In this way, the Antikuhrenbörse combines professional expertise with regional tradition, turning Eisenbach into a focal point for historic horology once a year.

The Antikuhrenbörse will take place on 3 days from Friday, 10. April to Sunday, 12. April 2026 in Eisenbach.