Watch Industry in the
Canton of Neuchâtel

Manufacture La Joux-Perret SA

Since 1990 · 11–20 empl.·4.6(16)

The core activity of Manufacture La Joux-Perret S.A. is the manufacture and development of mechanical watch movements, particularly chronographs and tourbillons, as well as the production of watch components. The company also offers various services such as milling, turning, cutting, rolling, electro-erosion, cutting, stamping, mechanics, heat treatments and finishes, decoration, pre-assembly, assembly and control.

Concepto Watch Factory SA

Since 2006 · 21–50 empl.·4.2(21)

Concepto Watch Factory SA is an independent watch manufacture that develops and produces mechanical movements and movement components. Services include R&D and prototyping, precision machining and stamping, production of regulating assemblies (balance, hairspring, pallet, escape wheel), decoration and finishing, movement assembly and quality control, and the company holds ISO 9001 certification.

TAG Heuer International SA

Since 2018 · 101–500 empl.·4.1(136)

TAG Heuer International SA is a watchmaker that designs, manufactures and retails Swiss watches, connected smartwatches and related accessories such as eyewear. The company also provides customer care, warranty and repair services and sells through boutiques and its online store.

Chopard Manufacture S.A.

Since 1996 · 1–10 empl.·4.5(19)

Chopard Manufacture S.A. is a manufacturer of mechanical watches and watch movements that operates in-house workshops for production, assembly and finishing of watch components. The website presents its internal watchmaking and jewellery workshops and the manufacture activities supporting Chopard’s watch collections.

Vaucher Manufacture Fleurier S.A.

Since 2002 · 101–500 empl.·4.6(10)

The core activity of Vaucher Manufacture Fleurier is the production of high-quality watch movements and the development of watch components, particularly in the field of Haute Horlogerie. The company specializes in the manufacture of precision watches and also offers services in the field of watch restoration and refurbishment.

AKOR SA

Since 2007 · 1–10 empl.·5.0(9)

The core activity of AKOR SA is the manufacture and distribution of watches, particularly Swiss luxury watches for men and women, produced in Le Locle, a Swiss watchmaking city.

GRAHAM SA

Since 1995 · 11–20 empl.·4.2(11)

The core activity of Graham Watches is the sale of luxury watches through an online store. The company offers various watch models, such as Chronofighter, Superlight, Swordfish and Fortress, and also offers accessories like watch straps. The online store provides worldwide shipping, return options and a warranty for the watches.

Sowind SA

Since 1930 · 11–20 empl.·4.5(13)

Sowind SA is named on Girard‑Perregaux’s website as the corporate entity associated with the Maison. The site presents the Sowind Group as an independent collective including Girard‑Perregaux and Ulysse Nardin and describes activities in haute horlogerie such as the design and manufacture of mechanical movements, after‑sales/care services, and group sustainability and sourcing initiatives.

Montres Jaquet Droz SA

Since 2002 · 21–50 empl.·4.8(5)

The core activity of Jaquet Droz is the manufacture and distribution of luxury watches, particularly high-end mechanical watches with complicated functions such as tourbillons, automatons and minute repeaters.

Inhotec SA

Since 2011 · 1–10 empl.·4.8(12)

The core activity of INHOTEC is the manufacture of precision components for the Swiss watch industry, particularly for Haute-Horlogerie watches bearing the "Swiss made" label. To this end, the company offers a wide range of manufacturing services, including milling, turning, electro-erosion, laser processing, polishing, decoration and enameling. INHOTEC positions itself as a strategic partner for Swiss watch brands and offers a personalized service for the production of watch components and movements.

Centre horloger - Picchi

Since 2012 · 1–10 empl.·5.0(14)

Centre horloger - Picchi provides certified watch repair and after‑sales services for multiple brands and offers subcontracting services including prototyping, micro‑CNC machining, laser engraving, movement decoration, assembly and reconditioning. The workshop also runs initiation and training courses in watchmaking available in individual and group formats.

Sellita Watch Co S.A.

Since 1950 · 11–20 empl.·3.8(64)

The core activity of Sellita is the manufacture and assembly of mechanical watch movements, particularly automatic Swiss Made movements.

