Founded on a refusal to compromise.
Rejay was established in 2011 by Henri Rejay, formerly Chef d'Atelier at one of the great historic Genevan houses. Frustrated by the industrial pressures placed on modern watchmaking, he opened a workshop of six benches in the old quarter with a single principle: one watch, one owner, one signature.
The atelier opens
Six benches, one lathe, an eighteen-month backlog before delivery of the first commission.
In-house calibre REJ-A72
The first movement built entirely under our roof, regulated across six positions.
Flying tourbillon REJ-T01
Twelve years in development. Restricted to twelve pieces per annum.
Fourteen weeks. One piece.
A first meeting — in Genève, in your city, or by correspondence — to understand what the piece should mark.
Our designer proposes a technical sketch; you refine it in the online atelier or with a master watchmaker.
Metals cast in Le Locle, sapphires cut in Bienne, alligator selected from a single Louisiana tannery.
Bridges hand-bevelled with boxwood pegs. Régulage across six positions over ten days.
A single artisan sees a dial through — sunburst, guilloché, enamel or meteorite. Cases hand-polished to mirror.
Water-resistance tested to depth, worn on the master watchmaker's wrist for seven days, then delivered.
