This field of study is truly unique, and one that is not often planned unlike most other professions. Due to its uniqueness, there are only a few schools available to offer training to those few that feel the intrigue and passion of a career in Horology.

As England and Europe are the historical epicenters of this craft, that is where most of the schools can be found. In more recent times, some of these schools opened workshop/classrooms in locations around the world where there was a demand. Apprenticeships were a common path but only as good as the watchmaker or clockmaker that offered them. As such, training standardization and certification was necessary to ensure quality and a base level knowledge. An accredited school is just like a university with checks and balances in place. This is to ensure that the graduating students have the required knowledge and skills to perform well for both you and any company they represent.

We choose to hire from these accredited schools: British Horological Institute, WOSTEP, SAWTA and KHWCC. Currently there are no schools with these accreditations for curriculum in Canada.

Is to be independent. Offering a level of service that is transparent and best in class, while being a place where those that are new to owning watches can feel completely comfortable, and yet collectors can feel confident in the work being performed. Our philosophy is simple: we want to show our passion for what we do  in an environment where there is no pretense just knowledge and excellence to share.