Goldec S.A.

Since 1989 · 21–50 empl.·4.9(7)

The core activity of Goldec SA is high-end watchmaking décolletage, i.e. the production of high-precision components for the watch industry, particularly through the décolletage process (a form of machining). The company also produces components for other industries, such as jewelry and connectors.

Duplain Horlogerie Sàrl

Since 2006 · 11–20 empl.·4.6(19)

The core activity of Duplain Horlogerie is the manufacture and sale of watch accessories, parts and components, such as movements, dials, hands, cases, straps and tools. The company also offers the possibility to configure and customize its own watches.

Coloral SA

Since 1949 · 11–20 empl.·4.6(9)

The core activity of Coloral encompasses the manufacture and processing of parts, particularly through surface treatment and CNC machining, as well as the decoration and design of products for various industries such as watchmaking, medical technology, and electronics. The company offers its customers individualized solutions ranging from the production of a part to the technical enhancement of its surface to decoration.

Le Temps Manufactures SA

Since 2010 · 51–100 empl.·4.4(7)

The core activity of Le Temps Manufactures SA (LTM SA) is the manufacture of mechanical watch movements and movement components for the Swiss watch industry. The company develops and produces finished or semi-finished watch movements and components for renowned watch brands, working closely with its partners to meet their specific requirements.

Bryek Horlogerie Sàrl

Since 2001 · 1–10 empl.·4.6(16)

The core activity of Bryek Horlogerie Sàrl is the assembly and completion of watches, including mechanical and quartz watches, as well as providing services such as quality control, packaging and delivery. The company also offers specialized services such as the assembly of watch movements, the attachment of watch straps and the performance of water pressure tests.

UM2 S.A.

Since 1995 · 11–20 empl.·4.4(10)

The core activity of UM2 SA is the development, manufacture and finishing of high-precision components and products for the watch and jewelry industry, including the production of complex parts made from various metals and materials such as gold, silver, steel, titanium and others. The company also offers services such as polishing, welding and certification, and creates finished products like jewelry and luxury accessories.

BM Production SA

Since 2011 · 1–10 empl.·4.8(6)

BM Production SA designs and manufactures high-end watch case and bracelet components as well as jewellery and leather goods parts. The company also provides technical services in design, R&D, machining, finishing, welding, assembly, and quality control.

RIBA WATCH (Suisse) Sàrl

Since 2002 · 11–20 empl.·4.6(11)

The core activity of RIBAWATCH is the design, manufacture and sale of high-quality watches and jewelry, as well as the development and production of watch movements and components.

Ornera SA

Since 2006 · 1–10 empl.·4.4(7)

Ornera SA is a precision-industry company offering polishing and satin finishing as well as fine machining services such as grinding, milling, drilling and microblasting. The company maintains a research and development department, operates CNC machinery and performs visual inspection of 100% of parts.

Tweed Co SA

Since 2017 · 1–10 empl.·5.0(18)

Tweed Co SA offers customizable watches, straps and charms that can be combined and exchanged. The company sells these products through its online shop and also provides related accessories and replacement items.

CERTINA AG

Since 1932 · 1–10 empl.·3.9(14)

CERTINA AG is a Swiss watchmaker focused on wristwatches for men and women. The company offers mechanical and quartz models across different styles, including sports, diving and everyday watches.

Comadur SA

Since 1989 · 101–500 empl.·3.6(8)

Comadur SA develops and manufactures components made of hard materials for the watch industry and for industrial applications. Its portfolio includes sapphire, ruby and ceramic parts as well as micro-magnets, micro-bearings and nozzles.

Universo S.A.

Since 1909 · 11–20 empl.

Universo S.A. is a manufacturer of watch hands and other horological components for the watch industry. The company produces watch hands, dial appliques and hesalite watch crystals, and provides related production and development activities.

Le Phare-Jean d'Eve S.A.

Since 1935 · 1–10 empl.

The company's core activity is the manufacture and distribution of luxury watches.

Laser Automation Gekatronic S.A.

Since 1968 · 11–20 empl.

