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One page per maker, every current model in a single table: movement, case size, lug-to-lug, thickness, water resistance and the list price on the day it was checked.

Checked 20 September 2026 · list prices on the maker's site that day unless marked street

Twelve brands, chosen because people search for them by name and then ask the same three questions: which model, how big it is, and what it costs this month. Each guide answers those from the maker's own spec sheet, then says who each line is for, names the alternative for the same money, and places the brand against the others in its price band. Where a brand withholds a figure, the guide says so rather than borrowing one.

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Atelier Wen

Hong Kong (office, Connaught Road Central); founders French, design/manufacturing coordinated from Beijing

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Autodromo

New York, USA (Brooklyn-based industrial designer Bradley Price) · $450–$895

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Baltic

Besançon, France · EUR 385–1,585 on the maker's site; no USD price shown

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Bertucci

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Boldr

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Bravur

Båstad, Sweden (workshop); founded in Stockholm by Magnus Äppelryd and Johan Sahlin · $1,195–$2,600

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Brew

Brooklyn, New York, USA (designer Jonathan Ferrer; Kickstarter-funded 2015) · $375–$495

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Charlie Paris

Paris, France (6th arrondissement; boutiques rue Saint-André des Arts and rue Sainte-Croix de la Bretonnerie)

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Christopher Ward

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Dan Henry

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Farer

London, United Kingdom · $1,165–$2,095

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Fears

Bristol, United Kingdom (Arnos Vale)

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Formex

Biel/Bienne, Switzerland · $975–$7,900

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Furlan Marri

Geneva, Switzerland (Rue du Nant 25; showroom)

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Halios

Vancouver, Canada · $765–$1,095

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Ikepod

Switzerland (founded 1994 by Marc Newson and Oliver Ike; revived 2017/18 by Christian-Louis Col via Kickstarter)

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Islander

Farmingdale (Long Island), New York, USA · $195–$695

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Kurono Tokyo

Tokyo, Japan (Aoyama salon) with a second salon in Shanghai · $1,850–$2,700

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Laco

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Laventure

Neuchâtel, Switzerland

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Lorier

New York City, New York, USA · $699–$999

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Lundis Bleus

Neuchâtel, Switzerland (Rue des Moulins 31)

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Marathon

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Massena LAB

New York, USA (site currency USD; founder William Massena's prior retail in Miami and New York) · $1,595–$49,900

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Ming

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (design, engineering, final QC) and La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland (production and assembly)

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Monta

St. Louis, Missouri, USA · $1,850–$2,550

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Nivada Grenchen

Grenchen, Switzerland (original 1926); revived 2018 by Guillaume Laidet with Rémi Chabrat of Montrichard Group · $945–$5,000

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Nodus

Los Angeles, USA · $525–$1,199

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Ophion

Madrid, Spain

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RZE

Singapore (team in Singapore and Malaysia; founders Travis Tan, Vivian Ko, Clarence Chew per third-party coverage) · $279–$779

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San Martin

Changping Town, Dongguan, Guangdong, China · $188–$458

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Sartory-Billard

France

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Schofield

Riverside, Sussex, England (beside the River Adur)

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Serica

Paris, France · $1,290–$2,450

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Spinnaker

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Squale

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Steinhart

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Straum

Oslo, Norway

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Studio Underd0g

Maidenhead, United Kingdom (The D0ghouse workshop and showroom, opened May 2026)

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Traska

Jacksonville Beach, Florida, USA · $630–$1,650

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Unimatic

Milan, Italy · $515–$1,050

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Vaer

Venice (Los Angeles), California, USA · $179–$1,219

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Vertex

London, United Kingdom (revived 2015/16 by Don Cochrane, great-grandson of founder Claude Lyons)

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Yema

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Zelos

Singapore · $399–$2,499

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anOrdain

Glasgow, Scotland

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