OUR BRANDS

Arnold & Son, the Swiss timepiece brand established in 1764, gained a reputation for producing the most accurate marine chronometers of the era, allowing sailors to accurately find longitudes while navigating from one place to another in addition to measuring time, between the 18^th and 19^th centuries. Named after the 18^th century British watchmaker John Arnold who worked on marine chronometers, Arnold & Son continues its legacy today by discovering the modern ways of interpreting traditional watchmaking. The chronometers produced by Arnold & Son have been guiding James Cook's many extraordinary expeditions, including across the Pacific Ocean. Arnold & Son develops its own timepieces, including complex calibres, based on the production of the Swiss watchmaking industry based in La Chaux-de-Fonds.

Founded in 1992 by two friends named Bruno Belamich and Carlos Rosillo, Bell & Ross is known for its interest in military and history of aviation. In its pursuit of excellence, Bell & Ross chose aviation and especially instruments related to aviation as its source of inspiration. Many collections of the brand in our day refer to the timers used by the military throughout history in the air, at sea or on land. Combining reliability, durability and functionality with design in its timepieces, Bell & Ross draws attention with its stylish designs besides their performance.

Breitling SA was established in 1884 by Léon Breitling in Saint-Imier, Bernese Jura. The story of Breitling started in 1884 with Léon Breitling's creating his first chronograph. In 1889, Léon Breitling received a patent for a simplified model that was distinguished from its competitors with its elegant design, uncomplicated manufacturing process and simple maintenance. Breitling, which is famous for producing watches for professional aviators, is one of the largest timepiece brands in Switzerland. Promising optimum comfort, unique precision and functionality in its timepieces, Breitling fits perfectly with professional life as well as casual style. It is famous for its self-produced movement that t named SuperQuartz™, which is 10 times more reliable than ordinary quartz movements, as well as self-produced automatic movements.

Established in 1884 in Rome by the talented Greek silversmith Sotirio Bulgari, the brand quickly gained a reputation for its Italian excellence, with excellent craftsmanship and magnificent jewellery creations. Adhering to their Roman origins, Bulgari productions have defined a sui generis style consisting of elegantly balanced volumes and flawless motifs, with vivid colour combinations. Among the timepiece collections of Bvlgari, there are such collections as Octo, Bvlgari Bvlgari and Diagono for men, and Lvcea, Serpenti, Diva’s Dream, Bvlgari Bvlgari, B.zero1 and High Jewellery collections for women. In the collections of the brand established in 1980 in Switzerland, Italian designs and Swiss watchmaking are blended.

Damiani, an Italian jewelry brand founded in 1924, is famous worldwide for its handmade, unique pieces. The jewelry is crafted in Italy, known for exclusive designs and high-quality gems. The tradition started with Enrico Damiani and passed down to his grandchildren, Guido, Silvia, and Giorgio, who now run the company.

Damiani is celebrated for its Italian craftsmanship and has won 18 Diamonds International Awards. Celebrities like Tilda Swinton and Jennifer Aniston have chosen Damiani for their special moments. The brand has boutiques in luxury capitals globally and is also available in select stores.

The story that started with Simon Tissot - Dupont, who laid the foundations of the legend of S.T Dupont with the luxury leather wallets he designed in 1872 and opened a prestigious path for himself in Paris, leading to the birth of the most luxurious accessories of our day, is reflecting the power behind personal designs. Over the years, the company produced pens and lighters for Humphrey Bogart, Audrey Hepburn, Pablo Picasso, Jackie Kennedy, Prince William of France and President Hollande. In 2013, S.T Dupont was awarded the Entreprise Du Patrimonie Vivant (living heritage) award, which is one of the most prestigious awards in France. In 2014, S.T Dupont created a unique piece of art inspired by the baroque style of Louis XIII, designed by his granddaughter Princess Tania de Bourbon Parme. Containing over 41 carats of sapphire, this golden coloured masterpiece was recognised by the Guinness Book of Records as the world's most expensive lighter. S.T Dupont, a luxury pencil, lighter and accessory brand, maintains its 150 years of reputation and exclusivity in our day, while continuing to create extraordinary products for extraordinary people with a growing passion.

Frederique Constant SA is a Swiss luxury timepiece brand based in Plan-les-Ouates in Geneva, established in 1988 by Peter Stas and Aletta Stas-Bax. Aletta Bax and Peter Stas released their first collection consisting of six models equipped with Swiss movements by a watchmaker in Geneva in 1992. In 2015, Frederique Constant released the first Swiss made Horological Smartwatch displayed on a fully analogue dial supported by MMT SwissConnect, and created an entirely new watch category in the Swiss timepiece industry. In 2016, it was acquired by Citizen Holding in Tokyo, Japan. Known for its slogan of accessible luxury, Frederique Constant is famous for its in-house manufactured movements. It attaches great importance to timepiece design for keeping up with trends and customer preferences.

H. Moser & Cie, known by all true watch aficionados, has become shorthand for luxurious timepieces. Featured in works by Dostoevsky, the brand was founded in St. Petersburg in 1828 by Heinrich Moser, a Swiss entrepreneur with the desire to create exceptional watches. Now, H. Moser & Cie’s rich history combines with contemporary engineering to create deceptively simple-looking timepieces kitted with hand-built movements and delicate, functional complications. H. Moser & Cie collections including Endeavour, Pioneer and Venture speak to the modern collector thanks to easy-to-read chronographs, interchangeable straps, hand-wound calibres and signature sapphire-crystal backs that display every movement of the exquisite mechanism inside.

