Brands

The history of Breitling is inseparable from that of aviation, having accompanied the latter’s inexorable growth for more than a century through unique technical developments.

Since its foundation in 1955, Corum has perpetuated the traditional values of Haute Horlogerie by constantly reinventing them with creativity and daring, and by enriching them with original technical innovations.

Founded in 1911 by love by Eugène Blum and Alice Levy, Ebel places elegance and sensuality at the heart of its DNA, whose watchmaking bienfacture reveals itself through soft lines with silky textures and flowing curves.

In fewer than 20 years, Frédérique Constant has successfully made a name for itself as one of the most dynamic young brands in Swiss watchmaking.

Arceau, Dressage, Clipper, Cape Cod, Heure H: collections that have become famous through their restrained and contemporary design, while proudly showcasing the Hermès values.

IWC Schaffhausenfhausen by an American pioneer, IWC made its mark on Swiss watchmaking by creating the first mechanical watch with a digital display in 1885.

Fully mastering all the crafts and stages of movement and case production, Jaeger-LeCoultre is undoubtedly one of the most all-round Manufactures.

Founded in 1832, Longines is one of the world’s best-known watchmaking brands.

Independent since its foundation in Holstein in 1904 and still managed by its owners, the Swiss brand Oris produces 100% mechanical watches.

Zurich brand, SevenFriday, has been incredibly popular since it was founded in 2012, stirring enthusiasm among fans of uninhibited, fun watchmaking.

At over 30 years old, Swatch is still just as young and cheeky, and ceaselessly reinvents itself from season to season, adhering to current trends and the most insane fashions.

Since its birth in 1860, the history of TAG Heuer has been inseparable from sports timing and especially from the world of automobiles.

Since its birth in 1853, Tissot has made innovation its trademark, while respecting total rigour in the conception and production of its pieces.

Founded in 1848, the Manufacture Ulysse Nardin is still in the vanguard of scientific research, notably with the use of silicon and DIAMonSILTM, a revolutionary diamond and silicon alloy.

All the spirit and expertise of the manufacturer of the legendary Swiss knife is to be found in concentrated form in the watches by Victorinox Swiss Army.

The Manufacture Zenith, founded in Le Locle in 1865, is undoubtedly one of the richest in terms of watchmaking inventions in the service of precision chronometry.