A timepiece,
conceived for one.
Rejay is a private atelier of six master horologists working beneath the Jura. We accept a small number of commissions each year — each watch designed in dialogue with its future owner and signed by the hands that made it.
We do not sell watches. We accept commissions. A Rejay piece begins with a conversation — of a life, a hand, a moment worth marking — and ends, months later, in a leather case bearing its owner's monogram.
Over two million possible combinations.
Case, dial, movement, complication, strap — every element of a Rejay timepiece is chosen by its owner in our online atelier, then reviewed by a master watchmaker before a single component is cut.
- Seven case metals including 950 platinum
- Nine dial finishes, from grand feu enamel to meteorite
- Flying tourbillon, moon phase, GMT and chronograph modules
- Hand-stitched alligator from a single Louisiana tannery
Six pairs of hands.
Nothing else.
Every Rejay movement is regulated across six positions over ten days. Bridges are hand-bevelled with boxwood pegs. Dials are finished by a single artisan — the same artisan whose initials appear beneath the twelve.
"A watch that takes a week to build will not survive a lifetime. Ours take eighteen." — Henri Rejay, founder.
Sourced with obsession.
Begin the conversation.
Design your piece in the atelier, or write to us directly. A master watchmaker will respond within seven days.