
Our Maison
A quiet obsession with the millimetre.
Timera was founded in 1963 by Henri Vallier, an apprentice at a legendary Neuchâtel house who left to pursue a simple idea: a watch should reveal itself slowly. Sixty-two years later, that conviction still governs every decision at the atelier.
We remain a maison of fourteen watchmakers. Each of them signs the movement they assemble. Each dial is finished with a technique Henri learned from his grandfather — the same silvered sunburst that has become our discreet signature. There are no shortcuts, no outsourced finishing, no algorithms in the quality control. Just eyes, hands, and time.
62
Years of craft
14
Master watchmakers
82
Countries served
5
Year warranty

Our Craft
Made in Neuchâtel
Every Timera begins as raw brass, sapphire and steel and ends, some 420 hours later, as a complete timepiece regulated in five positions to chronometer standards. The finishing — the beveled bridges, the perlage on the mainplate, the Côtes de Genève — is done by hand, under a loupe, in a room quieter than a library.