Timepieces
with character.
An independent perspective on remarkable watches, considered design and the people who make them.
EXPLORE THE COLLECTION ↗Worth a closer look.
Trident Biscay Automatic · 39mm · Black
39 MM · DIVER
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In Stock
The Twelve (Ti) Pic'n'Mix · 36mm · Apple Sour
36 MM · EVERYDAY
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In Stock
The Twelve (Ti) Pic'n'Mix · 36mm · Kola Krystals
36 MM · EVERYDAY
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In Stock
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Less about
the name.
More about
the watch.
We believe good design should speak for itself. Horohaus celebrates originality, proportion and craftsmanship wherever we find it.
DISCOVER OUR APPROACH ↗Stories worth your time.
Yema: French watchmaking beyond the diver
From Superman and Navygraf to a small-seconds Wristmaster and the new Senans moonphase: six current watches that explain Yema’s expanding ambitions.
READ STORY ↗Christopher Ward: ambition with a purpose
From a compact Trident to the chiming Bel Canto Lucia and visible mechanics of the Loco: six watches that explain the breadth of Christopher Ward.
READ STORY ↗NOMOS Glashütte: the pleasure of precision
From Tangente and Club Campus to Tetra and the Worldtimer: six references that reveal the character behind NOMOS’s restrained German design.
READ STORY ↗Mr Jones Watches: a different way to read time
Swimming pools, monsters, changing skies and overlapping colours: six watches that make the display itself the subject of design.
READ STORY ↗MAEN: the shape of modern watchmaking
From the integrated Manhattan to the Grand Tonneau and Hudson GMT: six watches that put case shape, proportion and the reading experience first.
READ STORY ↗Venezianico: Venice, colour and the dial
Aventurine, mother-of-pearl, tiger’s eye and Italian-made mechanics: six watches that explain Venezianico’s varied approach to material and design.
READ STORY ↗Traska: designed for the everyday
Hardened steel, considered proportions and six standout watches: a detailed guide to Traska’s practical approach, from the Commuter to the Venturer GMT.
READ STORY ↗Studio Underd0g: serious about play
From Watermel0n to Cloud10: six watches that explain the brand’s playful design, layered dials and increasingly varied mechanical ambitions.
READ STORY ↗Furlan Marri: the pleasure of small details
Meca-quartz chronographs, automatic Sector dials and the Disco Onyx Diamonds: five references that reveal a careful eye for proportion and finish.
READ STORY ↗Brew: design for the coffee break
From the Metric Retro Dial to the Digital Blend and automatic Lite: six watches that turn an everyday interval into a design idea.
READ STORY ↗Nodus: engineering the everyday watch
From stone-dial sports watches to a GMT and a photographer’s exposure gauge: six Nodus watches that put useful design around familiar mechanics.
READ STORY ↗anOrdain: the art of the dial
Enamel, fumé, porcelain and the textured Method: six watches that explain the Glasgow workshop’s distinctive approach to making a dial.
READ STORY ↗Fears: Bristol and the art of restraint
From the Brunswick White to the Arnos and perpetual calendar: six ways into a British watchmaker with a distinctive sense of shape.
READ STORY ↗Baltic: a study in proportion
From the Aquascaphe to the Prismic: six watches that explain Baltic’s eye for vintage proportions, and how to choose the right one.
READ STORY ↗Farer: colour with purpose
A guide to Farer’s expressive British design, from the Lander GMT to the compact Marsden, with six standout watches to consider.
READ STORY ↗Serica: the art of the instrument watch
Parisian design, Swiss-made mechanics and purposeful restraint: exploring six defining Sericas, from the 7505 to the Parade.
READ STORY ↗Lorier: four watches, one clear idea
Neptune, Falcon, Astra and Hyperion: a detailed guide to Lorier’s current collection and the different lives these watches suit.
READ STORY ↗The case for smaller watches
Why a little space around the case can change the whole experience.
READ STORY ↗Meet the makers.
Discover the independent voices shaping modern horology.