Movement and construction
Record the movement type, case material, case diameter and water-resistance test requirement.
See a specification exampleCustomization
A custom watch project starts with a clear, reviewable brief. The options available depend on the selected product and production partner.
Define the product
Record the movement type, case material, case diameter and water-resistance test requirement.
See a specification examplePrepare dial artwork, case finish preferences, strap combination and visual references.
Browse watch typesExplain retail or gift packaging, artwork, labeling and transit protection needs.
Discuss your projectProject stages
Provide images, drawings or editable files where available. Confirm rights to use supplied artwork.
Check production feasibility, tooling needs, development charges and quotation assumptions.
Check applicable appearance, fit and function. Document revisions and the approved specification.
Confirm progress updates, inspection scope and delivery terms in writing before production.
Approval record
The final decision should refer to the approved sample, measurable requirements, artwork version and packaging. Changes made after approval need to be recorded and reviewed.
Tell us the watch type, artwork status, estimated quantity and destination.