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    SingaporeEst. 2018Benjamin Chee$1,500–$7,000Website

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    Monarque M - Saffron
    Monarque M - Saffron

    4 colorways· From $5,950, reference price; prices may vary across colorways

    $5,950, reference price; prices may vary

    Price in our records; not a verified current quote or launch MSRP

    Monarque - Racing Green
    Monarque - Racing Green

    2 colorways· From $2,950, reference price; prices may vary across colorways

    $2,950, reference price; prices may vary

    Price in our records; not a verified current quote or launch MSRP

    Merveilleux Enamel - Burgundy
    Merveilleux Enamel - Burgundy

    4 colorways· From $1,500, reference price; prices may vary across colorways

    $1,500, reference price; prices may vary

    Price in our records; not a verified current quote or launch MSRP

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    Sourcing & Build

    Community verified
    Case origin
    Switzerland
    Dial origin
    Switzerland
    Hands origin
    Switzerland
    Lume type
    SuperLuminova X1 (Monarque and Monarque M)
    Movements
    Vaucher 5401/32
    Vaucher 3002
    Soprod M100 R4

    Sourcing Notes: Founded in 2018 by Singapore-based collector Benjamin Chee. All Milléchron watches are designed in Singapore and assembled, finished, and serviced at the atelier of Philippe Cattin (co-founder of Voutilainen & Cattin) in Saignelégier, canton of Jura, Switzerland. Movements: Vaucher Manufacture Fleurier 5401/32 microrotor (Monarque M; Milléchron is the first brand to use this revised 5401), Vaucher 3002 double-barrel automatic (Monarque and Merveilleux Enamel H), and Soprod M100 R4 (entry-level Merveilleux Enamel). Vaucher movements carry full CLA Chronometry certification. Cases use 904L stainless steel (Monarque / Monarque M) with hand-polished bevels and satin brushing, or 316L (Merveilleux line). Dials on the Merveilleux Enamel are grand feu flinqué or champlevé enamel hand-engraved on a 995 silver base. Production is tiny — roughly 4-5 Monarque M pieces and 2-3 Monarque pieces per month. Watches qualify as Swiss Made but the brand intentionally omits the marking from dials; casebacks are engraved "Handcrafted in Switzerland".

    Cost Transparency

    Dispatch (ships from)
    Not disclosed
    Headquarters
    🇸🇬Singapore
    Assembly
    🇨🇭Saignelégier, Jura, Switzerland

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    This page was last updated: October 11, 2026 at 2 pm

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