Simon Brette

A watch brand from Geneva founded by Simon Brette, the manufacture was born under the impulses of passion, desire, need and necessity. An obvious passion for fine watchmaking and the infinitely rich and precious heritage of the great watchmaking tradition. A true desire for complete creative freedom, without compromise. The sincere need to defend the excellence of watchmaking craftsmanship, which has been undermined in recent years. And the strong necessity to find and perpetuate certain watchmaking techniques of yesteryear, which have disappeared and became forgotten. There are the commitments that have become the brand's signature.

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Collectors Speak: Six Next-Generation Independent Brands Poised for Greatness

As a follow-up to our piece on the Five Pillars of Independent Watchmaking, we asked Watchonista Contributor Henri Lee which indie brands he thinks are bound for greatness.

Over the Rainbow: Four Futuristic Dials That Take Color To A New Level

Today, we’re looking back at launches from Ressence, De Bethune, Oris, and Simon Brette that use daring techniques to create crazy cool surfaces.

Vibe Shift: Are These Four Limited Editions From 2025 a Peek into Our Future?

Recent releases from Beda’a, Simon Brette, Richard Mille, and Girard Perregeaux use color and cutting-edge materials to reinvent their classics.
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Collectors Speak: Six Next-Generation Independent Brands Poised for Greatness

As a follow-up to our piece on the Five Pillars of Independent Watchmaking, we asked Watchonista Contributor Henri Lee which indie brands he thinks are bound for greatness.

Over the Rainbow: Four Futuristic Dials That Take Color To A New Level

Today, we’re looking back at launches from Ressence, De Bethune, Oris, and Simon Brette that use daring techniques to create crazy cool surfaces.

Vibe Shift: Are These Four Limited Editions From 2025 a Peek into Our Future?

Recent releases from Beda’a, Simon Brette, Richard Mille, and Girard Perregeaux use color and cutting-edge materials to reinvent their classics.
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