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    Swan and Edgar Watches

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    Swan & Edgar gets its name from the legendary Piccadilly Circus dept store that shut down in 1982. A little odd because the watch brand has no actual relationship to the original house beyond founder James Fields liking the name. Get past that, and what you have is a small London-registered (technically Finchley-registered) outfit making some fairly polarizing pieces: tonneau-cased Diplomats with mechaquartz movements, world timers, and a Horizon line with hand-cut quartz stone dials inspired by the White Cliffs of Dover. The brand has had a complicated reputation online, Wristwatch Review flagged customer service complaints back in 2022, so the proceed-with-curiosity caveat is there.

    Release Archive

    Tourbillon
    Tourbillon

    2 colorways

    USD $2,800
    Ladies Crown Diamond - Gold
    Ladies Crown Diamond - Gold

    2 colorways

    USD $166

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    Sourcing & Build

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    Case origin
    China / United Kingdom
    Dial origin
    China
    Hands origin
    China
    Lume type
    Not disclosed
    Movements
    Miyota 9015
    Mechanical-quartz hybrid

    Sourcing Notes: Movements: Miyota 9015 (regulated) in the Horizon line; proprietary mechanical-quartz hybrid in the Diplomat and Ambassador chronographs. Cases are 316L stainless, sapphire crystal across the line. Horizon dials use natural mineral stone with 18ct gold appliqués. Final assembly and QC reported to be UK-based on the Horizon collection per brand statements; entry tiers assembled overseas. Sourcing is not extensively disclosed.

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    Ships from London, United Kingdom

    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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