Berthet

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Villers-le-Lac, Doubs, FranceEst. 1877Joseph Berthet (1877, est.); current generation continues family business$800–$2,700 Website

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Dress Watch Engineering-Driven Chronomasters Heritage Collectible

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Agilis Rétrograde Blanche

EUR $1,750

43mm ETA/Unitas 6498 (manual, retrograde minutes module)

Noctem Minuit

EUR $2,700

43mm ETA/Unitas 6498 (manual, power reserve & moonphase)

Classique Seconde à 9:00 Noire

EUR $895

43mm ETA/Unitas 6498 (manual)

Linea Squelette Bicolore

EUR $1,250

46mm ETA/Unitas 6498 (manual, skeletonised)

Imperium Blanche

EUR $2,500

43mm ETA/Unitas 6498 (manual, power reserve)

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Sourcing & Build

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Case origin

Charmauvillers, France (in-house case production)

Dial origin

France (in-house)

Hands origin

France (in-house)

Lume type

Super-LumiNova on select models (Noctem); most dress models are non-lumed

Movements

ETA/Unitas 6498

ETA/Unitas 6498 with in-house modules (retrograde, power reserve, moonphase, skeletonisation)

Sourcing Notes: Berthet Horlogerie is a family-owned French manufacture founded in 1877 by Joseph Berthet near the Swiss border. Recognised by the French state as Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant (Living Heritage Company). Two sites: historical Charmauvillers facility produces cases and components, Villers-le-Lac site handles assembly and finishing. Berthet also supplies horological components to other Swiss and French brands. Movements are hand-wound ETA/Unitas 6498 bases with in-house skeletonisation, retrograde, power reserve and moonphase complications developed and finished on-site.

Cost Transparency

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Ships from Villers-le-Lac, France

Tariff situation in flux

Current Rate

16%

6% HTS + 10% Section 122

Est. Duty

$143–$432

on $895–$2700 watch

⚠ Current Section 122 rate expires Jul 24, 2026 — rates may change.

EU framework deal paused after SCOTUS ruling. Currently flat 10% Section 122.

Tariffs are assessed based on where the watch is assembled, not where individual components originate. A watch with a Japanese movement assembled in the US incurs no import duty.

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This page was last updated: June 12, 2026 at 12 am