Movement-related components
Screws, plates and small assembly hardware machined to the supplied dimensions, material and fit requirements.
Drawing-based small watch components for movement-related hardware, assembly details and surface-critical parts. Case bodies, bezels and crowns are covered on the dedicated watch case page.
This page is focused on the small precision parts around watch movement and assembly work. The manufacturing review starts from part size, critical fit, material and the surfaces that must remain visible or protected.
Screws, plates and small assembly hardware machined to the supplied dimensions, material and fit requirements.
Small drawing-based components where diameter, bore, thread, edge condition and handling need to be reviewed together.
Polishing, brushing, sandblasting and engraving can be completed in-house; PVD, plating and stone setting are coordinated where required.
This page covers small internal and assembly-related watch parts. The watch case page covers case bodies, bezels and crowns, so each drawing is reviewed against the right manufacturing and finishing route.
Define the diameters, bores, threads, flatness or edge conditions that control assembly. Mark the datum used for inspection and identify burr acceptance where it matters.
State the exact material grade and which faces are polished, brushed, PVD or as-machined. Identify surfaces that must remain uncoated and any finish effect on fit.
For small parts, the measurement method, sample approval, quantity and packaging protection should be clear before production is confirmed.

Representative small gears and related watch components reviewed against the supplied drawing and material requirement.

Representative parts reviewed for feature access, edge condition and protection through inspection and packaging.

Repeat small turned parts where material, diameter, length, thread and batch quantity suit the selected process route.
This page covers precision watch components such as movement-related hardware, small screws, plates, turned parts and surface-critical decorative details. Case bodies, bezels and crowns are covered on the dedicated watch case page.
Small drawing-based parts can be reviewed against the supplied dimensions, material, feature access and inspection method. The exact machining and measurement scope is confirmed from the drawing before quotation.
Polishing, brushing, sandblasting and engraving can be completed in-house. PVD, plating and stone setting are coordinated with qualified finishing partners where required. The RFQ should define visible faces, surfaces that remain uncoated and any finish effect on fit.
They are covered on the custom watch case page, together with case-body geometry, crystal interfaces, crown details and hand polishing. Keeping the two pages separate makes the manufacturing and inspection scope clearer.
Send part type, material, quantity, finish and target date. We reply with manufacturability and a clear next step.