ASTRONOMICAL

Orient Watch Company, more commonly known as Orient, is the largest Japanese company producing mechanical watches. Founded in 1950 by Shogoro Yoshida, Orient Watch has the particularity of producing all its movements in-house. In 2009, Orient became an exclusive subsidiary of Seiko Epson Group, itself a subsidiary company of Seiko Group.

Orient Watch Company, more commonly known as Orient, is the largest Japanese company producing mechanical watches. Founded in 1950 by Shogoro Yoshida, Orient Watch has the particularity of producing all its movements in-house. In 2009, Orient became an exclusive subsidiary of Seiko Epson Group, itself a subsidiary company of Seiko Group.

Orient Watch Company, more commonly known as Orient, is the largest Japanese company producing mechanical watches. Founded in 1950 by Shogoro Yoshida, Orient Watch has the particularity of producing all its movements in-house. In 2009, Orient became an exclusive subsidiary of Seiko Epson Group, itself a subsidiary company of Seiko Group.

A Claude Bernard creation is more than a mere watch; it is a miniature ‘time machine’ of engineering and design excellence forged from 500 years of Swiss watchmaking tradition. Founded in 1973, the Swiss House takes its name from a master watchmaker from the Jura Valley where centuries earlier Switzerland’s watchmaking industry had taken hold. Precision, quality, reliability and attention to the finest detail are hallmarks of Claude Bernard watches, now distributed to more than 70 countries throughout the world.

Since 1884, EDOX has been designing, producing and distributing hand-assembled Swiss-made watches around the world. The Genevez-based company (canton of Jura, Switzerland) employs talented watchmakers and is equipped with modern equipment to respect the ancestral traditions and expertise of the legendary sandglass brand. One of the peculiarities and strengths of the Edox brand lies in the construction and quality of the components of the watches. From backed-up backing to ultra-complex boxes to crown protection, Edox has mastered the art of combining functionality and design.

Since 1884, EDOX has been designing, producing and distributing hand-assembled Swiss-made watches around the world. The Genevez-based company (canton of Jura, Switzerland) employs talented watchmakers and is equipped with modern equipment to respect the ancestral traditions and expertise of the legendary sandglass brand. One of the peculiarities and strengths of the Edox brand lies in the construction and quality of the components of the watches. From backed-up backing to ultra-complex boxes to crown protection, Edox has mastered the art of combining functionality and design.

Orient Watch Company, more commonly known as Orient, is the largest Japanese company producing mechanical watches. Founded in 1950 by Shogoro Yoshida, Orient Watch has the particularity of producing all its movements in-house. In 2009, Orient became an exclusive subsidiary of Seiko Epson Group, itself a subsidiary company of Seiko Group.

Orient Watch Company, more commonly known as Orient, is the largest Japanese company producing mechanical watches. Founded in 1950 by Shogoro Yoshida, Orient Watch has the particularity of producing all its movements in-house. In 2009, Orient became an exclusive subsidiary of Seiko Epson Group, itself a subsidiary company of Seiko Group.