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.
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.
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