Organizations that care about heritage, identity, and permanence struggle to find objects that truly represent who they are. A well-designed mechanical watch solves that problem.
That’s why watches have marked milestones, service, achievement, and belonging for centuries.
From a Fortune 500 Company that wants to design their company's watch for their employees and partners, to orchestra-level groups that want to create their own dial with us to fit in an existing case. Small group, have your logo featured on select Cincinnati Watch Company watches for your team or wedding party.
Collaborate with The Watchmaker Jordan Ficklin and our head of watch design, Rick Bell, to design your watch and express your company culture, history, and signifigance.
You work directly with:
Design your own watch: work with a designer and watchmaker of Cincinnati Watch Company, Jordan Ficklin and Rick Bell. Craft your company's ethos into a living wearable timepiece, a manifestation of your company's presence.
At a symphony level of 150 watches, we can co-design a custom dial to fit in one of our existing watch cases. Your own dial allows for layered creativity of textures, colors, and designer hands, fonts, and your logo.
Custom dial print on an existing Cincinnati Watch Company model dial. Custom engraving on the back case. From the wedding party to the office of the VP.
Create your own custom dial and hands using an existing Cincinnati Watch Company case.
Print your seal or logo on a Cincinnati Watch Company watch for your organization.
Hidden Easter Eggs, Manifest the Company ethos in physical form for evreyone who commits their lives ...
It's fun for those who get to participate. The Secretary to the Board and a board member who likes mechanical watches took the helm, designing the 5/3rd watch. Over time, with the guidance of watchmaker Rick and Jordan, the precision watch was formed. Forever installing the brand in steel and beauty.
A favorite collection, the Cincinnatus Field, is the perfect daily wearer.
A dive watch that lies low like a 70's sports car, and still can dive to 300 ft
