Curtis & Co. Watches

One Look.
One Feel.
Go ahead…   Just put one on your wrist.
And then get ready.
 

You’re about to discover the answer to the question people all over the world now know.

“When was the last time the watch you wore made you feel good?”

The best Sapphire Crystals.
Special blends of Carbon Fiber.
The best Precious Metals.
The Finest Gemstones found anywhere in the world. 

“Make the watch of my dreams that the world will wear.”  And they did.

Welcome to the watch you’ve always wanted.  The watch you’ve dreamed of finding.  

Corum Watches

With a tradition of innovation that suggests a heritage that extends well past 1956, Corum is a relatively young company among a host of centuries-old watchmakers. Ren Bannwart, along with his uncle and cousin Gaston and Simone Ries, set out to create a different kind of watchmaking enterprise. Featuring the highest standards of workmanship, coupled with extremely high levels of creative inspiration, Corum watches are among the most original, inventive and unconventional timepieces available today.

The Corum attention to detail is regarded as one of the finest in the industry. According to the founder’s son, Jean-Ren Bannwart, perfection is achieved only after lengthy deliberation on everything-from the concept to the smallest of details.

Concord Watches

Founded in Bienne Switzerland in 1908 by two young Swiss craftsmen who shared an ambition to create watches of beautifully thin proportions. Concord watches have been continuously designed in regard to distinction and character since the beginning of the century. The designers of Concord Watches are world renowned for pioneering the world’s thinnest watch with the creation of the Concord watch, Delirium, in 1979. Concord watches continue to set new standards in the watchmaking industry, designing sophisticated and one of a kind jeweled creations ,handcrafted timepieces of unsurpassed technical complication and mastery. Constantly reinventing itself, Concord watches have recently and successfully launched new luxury sports watches called the C1 Worldtimer and the C1 Gravity Tourbillion. The later model won two prestigious awards, the “Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Geneve” and “Best Design of the Year 2008”.

Chronoswiss Watches

Even as a child, German-born Lang had a passion for mechanical things. He pursued a career in watchmaking and was obsessed with tracking time precisely. In 1983, this watchmaker extraordinaire founded Chronoswiss in Munich, Germany, and embarked on a quest to make the most extraordinary mechanic timepieces. He purchased limited-edition- and out-of-use movements that he could embellish and improve. His watches were immediately recognized for their classical elegance and technical prowess.

Every component of Chronoswiss watches is produced in Switzerland and watches are hand finished to Lang’s exacting specifications.
Obsessed with the measurements of time intervals, Lang has affectionately been called “Mr. Chronograph” by friends and colleagues.

Chopard Watches

In 1860, Louis-Ulyssse Chopard set up his factory in Sonvilier, in the Swiss Jura Mountains. The firm soon acquired an excellent reputation, particularly in the production of high precision pocket chronometers. In this capacity, Chopard was to become one of the main suppliers of the Swiss railways, already legendary for their punctuality. When the demand for Chopard clocks and pocket watches steadied, the company decided to launch into jewelry watches and to move to the prestigious watchmaking capital of Geneva. In 1963, Chopard came into the hands of Karl Scheufele, representing the third generation of the family firm. However, Paul-Andre Chopard remained part of the team until his death five years later.

The foundations on which the Scheufele family continues to build Chopard`s reputation and promising future include a deep-felt respect for the 150 year old, Swiss watchmaking tradition and determination to stay on the cutting edge of technology"

Chaumet Watches

Founded in 1780 by Marie-Etienne Nitot, who set up shop in Paris, Chaumet quickly became the official jeweler to emperor Napoleon I—who greatly admired the brand’s magnificent work.
In 1875, the House of Chaumet was launched to new heights by the distinct style of the brilliant Joseph Chaumet, who married the daughter of the head of the jewelry firm and officially registered the name of Chaumet. Throughout the late 1800s and early 1900s, Chaumet led the world with its art nouveau designs of flora and fauna.
In a bold and timely move, the brand launched into the world of timepieces in 1995—unveiling the Khésis collection of diamond and steel watches. In the ensuing years, Chaumet launched a diverse collection of timepieces, including the Style de Chaumet, Class One diver’s watch, Night Spirit and Mihewi—each with its own theme of passion and perfection.
A brand committed to stirring emotions and fulfilling dreams, Chaumet regularly offers intriguing styles that scintillate the soul.

Chanel Watches

Chanel iconic design house was established in 1921 by the avant-garde Gabrielle ‘Coco’ Chanel. Known the world over for its signature perfume, No.5. Its range of watches follow the design principles of its creator. The J12 sport range for men and women combines technological expertise with strong design. Inspired by the world of yacht and motor racing, it comprises high tech ceramic, patented triple folding buckles and classic or bejeweled bezels.

Chanel watches, a symbol of perfection with pure aesthetics to allow you to have a timeless style courtesy of Chanel. Each Chanel watch goes through several quality tests to ensure that the watch will function to its optimum performance. All watches whether made for men and women will have the luxury, beauty and grace of a Chanel.

Cartier Watches

The House of Cartier, a true dynasty of style, elegance and fine craftsmanship, was founded in 1847 by Louis-François Cartier, master jeweler to Europe’s crowned heads. By the early 20th century, his three grandsons, Louis, Jacques and Pierre, were successfully managing Cartier boutiques in Paris, London and New York.

Today, the company’s watch designers draw on the astounding design archives left by Louis Cartier, the design genius responsible for many of the house’s signature innovations, patents and collections. Most of the contemporary Cartier collections are based upon Louis’ distinctive design classics such as the Santos, the Panther, the Bagnoire, the Pasha, the Tonneau, the Diabolo, and the Tank. Introduced in 1996, the Tank Française is widely regarded as a contemporary model of horology and design mastery. Available in three sizes and offered with a variety of movements from quartz to automatic, the Tank Française chronograph features a perpetual calendar and automatic time zone changing capability.
The Cartier collections offered by us are eloquent testimony to the lasting value and rich heritage of the House of Cartier legacy. From the functionally elegant to the opulently jeweled, each Cartier timepiece carries with it an over 150-year pedigree of excellence, elegance and quality beyond compare.

Carl F. Bucherer Watches

Since 1888, Carl F. Bucherer has been making fine quality watches and jewelry. A reputation for quality, style, individuality and magnificence have been the hallmarks of this illustrious brand from the opening of Bucherer’s first store on the Falkenplatz in Lucerne to the present day. In the early years of the twentieth century, the imperial court in Berlin, in acknowledgment of Bucherer’s growing reputation for superior quality and craftmanship, assigned it the title of ‘Official Watchmaker’. Throughout the twentieth century the brand’s reputation grew, and with the recent release of the Patravi TravelTec GMT, Carl F. Bucherer has once again blazed a new trail in the world of watchmaking, creating a patented three-time zone movement for today’s modern and stylish traveler.