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For adventurers and connoisseurs: The ultimate blend of Swiss precision and rugged sophistication.
Time is not merely measured by the ticking of a clock, but by the legacy it leaves behind.
THE MAKING OF A GEVRIL
Each part of every Gevril watch is custom-designed by artisans in our Swiss workshop.
Exquisite designs. Powerful silhouettes. And the finest horological precision that Le Locle, Switzerland has to offer.
Gevril combines the extraordinary free spirit of distinctive design with the rigor of Swiss mechanical excellence. From conception to completion, each new watch is in production for 24 months before it is ready to join the Gevril collection.
01.
DESIGN
It all starts with a sketch. Our watch designers create details not found anywhere else in the world – curved glass cases and custom lugs, pilot pieces with heft and dainty women’s watches.
02.
PARTS PRODUCTION
We create the custom-designed parts of each watch, from the glass case to the dials and metal number plates. Each watch has its own unique considerations, and our team spends many months bringing each part to life.
03.
ASSEMBLY
The watch is meticulously assembled in Switzerland, where our workshops have endless rows of dials, bands of every material and color, and luxurious diamond-studded cases. Et voila – a Gevril is born.
The History
of Gevril
1742
Gevril creates his first chronometer.
1758
Jacques Gevril becomes the first exporter of Swiss watches when he is named Watchmaker to the king of Spain.
1787
The Gevril family extends its craft to include enameling as well as creating dials for clocks and watches.
1800
A watch is signed "Gevril a' Geneve" and some 200 years later it is displayed at the Musee de l'Horologerie in Geneva.
1827
A school for watchmaking is founded in Le Locle.
1918
Dixi I and Dixi II factories are opened in Le Locle, utilizing precise machinery for precision watchmaking.
1994
Gevril Patents the unlocked crown indicator. Journalist and PhD in Philology, Dr. Phillipe Roland Carrera of Peseux, Switzerland records the history of Gevril in his book, aptly titled, "Gevril."
2001
Gevril introduces three new collections: "Sea cloud," the diamond studded "Lafayette", and the profound "Avenue of Americas."
2002
Gevril is acquired by Swiss watchmaker Samuel Friedmann, with a passion for watches. The Gevril workshops upholds the precision and passion of 250 years ago
Timeless
Collections
Explore Gevril’s most celebrated watch collections, renowned for both mechanical excellence and strikingly beautiful design. Spanning classic and modern, each collection embodies another dimension of the panoramic Gevril dynasty.
The World of Gevril
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