WE BUILDINSTRUMENTSFOR TIME.
Founded in 1874. Built to outlast everything.
“A watch should still be running when it is no longer yours. Everything we build is decided against that one standard.”
Élise Vauclair · Founder & Master Watchmaker, est. 1874
The Movement
Assembled by a single watchmaker, then run for forty days before it earns a dial.
The Case
Milled from a solid billet of grade 5 titanium, then hand-finished until the light breaks the way we want.
The Dial
Lacquered in twelve layers, each cured overnight. The indices are set by hand under a loupe.
A Century and a Half
1874 — 2024
- 011874Aurevox is founded in a workshop above Lake Neuchâtel.
- 021923The first in-house calibre leaves the bench.
- 031957A dive chronometer survives a North Atlantic expedition.
- 041988The perpetual calendar movement is reduced to 39mm.
- 052024Named independent watchmaker of the year.
What Goes Into a Reference
Grade 5 Titanium
Milled from a solid billet, half the weight of steel at the same strength.
Sapphire Crystal
AR-coated, scratch-resistant to nearly anything short of diamond.
In-House Movement
Calibres built, regulated, and adjusted on our own bench, not sourced.
Water Resistance
Every case pressure-tested to its rated depth before it ships.
See What We Build
Four references, each carrying the same standard forward in a different form.