Of course Credor is not an independent but the Micro Artist Studio that makes these Eichi II’s is no more than 10 of the highest-skilled watchmakers within the entire Seiko group put together in a room dedicating their time to hand-painting dials and very

Super excited to finally get one! This has been on my bucket list since the first time I laid eyes on it over 5 years ago.

In case you need a tourbillon, Credor has one … and wants us to know about it. Here’s what they sent me this morning: (the press kit, not the watch, alas) What was that again? A decorated movement? Yes! and not just with engravings! Credor will be at Watc

One needs to handle one in the metal to fully appreciate it.

Credit Eichi II

The porcelain dial, these exquisit sharply pointed hands, these painted indexes... And then the movement... This timepiece is heavingly good.

And Credor Eichi II is coming in February

Roland's workshop has been doing amazing work in all aspects of traditional watchmaking for 25 years now. I personally love guilloché, as some of you know. So, I ordered a Mother of Pearl, custom guilloché dial, case 18k palladium gold (all noble metals,

Yellow gold and dark blue dial - wow! This year marks Credor's 50th anniversary, and a special edition of the acclaimed Eichi II will mark the occasion. This commemorative watch features a deep blue porcelain dial. The hour markers, the Credor logo at the