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Our History

“Designing a watch is like sculpting time itself— every detail must honor both the fleeting and the eternal. ”

Founder & Watchmaker

 

At Orologio, we believe that time is the most valuable resource, one that should be celebrated with every passing second. Our theme captures the essence of luxury and precision giving you a front-row seat to the art of time.

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The

FAMILY

Three GENERATIONS of
WATCHMAKERS

Timeline

TIME from 1839

Inspired by the speed and precision of time, this collection embodies the swift elegance of modern watchmaking.

Birth of Precision
1839 1839

Birth of Precision

In 1839, the company was founded by master watchmaker Émile Dubois in Geneva, Switzerland. With a small workshop and a passion for mechanical innovation, Dubois set out to create timepieces that combined precision with elegance.

First Breakthrough
1850 1850

First Breakthrough

The release of the company’s first pocket watch, the Dubois 1, marked a significant moment. Known for its accuracy and intricate design, it gained popularity among aristocrats and travelers across Europe.

Industrial Age
1900 1900

Industrial Age

Adapting to the industrial era, the company introduced semi-mechanized production techniques without compromising on quality. This shift allowed for greater consistency and output, making watches more accessible.

A New Generation
2000 2000

A New Generation

Émile Dubois passed the leadership to his son, Henri Dubois, a visionary who began exploring wristwatches and international partnerships. This transition marked the beginning of a new chapter rooted in legacy and innovation.

Where we are

Today
ARTISTRY