A luxury mechanical watch resting on a dark textured surface

Halden & Co. · Watchmakers since 1968

A watch keeps more than time

Swiss-grade automatic movements, sapphire crystal, and cases finished by hand — mechanical timepieces built to be serviced, worn, and passed on. No batteries, no shortcuts, no rush.

How we build a watch

Mechanics you can trust for a lifetime

A good watch is a small machine of two hundred parts, and every one of them matters. Here is what we insist on before a timepiece carries our name.

In-house calibre

Our automatic movements are developed, assembled, and regulated in our own workshop — not bought off a shelf. Each is timed over five positions across several days before it ships.

Materials that last

316L surgical steel and grade-5 titanium cases, box-domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating, and hand-stitched leather or a solid-link bracelet. Built to shrug off decades of daily wear.

Insured worldwide delivery

Every timepiece ships fully insured and tracked, cushioned in a hardwood presentation box with the movement papers, warranty card, and a spare strap-change tool.

Five-year warranty

A five-year international movement warranty, and an in-house service department for the life of the watch. A mechanical movement should be cleaned and re-lubricated, not discarded.

A watchmaker's bench with loupe, movement, and fine tools

The workshop

Two hundred parts, one steady hand

Every Halden movement is assembled at a single bench by one watchmaker, from mainspring to balance wheel. Jewels are pressed, the escapement is adjusted, and the whole calibre is regulated across five positions until it holds to a few seconds a day.

Only then is it cased, pressure-tested for water resistance, and worn on a wrist for a week before it can leave. It is slow, deliberate work — and it is the only way we know to build a watch that a grandchild will still wind.

See the timepieces

New references

A few of our timepieces

Movements, side by side

MovementPower reserveAccuracyService rhythm
Hand-wound~48 hours-4/+6 sec a dayEvery 5–7 years
Automatic~70 hours-4/+6 sec a dayEvery 5–7 years
High-accuracy quartzBattery, ~3 years±10 sec a yearBattery and seals only

From collectors

Worn hard, kept for good

A few words from the people who wear our watches every day. Replace these with your own as they come in.

The Meridian has kept within three seconds a day for two years of daily wear. It feels engineered rather than assembled — the crown action alone is worth the price. A serious watch.
Ji-hoon K.
I've owned watches at three times the price that didn't feel this considered. The bracelet taper, the lug finishing, the movement you can see through the caseback — all of it is quietly excellent.
Daniel R.
Bought the GMT for a decade of travelling and it hasn't missed a beat. Their service team re-timed it for free after a year. This is how a watch company should treat a customer.
Seo-yeon L.

Visit the boutique

Try one on the wrist

Opening hours

  • Monday – Friday · 11:00 – 20:00
  • Saturday · 11:00 – 18:00
  • Sunday & public holidays · Closed

The boutique doubles as our service counter — bring any mechanical watch in for a look.

Find us

1F, 44 Jong-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul

Two minutes from Jonggak Station (Line 1), Exit 4. Look for the brass storefront and the regulator clock in the window.

Phone · 02-000-0000

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Everything worth knowing before your first mechanical watch. Ask us anything else — our watchmakers are happy to talk shop.

Every watch we make is a self-winding mechanical automatic — no battery. Wear it daily and it stays wound from the motion of your wrist; leave it resting and a full wind gives roughly two days of power reserve.

Find the watch you'll keep

Browse the collection, or come to the boutique in Jongno to try a timepiece on the wrist and feel the movement wind.