I started 1903 Watch Co. because I missed the weight of things that were built to last a century. Modern life is disposable; the workshop of 1903 was anything but.

That was the year the world sped up—on wings, on wheels, and in the dirt. I wanted to put that era back on the wrist. My goal isn't to sell thousands of watches; it's to build one hundred perfect ones for the people who still appreciate the smell of a machine shop and the click of a well-made tool.

Every 1903 Watch Co. timepiece is a commitment to the "Over-Engineered."
If it doesn't feel like it could survive a cross-country flight in a biplane or a day in the trenches, it doesn't leave my bench.