Case construction
Material grade, dimensions, crown, caseback and interfaces belong in the released specification.
Develop premium watches with careful attention to material selection, dial depth, finishing, bracelet detail and presentation.

Material grade, dimensions, crown, caseback and interfaces belong in the released specification.
Brushed, polished, coated and two-tone areas are established through drawings and samples.
Link construction, articulation, end links, sizing and clasp operation affect perceived quality.
Approved finish samples and measurable criteria reduce subjective decisions in production.
Component, material and finishing options depend on the approved specification, quantity, target price and selected production route.
Define the customer, market, price position, quantity, destination and required date.
Resolve movement, case, dial, hands, crown, crystal, strap or bracelet and packaging.
Review the physical product against the written specification and record every correction.
Approve production, inspection criteria, packed presentation and delivery terms in writing.
Movement, construction, finishing, dial complexity, strap or bracelet, packaging, inspection and delivery determine the quotation. Practical quantities follow component and tooling requirements, not an unsupported headline MOQ.
Inspection criteria can cover appearance, dial printing, hand alignment, movement function, crown operation, case finishing, strap or bracelet fit, clasp, caseback and packaging. Technical tests apply only where specified.
Send us a sketch, reference image, existing watch or simply an idea. We will help determine the right development and manufacturing route.