Our watch brands

In the Glashütte ateliers, timelessly beautiful timepieces are meticulously crafted by hand. As in the past, they are equipped exclusively with mechanical movements with an above-average power reserve. At Union Glashütte, manual labor plays a central role: each ladies' and men's watch is individually handcrafted in Glashütte from over 200 tiny components. In the process, each individual model is assembled, individually regulated and checked by the watchmakers with great passion and precision in several elaborate stages.

You know right away if it's a Franck Muller. Looking at the unique Aeternitas Mega watch with its 36 complications and 1483 components, you can feel that it has just about everything haute horlogerie has to offer. Even from a distance, you will recognize the innovative Crazy Hours, which proclaims your independence from the established (time) order with seemingly completely jumbled numerals and jumping hour hand. Here you will find the most sophisticated brand watches in the world.

As early as 1972, ten years after Prof. Ferdinand Alexander Porsche designed the legendary Porsche 911, the company embarked on a new mission: to take the luxury and comfort of a Porsche beyond the automotive world. The "Timepieces" by Porsche Design transfer the passion for precision and perfection to luxurious wristwatches.

Montblanc has been manufacturing wristwatches since 1997. This means that the renowned stationery manufacturer has been in the haute horlogerie business for a relatively short time, but it has long since established itself as a watch brand and manufacturer. In 2007, Montblanc integrated the watch manufacturer Minerva, which had already been founded in 1858, and is increasingly relying on the history of the chronograph specialist. In the extensive range you will find everything from smartwatches to highly complicated mechanical watches with the finest finishing.

The famous Hamilton watch brand has been a strong partner of the American film industry for over half a century. In addition to its enthusiasm for movies, Hamilton also looks back on a long tradition in aviation.