In the 1 August contest you can win a Montblanc Iced Sea (CHF 3'070.-) men's watch.
Montblanc's watchmaking tradition began back in 1858, when Charles-Yvan Roberts opened a watchmaking workshop in the Saint-Imier valley. Each watch contains pride, passion, soul and the skills and knowledge handed down over generations by the watchmakers from the Montblanc factories in Villeret and Le Locle. In their endeavour to create fine, lifelong companions based on pioneering concepts, the unmistakable Montblanc emblem has become the ultimate seal of performance, innovation, quality and expressive style.

In the 1 August contest you can win a Baume et Mercier Riviera (CHF 1'900.-) ladies watch.
The Maison was founded in 1830 by the brothers Louis-Victor and Célestin Baume in Les Bois in the Swiss Jura. Baume & Mercier has always been a great Maison whose excellent watchmaking expertise is reflected in all its creations and is expressed in a simple but succinct motto established by its founders: "Be satisfied only with perfection & produce only watches of the highest quality."

In the 1 August contest you can win a Tissot PRC 100 Solar (CHF 455.-) men's watch.
Swissness as a key value of Tissot characterises the brand. Like the cross on the Swiss flag, the + in the logo symbolises the quality and reliability that the watchmakers at the company in Le Locle have proudly stood for since 1853. Tissot watches are authentic, affordable and combine special materials, advanced functionalities and sophisticated design to create precise and stylish creations. With its pioneering creations, the brand remains true to its motto "Innovators by Tradition".

In the 1 August contest you can win a Oris Big Crown (CHF 2'000.-) men's watch.
Oris has been manufacturing watches in Switzerland for over 100 years. The watches are exclusively mechanical and are characterised by their unique design and a red rotor, which is a symbol of Oris' high-tech. Oris watches are so popular that even celebrities from the Formula 1 circus, the diving, jazz and aviation scenes, as well as Hollywood, wear and support these unique timepieces.

In the 1 August contest you can win a Fortis Flieger (CHF 2'500.-) men's watch.
Since 1912, Fortis has been characterised by a legacy of unconventional excellence. As a family-run company, the brand enjoys the creative freedom to create watches that stand out from the crowd and epitomise quality and originality. Fortis stands for precision, reliability and innovation.

In the 1 August contest you can win a Maurice Lacroix 1975 (CHF 1'200.-) men's or ladies watch.
The first Maurice Lacroix watches were produced in 1975 in the heart of the Swiss Jura in Saignelégier. The brand is still at home here today. With its innovative spirit and the perfectionism of its watchmakers, the brand has established a unique reputation in the world. All the essential elements for the production of high-quality, exceptional watches are combined in the ultra-modern workshops: watchmaking know-how, qualified craftsmen, industrial expertise, technological skills and, last but not least, a keen sense of quality.

In the 1 August contest you can win a Titoni Heritage (CHF 2'260.-) men's watch.
Titoni, a family business since 1919, elegantly combines traditional watchmaking expertise with the latest technological advances. The essence of Titoni Swiss watches lies in their attention to detail. As one of the few independent family-run watchmaking companies in Switzerland, Titoni always strives for perfection in its creations.

In the 1 August contest you can win a Edox Delfin (CHF 950.-) men's watch.
Edox has embodied innovation and Swiss watchmaking tradition for over 130 years. The watches are inspired by the world of motorsport on both land and water. The Edox brand also offers the ideal timepiece for classic watch lovers. The watches are hand-assembled by master watchmakers in Les Genevez and worn by champions worldwide.

In the 1 August contest you can win a Mido Multifort (CHF 1'120.-) men's watch.
Since the symbolic founding date of 11 November 1918, Mido has looked to the future with confidence, supported by the visionary power of the company founder. Mido comes from the Spanish "Yo mido", which means "I measure". Since its beginnings, Mido's philosophy has united innovation, aesthetics and functionality. These fundamental values are shared with the famous buildings that inspired the collection. Advanced technology, automatic movements with an excellent reputation and high-quality materials are the pillars on which the brand's unique expertise is based.

In the 1 August contest you can win a Certina DS-1 (CHF 790.-) men's or ladies watch.
The Swiss watch brand Certina - "Swiss time maker 1888" - stands for high quality combined with modern technology and a unique watch design that harmoniously combines sport and elegance. Only high-quality materials and the Certina Double Security Concept (DS+), which guarantees water resistance and shock resistance, are used: it protects the watches with an extra-strong sapphire crystal and a reinforced case back.

In the 1 August contest you can win a Frederique Constant Classics Manchette (CHF 1'295.-) ladies watch.
Frédérique Constant is a Swiss watch manufacturer based in Plan-les-Ouates near Geneva. Frédérique Constant watches are characterised by their high quality, special character and precision in design and manufacture. Each watch is assembled by hand using state-of-the-art tools and undergoes extensive checks to ensure the highest level of quality and durability. The company is extremely innovative and strives to constantly develop new, creative products of exceptional value.

In the 1 August contest you can win a Epos Timeless (CHF 2'175.-) men's watch.
Epos is a Swiss watch brand renowned for its quality watchmaking craftsmanship and elegant design. Founded in 1983 by Peter Hofer, a long-time expert in Swiss watchmaking, Epos embodies the vision of the future of the mechanical watch. The brand uses sophisticated mechanical movements and is also known for its movements visible through transparent backs. This testifies to its technical mastery and allows the internal mechanism and craftsmanship to be admired.