One hundred and twenty components. Five generations of watchmakers. A movement built to be looked into, not just worn.
HAFIS began in a single room above a watch-repair shop, where a young case-maker refused to sell a piece he hadn't opened and understood himself. That instinct, to know the mechanism, not just the face, still governs everything we build.
Strip the case away and you'll find no shortcuts: a hand-wound column-wheel chronograph, a screwed balance, jewels set in gold chatons. We show the movement because we're not afraid of what's inside it.
Each chronograph is cased, regulated, and re-inspected by the same hands that took it apart. Nothing leaves the bench until it can hold time within four seconds a day, Swiss chronometer discipline, applied without exception.
A HAFIS is sold once and serviced for a lifetime. Every piece leaves with a paper trail of the hands that made it, so the next owner, whoever they are, knows exactly what they've inherited.
Production is limited to 200 pieces a year, numbered and regulated in-house.
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