Adam-Louis Juilliard 1758
Watchmaking, kept quiet since 1758.
A watchmaking atelier of the old French school, working to a small annual output for a private clientele.
A detailed list of services will be composed with the Partner.
Founded in 1758 in the Jura and revived, generations later, by a single family of watchmakers who chose obscurity over expansion, Adam-Louis Juilliard has always worked to the pace of hand — never to that of demand.
The atelier holds that a watch should be inherited more often than it is repaired, and that the discretion of its owner is part of its complication. Nothing leaves the workshop without the founder's own agreement.
Movements are finished, assembled and adjusted by hand in a workshop of fewer than a dozen people. Cases are turned from precious metals to a member's private specification. Numbers are inked, not stamped.
House privileges with this Partner are extended in confidence. The Concierge will confirm what is available for your membership.
A private gallery is being prepared.
France · Jura
All correspondence flows through the Concierge.
Bespoke member experiences are in preparation with this Partner.