Vaymont

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    Rugged, value-first British watchmaking with a big-big titanium obsession. Vaymont is the new home of TC-9, the older UK microbrand known for bronze Kickstarter divers... Miyota-powered 300m tool watches assembled in a Midlands workshop down the road from the British Horological Institute. The tagline is "Time is Freedom," and the pitch leans... pretty patriotic... Titanium was first identified in Cornwall, and yes of course the brand would like you to remember that. 😎

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    Case origin
    Not disclosed
    Dial origin
    Germany
    Hands origin
    Not disclosed
    Lume type
    Swiss C3
    Movements

    Sourcing Notes: Vaymont, now the retail home of sister brand TC-9, builds on Japanese Seiko NH35A and NH72A automatics plus the Miyota 9015, with one hand-wound model whose caliber is not named. Cases are solid titanium or bronze and the brand states its tooling is proprietary rather than catalogue. The Predator uses a solid sapphire dial made in Germany, the Planet Earth uses cut-stone dials (tiger eye, lapis lazuli, green aventurine, 925 silver), and straps combine US Horween Chromexcel leather with a German-made titanium bracelet. Final assembly is stated to happen at the brand's England workshop; case and hands country of origin is not disclosed.

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    Ships from London, United Kingdom

    Import duty applies

    Current Rate

    16%

    6% HTS + 10% Section 301 (forced labor)

    Est. Duty

    $64–$80

    on $400–$500 watch

    UK is in the 10% flat Section 301 forced-labor tier (effective July 24, 2026) — the surcharge stacks on top of the MFN duty rather than being netted against it. Relevant for Farer, Christopher Ward, anOrdain, and other UK-assembled brands.

    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: August 28, 2026 at 4 am

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