At the heart of every timepiece lies an unwavering commitment to craftsmanship, heritage, and precision. Our legacy is built on generations of horological excellence, where every watch is more than a tool—it’s a testament to enduring elegance and technical mastery.
From the delicate assembly of micro-components to the final polish of each case, our artisans blend traditional techniques with modern innovation. Each movement is hand-calibrated for precision. Each dial, a canvas of artistry.
A chronograph is a stopwatch built into the watch. Often used in sports or aviation, it allows the wearer to time events with precision. Most chronographs feature sub-dials for tracking seconds, minutes, and even hours.
The moonphase complication displays the current phase of the moon as seen from Earth. It’s a poetic feature that blends astronomy and artistry, often showcased on a delicately designed sub-dial.
GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) complications allow the wearer to track a second time zone—ideal for frequent travelers. This function is typically shown with an additional hand or sub-dial and is a favorite among pilots and globe-trotters.
This advanced complication automatically adjusts for months of different lengths and even leap years. A mechanical marvel, the perpetual calendar can keep perfect date information for decades without manual correction.
For over a century, Orologio has been at the forefront of luxury watchmaking, crafting timepieces that embody precision, elegance, and innovation. Our commitment to excellence has defined every generation, making each watch not just a keeper of time, but a symbol of enduring quality and timeless design.
Orologio Timepieces Ltd., 15 Rue de la Horlogerie, Geneva, Switzerland, 1204
