German Watch Manufacturers

[Watchuseek Admin]

In the list below we present the websites of the established German watch manufacturers. Companies buying their collection from Asia are not included. This list is constantly "under construction". If you are a German watch manufacturer and want to be in this list then please send us an e-mail: info@watchuseek.com

A.Lange & Söhne
Alexander Shorokhoff
Almanus
Alpha Time
A.Mantei
Archimede (by Ickler)
Arctos
Aristo Vollmer
Ars eTempus Watches in Gold and PT
Askania Uhren
Autran & Viala (by Ickler)
Bagger & Gehring, featuring precious cases in silver, gold, white gold
Bethge & Söhne
Blancier Lotterman & Söhne
Botta
Brior
Bruno Söhnle
Bunz
Christian Klings
Chronoswiss
Churpfälzische UhrenManufactur
Costro by Peter Göttert
Damasko
DEFAKTO
D.Dornblüth & Sohn
Egon Hummel
Erhard Junghans
Erwin Sattler
Forum
Fricker
Garde
Genesis
Genius by Wolfgang Steinkühler (Sothis)
George J Von Burg
Germano
Glashütte Original
Graf Zeppelin (from Pointtec)
Guinand (former Chronosport by Helmut Sinn)
Hacher
Haldi
Hanhart
Heinrich Geisen
Hemess
Hentschel
Holdermann & Sohn
Jacques Etoile
JB-Gioacchino
Jochen Benzinger
Jörg Schauer
Jubilar
Joyeux
Junghans
Junkers (from Pointtec)
Kadloo
Kazimon
Kronsegler
Laco
Lang & Heyne
Leumas
Limes (by Ickler)
Lindburgh & Benson
Marcello C.
Maximilian (from Pointtec)
Mechanische Zeitinstrumente
Meer - MAR, 2010 - web site active, but Jürgen Meer says no more watches
Meistersinger
Mercure by Klaus Jakob
Montano
MSC uhren (M. Schneider & Co.)
Mühle Glashütte
Nauticfish
Nienaber Bünde (Rainer Nienaber)
Niessing
Thomas Ninchritz
Nivrel
Nomos Glashütte
Otium
Otto Berger
Philippe Rosen
Rainer Brand
Rainer Nienaber
Rheinmeister
Riedenschild
Schäuble & Söhne
Schaumburg
Schmeltzer 1881
Schneider Manufaktur
Sinn
Sothis
Steinhart
Stowa
Temption
Tourby Watches Hagen
Tutima
Union Glashütte
UTS
Volker Vyskocil
Wempe
Wilhelm Rieber Tourbillons
Zeppelin Uhren (from Pointtec)
ZiB Uhrenatelier ("Zeit in Berlin")

Mike A. (aka redstart) compiled a google map documenting current German watchmaking.
You´ll find the map here: GERMAN WATCHMAKING
The map is accessible to the public, and - according to redstart - the site location should be permanent.