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In the beginning, a team of watch designers and aeronautical control panel specialists joined forces with one project in mind: to create timepieces perfectly suited for professional use.Their goal: to be part of the great Swiss watchmaking tradition while meeting the demands of men facing extreme situations.

Bell & Ross is a luxury French watch company headed by the French and Swiss designer Bruno Belamich and businessman Carlos A. Rosillo.

The history of Chaumet has been entwined with the History of France ever since its founding in 1780, in Paris. Indeed, the Maison very quickly became the official jeweller to Empress Josephine. The High Jewellery savoir-faire of the Maison has been passed down through generations of jewellers for almost 240 years. Crafted at the very heart of the place Vendôme, the jewellery and watchmaking creations reflect these exceptional skills and pay tribute to the Parisian style.

Grand Seiko was born in 1960 with the first model produced in Suwa Seikosha, in the Nagano prefecture of central Japan. Since its creation, it has been the idea that Grand Seiko should be the “ideal” watch that has driven designers and engineers to reach for the highest standards of accuracy, resilience and beauty. As one of the only fully integrated timepiece manufactures in the world, Grand Seiko holds a mastery of the entire watchmaking process, from the initial research and development of materials to the manufacture, assembly, adjustment, inspection and shipment. The Maison embodies unrivalled quality in every single timepiece it puts out into the world. It remains true to its rich history, celebrating the Japanese spirituality of time, deeply rooted in inspiration from nature and its seasons.

Maison built on the codes of Lebanese heritage & hospitality, carrying on the tradition of fine watchmaking and jewelry arts.  Our love affair with fine watchmaking is deeply rooted in our group’s DNA, as our founder’s entrepreneurial journey officially started in 1947 with the representation of a watch, which later paved the way for what was to become Holdal Group. 

Our fascination for Haute Horlogerie grew with the years, leading in 1954 to the initiation of a beautiful lifelong partnership with Patek Phillippe. And so was born there onwards la Maison Cadrans, driven by a deep understanding of the emotional process that a consumer or amateur goes through when acquiring a fine watch. From the very beginning, Maison Cadrans was meant to house few, carefully picked, selective brands in order to properly honour their individual universes, but also honour our clients’ individualities. 

Since 1904 industrial watch making has been in their bones and craftsmanship in their souls. Their mechanical watches always conform to the Oris credo: “Things must make sense”. They live for the quality of work they put into their watches. While others follow a path, they define their own. Go your own way.

Patek Philippe has been pursuing traditional Genevan watchmaking artistry without interruption since 1839. The manufacture benefits from full creative freedom, which allows it to design, develop, and craft watches that connoisseurs consider to be the world's finest – as pledged by its founders Antoine Norbert de Patek and Adrien Philippe. In addition to exceptional skills, Patek Philippe also nurtures a tradition of innovation that has meanwhile been crowned by over one hundred patents.

Welcome to the story of a 147 year-old visionary company with the savoir faire to craft objects of desire, coveted by the elite. Exceptional materials are prized for their quality, artisans are celebrated as artists and authentic history and heritage are ingrained in every process.

A passion for producing the finest in luxury products. A design atelier where ideas and innovation are brought to life and where quality rings true. A heritage dating back to 1872, where France’s most brilliant artisans are chosen to revive unique crafts of the past to create the exclusive and the exceptional.

The story of Seiko began in 1881, when a 21 year old entrepreneur, Kintaro Hattori, opened a shop selling and repairing watches and clocks in central Tokyo.

Today, after more than 130 years of innovation, Kintaro Hattori’s company is still dedicated to the perfection that the founder always strove to achieve.

DO BETTER IF POSSIBLE, AND THAT IS ALWAYS POSSIBLE

François Constantin uttered these words on July 5, 1819. Now legendary, they speak volumes to the spirit of Vacheron Constantin. Over the centuries, the Maison has shrewdly intertwined tradition with innovation to acquire the technical, aesthetic, artistic and human capital that shapes its vision of time. From setting out to conquer the skies to tracking great explorers, passion for fine craftsmanship and human hands are behind every feat it accomplishes.

Zenith exists to inspire individuals to pursue their dreams and make them come true – against all odds. Since its establishment in 1865, Zenith became the first watch manufacture in the modern sense of the term, and its watches have accompanied extraordinary figures that dreamt big and strived to achieve the impossible – from Louis Blériot’s history-making flight across the English Channel to Felix Baumgartner’s record-setting stratospheric free-fall jump.