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Since our founding, Maison Temps has stood apart — not through volume, but through conviction. We build watches that earn their place on the wrist across generations.
Maison Temps was founded in the valleys of the Jura arc — the same limestone corridor that gave the world its finest movement makers. From the beginning, our ateliers were built around a single discipline: the pursuit of accuracy without compromise. Every calibre that leaves our workshops has been regulated to within three seconds per day.
Where other houses chased complication counts, we chased finishing. Our movements feature hand-bevelled bridges, Côtes de Genève striping, and heat-blued screws — details invisible beneath the dial, placed there for the watchmaker who will open this case in fifty years and know immediately that it was made with care.
Our four collections — Aero, Pulse, Studio, and Summit — were not designed in a boardroom. They emerged from the disciplines of people who actually needed a watch.
“A watch that tells you the time is a commodity. A watch that holds the time — that is something else entirely.”
±0.01 mm
Case tolerances
±3 sec/day
Regulation target
200+
Movement components
72 hrs
Hours of testing
Every component in a Maison Temps movement is machined to tolerances that defy the human eye. We hold ourselves to ±0.01 millimetre across 200 individual parts — because a watch that loses ten seconds a day is, in our view, not yet finished.
We build upon five decades of horological tradition, preserving hand-finishing techniques that modern production has largely abandoned. Our master watchmakers spend years in apprenticeship before touching a movement destined for a client's wrist.
Tradition without progress is nostalgia. We invest in new case materials — Grade-5 titanium, anti-magnetic silicon escapements — while preserving the craft beneath them. The result is a watch prepared for the next century.
50+
Years of Expertise
10,000+
Timepieces Delivered
4
Iconic Collections
5-Year
Transferable Warranty
From raw brass dial blanks to hand-bevelled bridges, the craftsmanship behind every Maison Temps watch is a story of patience, precision, and pride.
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