List of Swiss watch manufacturers

Last updated April 21, 2024

This is a list of Swiss watch manufacturers and brands.

Entries with an article should also be suitable for inclusion in Category:Watch manufacturing companies of Switzerland or Category:Swiss watch brands.

Name	Founded (Year)	Founded (City)	Founder	Headquarters	Number of Employees	Company Type	Owner	Key people
88 Rue du Rhone	2012		Pierre and Elie Bernheim	Geneva			My Maracujá Sàrl	Pierre Bernheim
A. Favre & Fils
Adriatica
Allgemeine Gesellschaft der Schweizerischen Uhrenindustrie
Andreas Strehler
Anonimo	1997		Federico Massacesi	Florence, Italy		Private
Aquastar	1962		Frédéric Robert	Geneva			Jeanrichard S.A.
Arcadia Watches	1858	Fleurier	Claude Sanz	Geneva		Private		Richard Baldwin (CEO)
Armand Nicolet	1875		Armand Nicolet	Tramelan	20	Privately held company
Ateliers deMonaco	2008			Geneva		Watch Manufacturer Members of the Citizen Group		Pim Koeslag, Robert van Pappelendam, Peter Stas
Atlantic Watches	1888	Bettlach	Eduard Kummer	Lengnau		Private		Jürg Bohne
Audemars Piguet	1875^[1]^[2]^[3]	Le Brassus ^[1]^[2]^[3]	Jules Louis Audemars, Edward Auguste Piguet^[1]^[2]	Le Chenit	1,450	Private		Alessandro Bogliolo (Chairman) Olivier Audemars (Vice Chairman) Ilaria Resta (CEO)
BALL Watch Company	1891	Ohio, USA	Webb C. Ball	La Chaux-de-Fonds		Private
Baume	2018			Meyrin		Subsidiary of Richemont Group	Compagnie Financière Richemont SA
Baume et Mercier	1918^[1]^[2]	Les Bois ^[1]	William Baume, Paul Mercier ^[1]^[2]	Geneva		Subsidiary of Richemont		William Baume & Paul Mercier (Founders) David Chaumet (CEO)
Baumgartner Frères Grenchen (BFG)	1899^[3]	Grenchen ^[3]	Arnold Baumgartner		1700 (in 1974)^[3]
Bedat & Co	1996		Simone Bédat Christian Bédat	Geneva		Private Limited Company
Bell & Ross	1992	Paris, France	Bruno Belamich Carlos Rosillo	Paris		Private
Bianchet	2017		Rodolfo and Emmanuelle Festa Bianchet	Neuchâtel		Private		Rodolfo and Emmanuelle Festa Bianchet
Blanchet	1819		Jean Blanchet				D Group
Blancpain	1735^[1]^[2]	Villeret ^[1]^[2]	Jehan-Jacques Blancpain ^[1]^[2]	Paudex/Le Brassus		Subsidiary	The Swatch Group	Marc Hayek
Bovet Fleurier	1822		Edouard Bovet	Geneva		Privately held company
Breguet	1775^[1]^[2]	Paris, France	Abraham-Louis Breguet ^[1]^[2]	L'Abbaye		Subsidiary	The Swatch Group	Nicolas G. Hayek
Breitling SA	1884^[1]	Saint-Imier ^[1]	Léon Breitling ^[1]^[2]	Grenchen		Private	Partners Group	Georges Kern (CEO)
Cabot Watch Company
Candino	1847	Herbetswil	Adolf Flury-Hug	Herbetswil		Subsidiary	Festina Group
Carl F. Bucherer	1888		Carl F. Bucherer	Lucerne	200	AG	Bucherer AG	Sascha Moeri (CEO) Jörg G. Bucherer (Chairman of the Board)
