Early in the 1900's in Bienne, Switzerland, two
young watchmakers sought to create
timepieces of not only exceptional beauty and
craftsmanship but movements that would permit
a freedom of case design. By 1915, Their genius
with precious metals and gems produced the
first "private label" luxury watches. Over the
years, Concord Watches, once prized as the
official gift of U.S. Presidents to Heads-of-State,
have become the timepiece to mark life’s
momentous occasions.

The launch of the Concord Delirium in 1979
made headlines worldwide as the flattest analog
watch ever made — total thickness, 1.98mm. A
year later, Concord Delirium IV, broke the 1mm
barrier. Concord’s world record in thinness and
watch technology stands today.

Concord craftsmanship and ingenuity are
spectacularly exhibited in the Haute Horlogerie
timepieces that represent the pinnacle of Swiss
watchmaking. One of a kind (purchased by
distinguished collectors), these hand-crafted
mechanical movements are a triumph of
precision engineering. They are indicative of the
care and pride crafted into every Concord
Watch.

Your Concord watch is protected by a three
year limited warranty.

Concord will, within three years from date of
purchase, repair or replace (at Concord's
discretion ) the movement of this timepiece free
of charge if such movement proves to be
defective in material or workmanship under
normal use. Within the first year, the repair is
done free of charge. Within the second and third
year, there is a nominal service charge.


In the years following World War I, Concord
produced very expensive platinum watches set
with diamonds, emeralds, rubies and sapphires,
securing its reputation as jewelers
extraordinaire. Today, Concord jeweled watches
are recognized equally for their aesthetic design
and setting of gems.

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