Wolf Suisse is one of the most technologically advanced watch case manufacturers in Switzerland, with an annual production capacity of 500.000 stainless steel cases. The company has a lean management system and it is fully Industry 4.0 automated. Wolf Suisse was founded in Switzerland in 1996, and today the Wolf Group consists of three companies: Manufacture Wolf based in Biel, Switzerland, Wolf Asia in Hong Kong, and Wolf Sino in the Guangdong Province, China. The Wolf Group has established itself as a highly automated manufacturer of watch cases, bracelets, and buckles on a global scale. Wolf Suisse is a complete independent and versatile manufacturing hub, catering largely to Swiss clientele, including well-known Swiss watch brands. All products manufactured by Wolf Suisse are certified in accordance with the NIHS standards of the Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry. Recently, the company has been certified as both a Code of Practice and a Chain of Custody member with the Responsible Jewellery Council.

Sellita was established in 1950 as an assembly house, procuring ébauches (movements in kit form) from ETA, assembling them, and subsequently distributing these completed movements to watch brands. Today, the company employs around 500 staff at three locations in Chaux-de-Fonds and Jura, Switzerland, and Glashütte, Germany. Sellita has always operated as a B2B enterprise, quietly providing the watch industry with a substantial number of well-tested mechanical movements annually. In recent years, this number has reached as high as 1.2 million; this exceeds Rolex's production and is second only to the Swatch Group/ETA. Sellita has been marketing its own movements for just the past 20 of its 72 years in business, and since 2004, the movements it supplies have been primarily based on historic, expired-patent ETA designs. Now, Sellita is gearing up to introduce a new series of original, high-performance movements to set itself apart from the competition

TAN SA is a family-owned and operated business with over 70 years of experience in the Swiss watch industry. Based in Canton Ticino, the company specialises in watch assembly, employing experienced technicians, many of whom have worked for prestigious Swiss brands. Mr. Nicola Romualdi, the founder’s great-grandson, oversees the entire process, from component inspection to assembly and quality control. Each piece assembled at TAN SA undergoes visual inspection and technical testing, including water resistance and regulation. Once the watches pass quality control, they are packaged for delivery. The assembly atelier is committed to excellence and is equipped with the latest machinery and precision tools. By partnering with TAN SA, we ensure our customers their Möels are assembled to the highest standards of Swiss watchmaking.

Headquartered in Austria, this family-owned and operated business was founded in 1765 as a tannery and leather workshop. With over two centuries of innovation in the watch industry, Hirsch's Rembordé technique patented in 1955, which allows for the seamless connection of upper and lining leather, still sets the industry standard today. Hirsch straps are attached to more Swiss watches than any other strap brand. As an OEM manufacturer, Hirsch supplies straps to most Swiss brands, including the Swatch Group and Panerai. The majority of Hirsch's product lines are still crafted in Austria, where quality and expertise are passed down from one generation to the next. Hirsch's discerning taste for premium leather hides and quality steel buckles has established it as a top strap solution for the majority of Swiss watch brands.