Catorex	1858		Constant Cattin	Les Breuleux		Private	Guy Albert Cattin
Cecil Purnell	2006		Cecil Purnell	Geneva		Private		Cecil Purnell, Founder Jonathan Purnell, co-founder, Horologist
Century Time Gems	1966		Hans-Ulrich Klingenberg	Nidau				Philip W. A. Klingenberg (current company head)
Certina	1888^[1]	Grenchen ^[1]	Adolf & Alfred Kurth^[1]	Le Locle		Member of the Swatch group	The Swatch Group
Charriol	1983		Philippe Charriol	Geneva		Privately held
Chopard	1860^[1]	La Chaux-de-Fonds^[1]	Louis-Ulysse Chopard ^[1]	Geneva		Private (société anonyme)	Scheufele family	Co-presidents: Caroline Scheufele Karl-Friedrich Scheufele
Christian Jacques	1988		Christian Bach & Jacques Geeraerts	Basel
Chrono AG	1981			Solothurn
Chronoswiss	1981^[1]	Munich, Germany^[1]	Gerd Rüdiger Lang^[1]	Lucerne	30	Private		Oliver Ebstein
Cimier
Claude Bernand	1973	Les Genevez	Claude Bernand	Les Genevez		Private	Victor Strambini
Cortébert	1790^[1]	Cortébert ^[1]	Abraham-Louis Juillard^[1]	Cortébert		Watch maker
Cyma Watches	1862	Le Locle	Joseph Schwob, Theodore Schwob	La Chaux-de-Fonds		Privately held company Public (HKEX)		Under care of Universal Genève
Czapek & Cie	1845		François Czapek	Geneva		Privately held company		Xavier de Roquemaurel, CEO
Daniel Roth	1988			Vallée de Joux		Subsidiary	The Hour Glass (1994–2000) Bulgari (2000–2011) LVMH (2011–present)	Daniel Roth
Davidoff			Zino Davidoff	Basel			Oettinger Davidoff AG
De Grisogono	1993		Fawaz Gruosi	Geneva		Privately held company	De Grisogono
Doxa S.A.	1889^[1]	Le Locle ^[1]	Georges Ducommun^[1]					Romeo F. Jenny Jan Edöcs (CEO)
Dreffa	1874	Geneva	Armand Dreyffus	Geneva		Wholly owned subsidiary	TGX Holdings	Armand Dreyfus(founder) Jacques Maguin (CEO) Mark Haus (President) Yehuda Fulda (chairman)
Dubey Schaldenbrand	1946		Georges Dubey René Schaldenbrand	La Chaux-de-Fonds				Cinette Robert
ETA SA	1856^[1]	Grenchen ^[1]	Urs Schild,^[1] Josef Girard^[1]	Grenchen		Subsidiary	The Swatch Group Ltd.	Damiano Casafina, CEO
Ebel	1911^[1]^[2]	La Chaux-de-Fonds^[1]	Eugène Blum,^[1] Alice Lévy^[1]	La Chaux-de-Fonds
Eberhard & Co.	1887^[1]^[2]	La Chaux-de-Fonds^[1]	George-Emile Eberhard ^[1]^[2]	La Chaux-de-Fonds				Barbara Monti, CEO, Mario Peserico, Managing Director
Ebosa	1915	Grenchen ^[3]	Paul Leo Glocker^[3]
Endura Watch Factory	1966	Biel/Bienne		Biel/Bienne		Subsidiary	The Swatch Group	Pierre-André Bühler, President
Epos	1983	Biel	Peter Hofer	Lengnau				Singi Chonge (chairman of the board) Tamdi Chonge (CEO)
Era Watch Company	1884		Christian Ruefli-Flury	Les Genevez		Private	Victor Strambini	Christian Hotz (CEO)
Ernest Borel	1856	Neuchâtel ^[1]	Jules Borel^[1]	Le Noirmont				Teguh Halim (The Board of Directors of Ernest Borel S.A.)
