Every Watch Has a Story.
Every Watch Deserves Trust.

Authentication is not a stamp applied at the end. It is five stages every piece passes through before it is listed.

How We Authenticate

Five Stages Before Listing

01
Visual Inspection
Case, dial, hands and bracelet examined under lighting and magnification: finishing, print sharpness, marker alignment, and signs of opening or over-polishing.
02
Technical Inspection
Case-back opened to match the movement calibre against the stated reference, with accuracy and power-reserve checks and verification of internal parts.
03
Condition Assessment
Condition graded on a fixed scale (Mint / Excellent / Good / Fair), with every scratch or replaced part documented in photos.
04
Documentation
The actual piece photographed from multiple angles and in macro detail, with reference number, year, box and papers recorded.
05
Authentication Certificate
A certificate is issued with a reference unique to the piece and handed over on delivery as a permanent record for its owner.

Specimen

An illustrative specimen. The actual certificate is issued in the name of the piece and its reference once inspection is complete.

Certificate of Authenticity

An illustrative specimen. The actual certificate is issued in the name of the piece and its reference once inspection is complete.

Authenticator