For more than 160 years, the Swiss tradition brand Eterna has been manufacturing high-quality, mechanical watches according to the rules of traditional watchmaking. The list of Eterna's future oriented innovations is long: the first alarm watch (1914), the smallest series of baguettes produced in 1930, the ball bearing centermounted rotor Eterna Matic (1948), the spherical bearing structure Eterna Spherodrive and many more. True to their own slogan "Pioneers in Watchmaking", Eterna has managed to reinvent itself and always remain true to the traditions.

F.P.Journe stands for Francois-Paul Journe. True to the motto of Invenit et Fecit (lat. Invention and implementation), the manufactory is completely self-governing and belongs to the most important small Swiss manufactories today.
For years, the watchmaker has received numerous awards. In 1994, for example, he received the Prix Gaïa, which is given only to important personalities of the Haute Horlogerie. The Octa Calendrier model received a special prize from the jury in 2002. The prize "Golden Pointer" won F.P.Journe even twice. Once with the model Sonnerie Souveraine and once with the model Centigraphe Souverain.

The history of the Longines brand is closely linked to aviation, visible also in the hallmark of the brand the winged hourglass. In 1919, Longines became the official partner and supplier of the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (FAI). A few years later, a chronograph made by the Swiss manufactory accompanied the American pilot, Charles Lindbergh, at the first Atlantic crossing. In cooperation with the flight pioneer, the manufactory developed high-precision navigational instruments, when aviation was still in the children's shoes. The Longines Lindbergh also called "hour angle watch", allow the pilots quickly and uncomplicated determination of the longitude. Longines chronographs with a calibre of 13ZN, which were initially given with minutes and from 1942 with hour counters, are today highly-acclaimed collector's watches and achieve amazing results at auctions. Starting from 1947 the calibre 30CH was the cost-effective alternative to the calibre 13ZN, but likewise esteemed and of course worth collecting.

The history of the luxury brand Piaget began in 1847 with Georges-Edouard Piaget. The Swiss watchmaker has been producing watch movements for other renowned watch brands for decades. Only starting from 1940 began Piaget with the production of own watches. As a result exclusive timepieces such as the Dancer, the watch with diamond bracelet or the Emperador with housing in cushion shape emerged. But also the ultra-flat models, such as those from the Altipiano collection or the watches with exuberant case from the Limelight collection, have made Piaget a worldwide fame.

Movado stands for "always on the move" in Esperanto. The watch factory established in La Chaux-de-Fonds was founded in 1881 by Achille Dietesheim. Together with six other watchmakers, they starting producing mainly pocketwatches. Known models from the house Movado is the case watch Ermeto (1926) and the museum watch (1947) with the gold or silver point at the twelve. The minimalistic dial, designed by Nathan George Horwitt, has since become the distinctive mark of Movado. Movado built in the 30s until the 50s watches in excellent quality with own calibre. There are many MOVADO collectors from the time. Especially the Chronos are to be mentioned. In the first 100 years of its existence, Movado registered 100 patents and received more than 200 international awards for outstanding quality and creativity.

Mario Boiocchi, the visionary founder of Société des Monters Paul Picot, deliberately does not offer watches for the mainstream, but relies on the clientele who already owns everything and is looking for something special. Paul Picot is one of the most recent watch brands of the Haute Horlogerie (1976) and devoted itself to the "Grandes Complications" from the very beginning. The watches by Paul Picot are master craftsmanship that combines traditional watchmaker´s art with modern technology.

The famous Saxon town, Glashütte is often in the headlines. This is due to the fact that NOMOS manufactures timepieces. In recent years alone, NOMOS has received more than 100 awards for the quality, price performance and design of its watches. According to the New York Times, NOMOS is one of the best watchmakers. "NOMOS is among the best luxury watches out there". Their secret - extraordinary watches in purist design in the tradition of Bauhaus and the German Werkbund with their own calibre from Saxony.