Eterna	1856^[1]^[2]	Grenchen^[1]^[2]	Josef Girard and Urs Schild^[1]^[2]	Grenchen
Excelsior Park	1866^[2]	Saint-Imier^[2]	Jules-Frédéric Jeanneret^[2]
F. P. Journe	1999	Geneva	François-Paul Journe	Geneva		Private (SA)
Favre-Leuba	1737		Abraham Favre	Solothurn
Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry	1982			Bienne				Jean-Daniel Pasche
Fortis (Swiss watchmaker)	1912^[1]	Grenchen^[1]	Walter Vogt^[1]	Grenchen	40	Privately held company		Owner and CEO - Jupp Philipp
Franck Muller	1992			Geneva		Private company		Franck Muller
Frédérique Constant SA	1988		Aletta and Peter Stas	Geneva		Subsidiary of Citizen Holdings		Niels Eggerding, Managing Director
Gallet & Company	1466	Geneva	Humbertus Gallet			Privately held company
General Watch Co
Girard-Perregaux	1791^[2]	Geneva^[2]	Jean-François Bautte, Mouliné, Constant Girard, Marie Perregaux^[2]^[3]	La Chaux-de-Fonds		Subsidiary	Sowind Group	Patrick Pruniaux
Glycine (watch)	1913^[1]	Biel/Bienne ^[1]	Eugène Meylan^[1]	Biel/Bienne		Subsidiary	Invicta Watch Group	Eyal Lalo (Parent Group CEO), Daniele Andreatta (Managing Director)
Greubel Forsey	2004		Robert Greubel Stephen Forsey	La Chaux-de-Fonds		Private company		Antonio Calce, CEO
Grovana	1924	Tenniken			35	Private company		Christopher Bitterli (CEO)
Gérald Genta
H. Moser & Cie	1828	Saint Petersburg	Heinrich Moser	Schaffhausen	100	Private	MELB Holding Group (Meylan family)	Georges-Henri Meylan (chairman) Roger Nicholas Balsiger (Honorary chairman) Edouard Meylan (CEO)
HYT (watchmaker)	2012		Lucien Vuillamoz (Inventor), Patrick Berdoz (chairman)	Neuchâtel	11			Gregory Dourde (CEO)
Hamilton Watch Company	1892	Lancaster, Pennsylvania, U.S.		Bienne		Subsidiary	The Swatch Group
Hanowa	1963	Biel/Bienne	Hans Noll Elisabeth Noll-Wirz	Möhlin		Public	ILG - International Luxury Group	Paris C. Brown (CEO)
Hublot	1980			Nyon	200	Subsidiary	LVMH	Carlo Crocco (founder) Ricardo Guadalupe (CEO)
IWC Schaffhausen	1868^[1]	Schaffhausen^[1]	Florentine Ariosto Jones^[1]	Schaffhausen	650	Subsidiary	Richemont
Ikepod	1994		Oliver Ike Marc Newson
JC Biver	2022		Jean-Claude Biver (Founder) Pierre Biver (Founder)	Givrins		Private
Jaeger-LeCoultre	1833^[2]	Le Sentier ^[2]	Antoine LeCoultre^[2]	Le Sentier		Subsidiary	Richemont	Catherine Rénier, CEO
Jean Lassale	1976		Jean Bouchet-Lassale	Geneva		Private		Jean Bouchet-Lassale, founder; Pierre Mathys, watchmaker
Jean Perret	1893		Jean Perret	Geneva		Privately held company
Jowissa	1951	Bettlach	Josef Wyss
Juvenia	1860	Saint-Imier	Jacques Didisheim-Goldschmidt	La Chaux-de-Fonds		Subsidiary	Asia Commercial Holdings Ltd.
Laurent Ferrier	2009		Laurent Ferrier	Plan-les-Ouates		Private		Laurent Ferrier Christian Ferrier François Servanin
Le Phare-Sultana S.A.	1888^[2]^[3]	Le Locle ^[2]	Charles Barbezat^[2]^[3]
Lemania	1884	L'Orient ^[3]	Alfred Lugrin^[3]
Linde Werdelin	2002			London & Copenhagen		Independent		Morten Linde Jorn Werdelin
Longines	1832^[1]^[2]	Saint-Imier^[1]	Auguste Agassiz^[1]^[2]	Saint-Imier	340	Subsidiary	The Swatch Group	Matthias Breschan (President)
Louis Erard	1929		Louis Erard and André Perret	Le Noirmont		Privately held company		Alain Spinedi, Manuel Emch
Luminox	1989		Barry Cohen	San Rafael, California		Private	Mondaine
Manufacture Modules Technologies	2015			Geneva		SARL		Philippe Fraboulet, CEO
Manufacture Royale	1770	Ferney-Voltaire	Voltaire	Vallorbe		Privately held company
Mathey-Tissot	1886	Les Ponts-de-Martel	Edmond Mathey-Tissot	Geneva
Maurice Lacroix	1975	Saignelégier		Zürich	220
