St. Moritz

As far as prestigious watches would go, it seems that the label Swiss Made is not the only yardstick for timekeeping superiority. The proof of that is with St. Moritz watches.

Delving into St. Moritz history, you’d be surprised to learn that the exceptionally competitive professionals of St. Moritz Watch Company got all the chance to master the ply of their trade. Learning was two fold. St. Moritz Watch Company started out humbly, as the foreign dealer of a good number of well-known Swiss watch brands, such as Breitling, Revue Thommen and many others. And during this time, too, St. Moritz Watch Company was also manufacturing early designs of sports watches as OEM, that were eventually released under brand names of their strong OEM clientele. This OEM manufacturing as spawning ground, along with the ingraining of technical expertise lent by being the primary watch dealer for well known brands have given the strong foundation St. Moritz Watch Company required to excel in the highly competitive watch trade of today.

The St. Moritz watches you will see today had started out slowly but surely, building solid blocks of foundation one at a time. Starting in North America around 1980, it was only until early 1990 when St. Moritz began relinquishing dealership agency services of other watch lines, to concentrate on the newly born Momentum® and several other St. Moritz brands. The OEM manufacturing also have to go, yet it did provide another of the most essential aspect of the lauded in St. Moritz business management. The years of OEM manufacturing earned the growing company a solid base of clientele, which would involve numerous highly acclaimed sports chains, automobile manufacturers and catalog companies.

The St. Moritz diver’s watch became the company’s banner product; and St. Moritz became synonymous to exceptional yet bargain diver’s watches. And the St. Moritz fan base continue on growing, now lured away from the overly expensive Swiss brands. One thing that became so favorable about St. Moritz watches is the absence of the Swiss hype. With St. Moritz watches, consumers get exceptionally crafted watch but without the annoyingly expensive price tag. Instead of “Swiss Made”, watches from St. Moritz bear the label “Swiss Movement” and contains all the exceptional products found all over the world. Quality products are proven not only limited to Switzerland; in a St. Moritz watch, its not unusual to find a Swiss movement, a Japanese steel, and an Italian leather all made into one first class watch. And even then, it is much, much cheaper than any prestigious watch carrying the “Swiss Made” label. With quality, but without any hint of the hype.

Aside from the design line Momentum, other exceptional designs have already surfaced. Here are a few of them.

St. Moritz Aeromax

Japan movement, super hard sapphire crystal, and titanium body; all these elements make this watch truly fitting for the space age. Extremely light, a face that resists scratches, and a movement that boasts that not only Swiss are capable of precision timekeeping.

St. Moritz Logic Ti Momentum

One of the newest Momentums, the concept of the Logic Ti is to be a durable and classy sports watch. Carbon fiber dial, 45mm titanium casing, ultra hard sapphire crystal, and a 20 atm waterproof, this watch design is appropriate for any demanding activity, even as diver’s watch. It even has super luminous materials that ensure you’ll know the time in low light environments, such as underwater.

One of the best aspects of St. Moritz is the bang for the buck principle. Without ever sacrificing quality, St. Moritz is able to offer an exceptional selection of watches. Sometimes, deviating from the customary has its uses.