A testament to the unique creativity and expertise of those that made them, these works of independent watchmaking are crafted with passion and precision.

*Independent* Watchmaking

White Gold

Buckle

Brown

Leather

H. Moser & Cie, was founded by Heinrich Moser in the early 19th century. Originally from Schaffhausen, Moser moved to St. Petersburg where he became a go-to watch specialist for aristocrats. In 1828, he launched H. Moser & Cie in Switzerland. The brand's legacy is characterized by exquisite timepieces that epitomize the art of simplicity and sophistication. Iconic collections, including the understated Endeavour and the timeless Venturer, embody H. Moser & Cie's unwavering commitment to elegance and technical excellence. To this day, H. Moser & Cie is still family-owned and run, and remains an icon of independent watchmaking.

H. Moser & Cie

Power Reserve

Sapphire

Blue

Unisex

Manual

Endeavour Flying Hours White Gold / Funky Blue

None

Endeavour

Steel

Double-Fold

Urwerk, a Swiss watchmaking marvel founded by Felix Baumgartner and Martin Frei in 1997, is renowned for its avant-garde designs and innovative timekeeping mechanisms. Inspired by science fiction and futuristic aesthetics, Urwerk has carved a niche for itself by creating watches that challenge convention. The brand's iconic collections, such as the UR-210 and UR-100, exemplify Urwerk's commitment to pushing the boundaries of horological artistry. With a spirit of exploration and innovation at its core, Urwerk continues to redefine how we perceive time.

Urwerk

Titanium

Moon Phases

Silver

Men's

Automatic

Hammerhead UR-202S - Limited to 50 Pieces

Arabic

Historical Pieces

Fabric

Tourbillon

Pioneer Tourbillon Blue Lagoon Fumé - Limited to 50 Pieces

Pioneer

Green

Streamliner Centre Seconds Steel / Matrix Green Fumé

Streamliner

Grönefeld, hailing from the Netherlands and graced with watchmaking finesse since 1940, is a brand that champions the art of handcrafted timepieces. Guided by the skilled hands of the Grönefeld family, including the talented watchmakers Bart and Tim Grönefeld, the brand has carved a niche for itself as a paragon of traditional craftsmanship and inventive design. Grönefeld's watch collections, such as the peerless 1941 Remontoire and the mesmerizing Parallax Tourbillon, stand as testaments to the brand's dedication to preserving the heritage of horology while pushing the boundaries of innovation. With a legacy of artisanal watchmaking, Grönefeld creates timepieces that are both technically sophisticated and aesthetically captivating.

Independent Watchmaking