Méraud Watch Co.

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Ghent, BelgiumEst. 2018Stijn Busschaert$1,000–$2,000 Website

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Philosophy

Heritage Micro Value Play Classic Diver Neo-Vintage

Brand vibe

Not unusual to the microbrand scene, Méraud is a one-man Belgian operation: Stijn Busschaert designs in Ghent, then has the watches built and assembled down in Switzerland. The name mashes together mer (sea) and émeraude (emerald), which explains that nice nautical streak running through both lines. Vintage-inspired without being a reissue, and priced well under what the Swiss-assembly claim usually costs.

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Bonaire MkII Marine Blue

3 colorways

USD $1,100

40mm La Joux-Perret G100 200m WR

Antigua Soft Sand

2 colorways

USD $2,150

40mm Landeron 248 (restored)

Bonaire MkI Graphite Grey

3 colorways

40mm

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Sourcing & Build

Inferred

Case origin

Switzerland

Dial origin

Not disclosed

Hands origin

Not disclosed

Lume type

Not disclosed (engraved acrylic bezel insert filled with luminescent material)

Movements

G100

Landeron 248 (restored vintage)

Sourcing Notes: Designed in-house in Ghent, Belgium; manufactured and assembled in Switzerland for Swiss Made status. The Bonaire MkII runs a La Joux-Perret G100 automatic (68h power reserve, exhibition caseback); the Antigua chronograph uses fully restored vintage Landeron 248 manual-wind calibers. Case, dial, hands and lume suppliers are not disclosed by the brand.

Cost Transparency

Ships from Ghent, Belgium

We don't have a verified US import tariff rate on file for this origin yet. Tariffs are assessed based on where the watch is assembled — not where individual components originate.

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