Assembly/Casing
Swiss watch assembly and casing workshops
Assembly and casing workshops fit the movement into the case, attach dial and hands, and carry out water-resistance and timing checks. Casing and final inspection are among the steps that must take place in Switzerland for a watch to carry the Swiss Made label.
- Suppliers
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- Cantons
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- Small runs
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Questions to ask these suppliers
- Do you assemble complete watches or only sub-assemblies?
- Which tests do you run before delivery (water resistance, timing, visual inspection)?
- Can you work with components I source from other suppliers?
About Swiss Made
Under Swiss law, a watch may be labelled Swiss Made only if its movement is Swiss, it is cased and finally inspected in Switzerland, and at least 60% of its manufacturing costs are generated in Switzerland. Always confirm with your supplier which steps they perform.