Send your drawings. Our engineers check whether the design can be built, sign your NDA, and return a full cost list and timeline before you pay for anything. Orders start at 100–300 units per style.
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Brands served worldwide
Minimum order per style
Feasibility reply
We answer all four before tooling starts or a sample fee is paid.
Thin case walls, tight movement clearance or an awkward crown position can stop a design at the sample stage.
Your drawings are your product. Sharing them with a supplier should not put them at risk.
Unclear tooling and mold costs are the most common surprise after a first quote.
Launch dates slip when sampling and movement supply are not planned from day one.
Every design is checked by our engineers before we quote. The issues we catch most often:
If something needs to change, we explain why and propose a fix before any tooling is made.
Detailed files are shared only after an NDA is in place, and only with the people working on your project.
Tooling is needed only for new parts. Its cost depends on the case structure, the movement and how many custom parts need molds, so we quote it after reviewing your design.
It typically starts from about $500, and most projects fall between $1,000 and $2,000. Molds you pay for belong to you, and we return them on your written instruction.
STEP 1
Within 1 business day of a complete brief
STEP 2
2–3 weeks
STEP 3
4–6 weeks
STEP 4
Depends on your review
STEP 5
6–8 weeks
STEP 6
8–12 weeks
Some Swiss and premium Japanese movements have longer supply times. We flag this in the quotation, not during production.
With OEM, we manufacture to your design and the design is yours. With ODM, you customize one of our existing models, which avoids case tooling and shortens sampling. For a full comparison, see OEM vs ODM watch manufacturing.
100–300 units per style, depending on the design.
It depends on the design, so we quote after reviewing your drawings. Tooling typically starts from about $500, and most projects fall between $1,000 and $2,000.
Tooling paid for by the client belongs to the client. This is written into the production agreement.
Yes, before any design or commercial information is exchanged.
No. Technical drawings or annotated sketches are enough for a feasibility review. Our engineers prepare the production CAD, and the design and CAD files belong to you.
We regularly build on ETA, Sellita, Miyota and Seiko NH-series movements, and on Chinese mechanical movements where the price point calls for it. The movement is confirmed at feasibility review because it sets case height, dial feet and hand stack.
Yes. We review your existing drawings, approved samples and specifications, confirm which tooling can be transferred and which needs remaking, and sign off a new Golden Sample before production. See switching watch manufacturers.
We reply within one business day with feasibility notes, a full cost list and a timeline. The NDA is signed before any detailed files are shared.