The core activity of Laser Automation Gekratronic SA is the application of laser technology for various industrial applications, particularly: Laser Welding, Laser Cutting, Laser Drilling, and Laser Marking. The company offers these services as a subcontractor for the production of prototypes and series products. Additionally, it also provides mechanical workshop services, feasibility studies, and automation systems, especially for the medical technology, watchmaking industry, and other industrial sectors.

Monyco SA

Since 1974 · 51–100 empl.

The core activity of Monyco SA is the application of luminomaterials, particularly Superluminova, to various components, mainly in the field of watchmaking. This also includes specialized services such as the miniaturization of artworks using Superluminova.

Chevillat SA

Since 1979 · 21–50 empl.

The core activity of Chevillat SA is the development and manufacture of precision products and instruments for the watch industry (horology) and metrology/measurement technology. This includes, among other things: the production of precision components for the watch industry, such as components for watch movements and cases; the development and manufacture of measuring instruments and devices for metrology and measurement technology, such as pneumatic stamps, bands and gauges; the production of precision parts and components through precision machining (turning and milling); and the assembly and control of precision products. The company also offers services such as research and development, subcontracting and parts identification.

Manufacture et fabrique de montres et chronomètres Ulysse Nardin Le Locle SA

Since 1979 · 1–10 empl.

The core activity of Ulysse Nardin is the manufacture of watches, particularly luxury watches, with a focus on innovation, sustainability and traditional watchmaking craftsmanship.

Nivarox-FAR S.A.

Since 1984 · 101–500 empl.

The core activity of Nivarox-FAR SA is the manufacture of watch regulators and related components for the watch industry.

Chronométrie Ferdinand Berthoud SA

Since 1985 · 1–10 empl.

The company's core activity is the manufacture and distribution of high-quality watches, particularly chronometers, under the Ferdinand Berthoud brand.

Roxer S.A.

Since 1988 · 21–50 empl.

The core activity of ROXER SA is the development and manufacture of devices and systems for testing and ensuring the water resistance of watches and other products, particularly in the watchmaking industry. This also includes specialized solutions for the assembly, casing and cleaning of watch components.

Enicar Watch Co S.A.

Since 1988 · 1–10 empl.

Enicar Watch Co S.A. manufactures mechanical wristwatches and offers them in several named collections. The company presents its products in an online catalogue and produces chronometer watches certified by the C.O.S.C., with models in ranges such as Original, Red Label, Blue Label, Classic, Chronometer and Complication.

Galli Cadrans S.A.

Since 1989 · 1–10 empl.

Galli Cadrans S.A. is a watchmaking company specializing in the manufacture of dials and mother-of-pearl jewellery elements and in working with rare and precious stones. Its services include completed dials with applied indexes, mother-of-pearl date windows, set dials and marquetry, as well as semi-finished dials with drilling, supported by technical drawing, CNC programming, 5‑axis machining and manual finishing.

Outils d'horlogerie Slick, Navarro

Since 1989 · 1–10 empl.

The company's core activity is the manufacture of precision tools for the watch industry, particularly the development and production of specific tools for horology, such as mandrels, movement holders, etoiles, screwdrivers, potence, levers, oil picks and milling cutters.

Parmigiani Fleurier S.A.

Since 1990 · 11–20 empl.

The core activity of Parmigiani Fleurier is the manufacture and distribution of luxury watches, particularly mechanical watches with high-end complications, as well as the provision of services in the field of watch restoration and maintenance.

Chalon mécanique de précision & micromécanique SA

Since 1991 · 1–10 empl.

Chalon Mécanique de Précision et Micromécanique SA is a specialist in the manufacture of precision mechanics and micromechanics. The company's core activity encompasses the development and production of precision components and systems for various industries, including the watchmaking industry, medical technology, aerospace, electronics, and others. The company offers a wide range of services, including: precision machining (milling, turning, electro-erosion), prototype manufacturing, toolmaking, assembly and integration of components, and development of precision mechanisms and systems. With extensive experience in the production of precision components, the company has specialized in the development of complex mechanisms and systems. The company's core activity is the manufacture of precision mechanics and micromechanics for demanding applications.