Swiss Watches
Swiss watches bring together watch models associated with Switzerland and the Swiss Made label across various price ranges and styles. The selection includes, for example, Certina, Candino, and Swiss Military Hanowa watches.
The use of the Swiss Made label is regulated in Switzerland, but the precise manufacturing process, movement, and components vary by brand and model. Explore the Certina, Candino, and Swiss Military Hanowa collections, as well as all watches.
What does Swiss Made mean for a watch?
Swiss Made is a regulated label of origin. A watch bearing this mark must meet the current Swiss requirements. From a consumer perspective, it is still advisable to check the specific movement and manufacturing details for each model.
Swiss watch brands in our selection
Our selection includes, for example, Certina, Candino, and Swiss Military Hanowa. The brands' collections differ in terms of movements, construction, water resistance, and style, among other features.
Quartz watch or Swiss automatic watch?
Swiss watches are available with both quartz movements and mechanical automatic movements. The choice should be based on how you intend to use the watch, your maintenance preferences, and your personal interest.
Festina Swiss Made – an option for those seeking a Swiss watch
Festina Swiss Made watches bring Swiss movements into Festina's diverse range. Check out the Festina guide or view all Festina watches. Swiss Made is a separate collection, so the entire Festina range should not be equated with Swiss-made watches.
Frequently asked questions about Swiss watches
Is every watch from a brand operating in Switzerland "Swiss Made"?
Not necessarily. The Swiss Made label applies to an individual product, which must meet the requirements set for the label.
Are all Swiss watches automatic?
No. Swiss watches are manufactured with both quartz movements and mechanical movements.
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