Maitres du Temps	2005			La Chaux-de-Fonds		Watchmaker		Steven M. Holtzman
Micro Crystal	1978	Grenchen		Grenchen ^[3]	750		The Swatch Group	Hans-Rudolf Gottier
Mido (watch)	1918	Biel/Bienne	George G. Schaeren	Le Locle		Member of the Swatch group	The Swatch Group	Franz Linder, President
Minerva	1858^[2]	Villeret^[2]	Charles Robert^[2]
Mondaine	1951	Solothurn	Erwin Bernheim
Montres Corum Sàrl	1955^[2]	La Chaux-de-Fonds ^[2]	Gaston Ries, Simone Ries and René Bannwart^[2]	La Chaux-de-Fonds				Management Committee
Mouawad	1890	Beirut	David Mouawad	Dubai, Geneva	500	Private		Robert Mouawad, Fred Mouawad, Alain Mouawad, Pascal Mouawad and Jimmy Mouawad
Movado	1881^[2]	La Chaux-de-Fonds ^[2]	Achille Ditesheim^[2]	Paramus, New Jersey, U.S.	1,457	Public		Efraim Grinberg (Chairman & CEO), Sallie A. DeMarsilis (CFO)
Nivada	1879	Grenchen	Jacob Schneider
Ochs und junior	2006		Ludwig Oechslin Kurt König	La Chaux-de-Fonds
Ollech & Wajs	1956		Albert J. Wajs Joseph Ollech	Zürich
Omega SA	1848^[2]	La Chaux-de-Fonds	Louis Brandt^[2]	Biel/Bienne		Subsidiary	The Swatch Group	Raynald Aeschlimann (President)
Orfina	1922
Oris	1904	Hölstein	Paul Cattin Georges Christian	Hölstein	140	Private company		Ulrich W. Herzog, Chairman Claudine Gertiser-Herzog, Co-CEO Rolf Studer, Co-CEO
Parmigiani Fleurier	1996	Fleurier	Michel Parmigiani	Fleurier		Privately held company	Sandoz Family Foundation	Guido Terreni (CEO)
Patek Philippe	1839^[2]	Geneva ^[2]	Antoni Patek, Franciszek Czapek, Adrien Philippe ^[2]	Plan-les-Ouates		Private (Société Anonyme)	Stern family	Philippe Stern (Honorary President) Thierry Stern (President) Claude Peny (CEO) Laurent Bernasconi (General Manager)
Patria (watchmaker)	1892	La Chaux-de-Fonds	Louis Paul César Brandt	Bienne
Perrelet SA	1777		Abraham-Louis Perrelet	Biel/Bienne		Private	Festina Group	Miguel Rodriguez, President
Philippe Dufour	1992		Philippe Dufour	La Sentier		Watchmaking
Piaget SA	1874	La Côte-aux-Fées	Georges Edouard Piaget	Geneva		Subsidiary	Richemont	Georges Edouard Piaget (Founder) Yves Piaget (President) Chabi Nouri (Chief Executive Officer)
Purnell (company)	2017		Maurizio Mazzocchi (CEO)	Geneva		Private
Rado (watchmaker)	1917	Lengnau	Fritz Schlup Ernst Schlup Werner Schlup
Raymond Weil	1976		Raymond Weil	Geneva	230			Elie Bernheim (CEO) Olivier Bernheim (President) Raymond Weil (Founder)
Revue Thommen	1853	Waldenburg	Gédéon Thommen Louis Tschopp	Baar, Switzerland
Richard Mille	2001		Richard Mille Dominique Guenat	Les Breuleux	350	Private	RICHARD MILLE Group	Richard Mille, (Chairman/CEO)
Richemont	1988	Geneva	Johann Rupert	Bellevue	34,000	Public	Compagnie Financière Rupert (Rupert family) (9.1% equity, 50% voting power)	Johann Rupert (Chairman) Jérôme Lambert (Group CEO)
Roamer of Switzerland	1888^[3]	Solothurn ^[3]	Fritz Meyer^[3]	Wallbach, Aargau		Private	Chungnam Group of Companies	Christian Frommherz (CEO)
Rodania	1930	Grenchen	Baumgartner family
Roger Dubuis	1995		Roger Dubuis & Carlos Dias	Geneva			Richemont International SA
Rolex	1905	London	Hans Wilsdorf,^[2] Alfred Davis	Geneva	30,000	Private	Hans Wilsdorf Foundation	Jean-Frédéric Dufour (CEO)
Vanguart (watches)	2021	Switzerland	Thierry Fisher, Jeremy Frelechox, Axel Leuenberger, Mehmet Korutürk	La Chaux-de-Fonds		Private
Romain Gauthier	2002		Romain Gauthier	Le Sentier and Vallée de Joux				Romain Gauthier
Ronda (watchmaker)	1944^[3]	Lausen ^[3]	William Mosset^[3]	Lausen	1,400
Rotary Watches	1895	La Chaux-de-Fonds	Moise Dreyfuss	Elm Yard, 13-16 Elm Street, United Kingdom		Privately held company	Dreyfuss Group Ltd.
