
Heritage Automatic
A 38 mm dress watch on an in-house calibre, made to be worn every day and wound by every gesture.
From $4,800

Mechanical watchmaking on your wrist — choose the timepiece that marks every occasion, assembled by hand in our Geneva atelier.
Collections
From a first dress watch to a limited gold series, every model leaves Geneva with the same hand finishing.

A 38 mm dress watch on an in-house calibre, made to be worn every day and wound by every gesture.
From $4,800

Column-wheel timing with a warm ivory dial, blued hands and a strap cut from a single hide.
From $6,200

A solid rose gold case around a hand-guilloché dial, limited to fifty pieces a year.
From $12,400

Three hundred metres of water resistance in a case you can still wear with a suit.
From $5,600
The Calibre
Move your cursor across the watch — every Meridian calibre is decorated on the side you will never see, because that is who we are.
How It Works
From first request to final fitting, one advisor handles every detail of your timepiece.
Step 01
Tell us which timepiece you are drawn to. Your advisor replies within a day with availability, pricing and next steps.

Step 02
Visit the atelier or book a private viewing — we size the bracelet, set the time and engrave the caseback to you.

Step 03
Your watch arrives insured and registered, with lifetime servicing at the Geneva manufacture included.

Gallery


Eleven benches, one floor, no rush — where every Meridian calibre is finished by hand.
View piece
From enamel pocket dials to guilloché gold — a hundred years of faces, one archive.
View pieceReviews
“I collected the Heritage Automatic in person and left with a watch that fits like it was always mine. Six months later it is still within two seconds a day.
Jonathan R.
Heritage Automatic, collected in Geneva
“The private viewing was unhurried and genuinely useful — no pressure, just a bench, a loupe and every question answered.
Amelia T.
Meridian Chronograph, private viewing
“Servicing took nine days door to door, and the watch came back looking like the day it left the atelier. That is why I bought the second one.
Marcus D.
Atelier Diver, first service
Booking
One hour, one advisor, every current model on the table — or bring yours in for servicing and a coffee.