Time, held to a higher standard.
Meridian & Co. designs and hand-finishes mechanical watches for people who notice the difference between good and exceptional.
Current Collection
Four movements, one philosophy.
The Meridian Chronograph
A tri-compax chronograph in brushed steel, built for reading elapsed time at a glance.
The Aster Moonphase
A moonphase complication finished in deep oxide blue, tracking the lunar month to within a day per century.
The Ferrum Diver
Rated to 300 metres, with a unidirectional bezel and a lume that reads clearly in open water.
The Solstice Dress Watch
A hand-wound dress watch, 7.8mm thick, designed to disappear under a cuff.
Craftsmanship
Built by hand. Tested by decades.
Every case that leaves our atelier passes through eleven pairs of hands before it reaches you.
Swiss automatic movement
Self-winding calibers regulated to within seconds a day, visible through a sapphire case-back.
Scratch-resistant sapphire
Every crystal is cut from sapphire and polished flat, so the dial stays clear for decades.
Hand-finished cases
Cases are brushed and polished by hand, a process that takes a single finisher most of a day.
The Journal
Notes on watchmaking
Reading a watch
How to Read a Chronograph Like a Pilot
The three small dials on a chronograph look complicated until you know what each one is counting.
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Movements
The Difference Between Automatic and Quartz Movements
One counts time with a battery, the other winds itself from the motion of your wrist.
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Care
Caring for Your Watch Through the Seasons
Heat, humidity, and long stretches in a drawer all affect a mechanical movement differently.
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