"Be the first, be unique, be different". This is the philosophy that Hublot gained its fame in the high quality timepiece market that is extremely competitive. Established in Switzerland in 1980 by Carlo Crocco, the world-renowned timepiece brand Hublot is famous for developing new designs as a result of innovative research that brings Unico chronograph movements, complications and traditions together with the future in its production facilities with advanced technology. In 2005, the Big Bang collection, which is a chronograph with an elegant and modern design, achieved an international success. Owned by the LVMH Group in our day, Hublot has turned this journey into a true success story along with the previously introduced Big Bang collection, as well as the Classic Fusion, King Power and many other collections of the brand. Since 1980, the first case of Hublot, which was designed with natural rubber and gold inspired by the porthole of a ship, has been a major focus of fusion art. Being the leader of fusion art, Hublot has achieved to attract great attention with the materials it uses as well as its visuality and different designs and the movement it uses in the timepieces.

HYT, Swiss timepiece brand established in 2012, is famous for manufacturing time machines with fluid mechanics. Having a unique design by combining engineering and watchmaking, HYT was awarded the Geneva Watchmaking Grand Prize in 2012 in the category of Most Innovative Concept Watch, for using hydromechanics for the first time in the timepiece industry. HYT expertly enables art and science to share the same field. This radical watchmaker headed towards advanced technology and took the road to visualise the inner movement of time using fluids by overcoming the gravitational force. Each HYT timepiece is a flawless and harmonious combination of science, arts and design, born of the unique philosophy of the brand on time.

Established in 2005 by Valérie Messika in Paris, Messika Jewelry distinguishes from its competitors by rejecting mediocrity and with designs fuelled by creativity. Offered for sale in more than 50 countries, Messika aims to accompany women's daily style as well, by combining the perception of daily style and jewellery, and breaking the perception that jewellery can only be worn on the red carpet. One of the most remarkable features of Messika jewellery is that they are designed with a minimalist perspective, far from extremes and composed of extremely thin and light designs.

It began in 1906 with the development of the user friendly fountain pens by Alfred Nehemias, a bank clerk in Hamburg, and August Eberstein, an engineer from Berlin. A short time later, Wilhelm Dziambor, Christian Lausen and later Claus Johannes Voss took over the business, thus laying the foundation of Montblanc, which embarked on a worldwide brand journey. The brand, which produced classy and prestigious fountain pens in the beginning, has expanded its product range over the years, and now sells watches, leather products, jewellery and perfumes. Montblanc says, "Beautiful life is a privilege, and products made with exquisite craftsmanship render the extraordinary life even more valuable. Products that will accompany you on your path of life must add vitality and elegance to your life."

TAG Heuer was established in 1860 by Edouard Heuer in St-Imier, Switzerland, with the name of Uhrenmanufaktur Heuer. In 1985, after the acquisition by TAG Group, it continues to operate with the name TAG Heuer in our day. One of the biggest timepiece brands of Switzerland, TAG Heuer is well-renowned for its leadership in the field of chronograph movements in the world of timepieces due to its strong and innovative history and especially with its deep connections with the motorsports. TAG Heuer embodies an avant-garde, sensitive and brave style that has made its mark on the world history of the timepiece industry.

TUDOR’s reinvention of the classics has kept their watches distinctive for more than half a century. Never afraid to redefine the rules, TUDOR’s new watches are strongly connected to the past while incorporating 21st-century technology. They also never shy away from pushing the boundaries of what’s new, experimenting with unusual materials, combinations and inspirations.A TUDOR watch is built for those who dare to step out of their comfort zone. It is designed to perform in all and every condition. From a refined evening out to the most extreme environments imaginable. Over the years, TUDOR watches have been put at test on a daily basis strapped on the wrist of the most daring individuals, on land racing through rough Alpine roads, on ice accompanying the British North Greeland Expedition, in the air issued to the para rescue teams of the US Air Force and underwater with the frogmen of the French Navy.

Established in 1846 in Le Locle city of Switzerland, Ulysse Nardin took the road to develop its own marine chronometers for navigation, along with pocket watches. In our day, it still designs new ideas and high precision watches with a different and creative point of view. This exceptional level of watchmaking has provided Ulysse Nardin with the membership in the Fondation de la Haute Horlogerie, which is the most distinguished circle of Swiss watchmaking. Ulysse Nardin never gives up on improving its superior technology until it invents a better one.

Zenith SA is a Swiss luxury timepiece brand. It was established in 1865 by Georges Favre-Jacot in Le Locle in the Neuchâtel canton. Being a part of the LVMH group since 1999, Zenith is famous for manufacturing all its movements itself and for its unique, challenging and innovative identity. Zenith exists for inspiring individuals to follow their dreams and to realise those dreams despite everything. Zenith has been the first timepiece manufacturer in modern sense since the date it was established, and accompanied extraordinary figures from the history-making English Channel flight of Louis Blériot, who had big dreams and tried to succeed the impossible, to the record-breaking stratospheric free fall jump of Felix Baumgartner.