Certified security
A resistance grade chosen to match the insured value of your collection — EN 1143-1 grade 0 to VI, with an EN 1300 certified lock at its centre.
Security grades explained
Watch safes built around
the collection they hold.
High-security safes, cabinets and winders — made to order in Switzerland.
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Made in Switzerland
EN 1143-1 grade 0–VI
40+ countries
Up to 10-year warranty
Recent commissions
All projects
Built for one room, once
The Wardrobe Suite
Matte black lacquer with brown leather, built into a private wardrobe in Switzerland.
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The Crimson Commission
A full-height cabinet in crimson leather, drawn around a collection of forty pieces.
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Noir Edition
Walnut veneer and blackened steel, with the vault concealed behind the cabinet front.
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The Collection
Safes and cabinets
Dimensions, interior layout, materials and resistance grade are specified together with you before anything is built.
The Collection
Watch winders
Standalone ChronoVault winders in full-grain leather, with the same silent movement used inside our safes.
Our expertise
Swiss engineering
Built by hand, checked twice
Bodies and doors are produced to our drawings, then assembled, wired and tested by hand. Every lock is set and logged, every winder run in before the piece is crated.
Craftsmanship & production
Delivered and installed by us
Transport, placement, anchoring and handover — including customs and insurance — handled end to end by our own team, anywhere in the world.
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Guides and insights
How to Choose the Right Watch Safe
From security grades to interior configuration — what most collectors underestimate until it is too late.
What Is a Watch Winder?
An automatic watch needs movement. A winder simulates it — but not all winders are equal.
Watch Safe Security Grades — EN 1300 Explained
A safe is only as good as its certification. What does EN 1300 actually test, and which grade do you need?