Jean Marcel is the exclusive Swiss watch making brand for individuals with style and personality.

Arriving in the United States from Russia in 1979, Jacob Arabo studied jewelry in New York and then founded Jacob & Co. In 1986. Having a passion for elegant pieces, and fascinated by the art of watchmaking and mechanical brilliance, he incorporated the timepieces into his collection in 2002 and that now is a majority of the brand.

When one thinks about the luxury watch, one usually thinks of Switzerland and the famous manufacturers who created the world of haute horology. However, knowing the story of Harry Winston gives one a uniquely American perspective.

Hanhart is a Swiss-German watch company that was established by Johann A. Hanhart in Diessenhofen, Switzerland, in 1882. Today, it makes chronographs and stopwatches.

Graham Watches traces its lineage to George Graham, a prolific English inventor in the late 1600s. He created several inventions that are still in use today, including the stopwatch and the deadbeat escapement. His technological prowess gave inspiration to the Graham Watch company, and their creations honor their namesake.

For more than a century, Glycine has been producing fine Swiss watches. Founded in 1914 by Eugène Meylan, the company began production runs in its Bienne, Switzerland factory, under the supervision of the uncompromising eye of Melyan.

You just dropped four or five figures on a Frederique Constant. The last thing you want is to fish it out of the watch box and find it has stopped, the perpetual calendar has slipped two months behind, or the power reserve indicator is sitting at zero. That’s what happens when a quality automatic watch sits unworn without the right care.

The Fortis watch company was established by Walter Vogt in 1912 in the city of Grenchen, Switzerland. The owner, a watchmaker brought John Harwood, inventor of the automatic type wristwatch on board later to combine their innovative skills in watchmaking.

Eterna is a long-standing brand that is well-known in the watchmaking industry. They are responsible for discovering many of the technology upgrades that have become standard in watchmaking. Eterna watches are a natural fit in a timepiece collection.

Founded in 1856 In Neuchâtel, Switzerland, Swiss watch manufacturer Ernest Borel builds its reputation by 165 years of watchmaking savoir-faire and heritage.