In September 2026, Swiss watchmaker Audemars Piguet brings a century and a half of horological philosophy to Singapore, offering free entry to an exhibition that asks visitors not merely to admire fine objects, but to reckon with the human impulse to measure, beautify, and give meaning to time itself. Born in a small Alpine village in 1875, the house has long treated the wristwatch as a vessel for both celestial mathematics and invisible artistry — and Perspectives on Time invites a city of millions to pause and consider what that devotion looks like up close.