Chaumet
Chaumet is a luxury watch brand founded in 1780 in Paris, France. The brand is known for its exquisite designs and exceptional craftsmanship and has a rich history of creating timepieces for royalty and aristocracy.
Chaumet’s watches are often characterized by their elegant and refined style, incorporating precious materials such as gold, diamonds, and pearls. The brand’s collections range from classic dress watches to more contemporary styles, with a focus on both men’s and women’s watches.
In addition to its watchmaking heritage, Chaumet is also renowned for its fine jewelry, which often complements its watch designs. Today, the brand continues to be a symbol of luxury and refinement, and collectors and enthusiasts around the world highly seek after its timepieces.
1780
Founding of Chaumet by Marie-Étienne Nitot, who becomes the official jeweler to Napoleon Bonaparte.
1810
Chaumet designs the coronation crown for Napoleon I and the Empress Josephine.
1907
Chaumet opens its flagship store on the prestigious Place Vendôme in Paris.
1928
Chaumet creates a tiara for the marriage of Princess Marina of Greece and Denmark to Prince George, Duke of Kent.
1950
Chaumet introduces its first watch collection.
1970
Chaumet becomes part of the LVMH group.
1999
Chaumet launches its Dandy collection, which becomes one of the brand's iconic collections.
2000
Chaumet opens its first boutique in Asia, in Tokyo, Japan.
2011
Chaumet launches its Liens collection, inspired by the symbolic link between two people.
2020
Chaumet celebrates its 240th anniversary.