Sandoz (watch company)		Tavannes	Henri Sandoz
Schwarz Etienne	1902		Paul Arthur Schwarz and Olga Etienne	La Chaux-de-Fonds		Privately held company
Solvil et Titus	1892		Paul Ditisheim	Hong Kong, Hong Kong				Paul Bernard Vogel (former owner) Joseph Chong Chun Wong (Chairman)
Sowind Group				La Chaux-de-Fonds, Le Locle				Patrick Pruniaux
Speake-Marin	2002	Bursins	Peter Speake-Marin	Geneva		Swiss watch brand		Christelle Rosnoblet (CEO)
Squale Watches	1959	Neuchâtel	Charles von Büren	Chiasso				Andrea Maggi, Massimo Maggi
Swatch	1983			Biel		Subsidiary	The Swatch Group	Nick Hayek Jr. (chairman, president)
Swiss Alpine Military				Tenniken		Brand	Grovana
Swiss Military by Chrono	1994			Solothurn		Brand	Chrono AG
Swiss Military Hanowa	1990			Biel		Brand	Hanowa
TAG Heuer	1860^[1]	Saint-Imier ^[1]	Edouard Heuer^[1]^[2]	La Chaux-de-Fonds		Wholly owned subsidiary	LVMH	Frédéric Arnault, CEO
Technos (watches)	1924	Welschenrohr	Joseph Gunzinger
Tissot	1853^[3]	Le Locle ^[3]	Charles-Félicien Tissot, Charles-Emile Tissot^[3]	Le Locle	250	Subsidiary	The Swatch Group	Sylvain Dolla (CEO) Georges Nicolas Hayek Jr. (chairman of the board)
Titoni	1919	Grenchen	Fritz Schluep	Grenchen	60	Private		Daniel Schluep (CEO)
Tudor Watches	1926	Geneva	Hans Wilsdorf	Geneva	194	Subsidiary	Montres Rolex SA
Ulysse Nardin	1846^[2]	Le Locle ^[2]	Ulysse Nardin^[2]	Le Locle		Subsidiary	Sowind Group	Patrick Pruniaux (CEO)
Universal Genève	1894^[2]	Le Locle, Neuchâtel	Numa-Emile Descombes, Ulysse Georges Perret, Louis Edouard Berthoud^[2]	Geneva		Privately held company (1894-1989) Public (HKEX) (1989–present)		Vincent Lapaire (CEO)
Vacheron Constantin	1755^[2]	Geneva ^[2]	Jean-Marc Vacheron ^[2]	Plan-les-Ouates	1,200	Subsidiary	Richemont (since 1996)	Louis Ferla (CEO)
Valbray	2009		Côme de Valbray and Olga Corsini	Romanel sur Morges		Private company
Victorinox	1884		Karl Elsener	Ibach	1,850	Aktiengesellschaft	Victorinox Foundation, Carl and Elise Elsener-Gut Foundation	Carl Elsener Jr. (President, CEO & Chairman)
Wenger	1893		Paul Boéchat	Delémont	150	Société anonyme	Victorinox AG
West End Watch Co.	1886		Arnold Amstutz and Constant Droz	Leytron (Valais)		Private company		Jérôme Monnat Jr., current CEO
Zanuti	1887		Albert Favre Zanuti	Geneva		Private
Zenith (watchmaker)	1865^[2]	Le Locle ^[2]	Georges Favre-Jacot^[2]	Le Locle		Wholly owned subsidiary	LVMH	Julien Tornare (current CEO)
Zeno-Watch Basel	1868		Jules Godat	Basel	28	Private	Huber Family	Felix W. Huber

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