Comor Watches

In 1969, a major German collector, Adolf Benz started manufacturing specialized and complicated wristwatches and pocket watches. He named his company Comor Watch Company. Born in 1924, he studied social economics before joining the association of the Swiss watch industry.  One of the model lines he released was based on an index mobile, which was contract produced for Comor by Dubey and Schaldenbrand. The model line was signed variously as Comor or Adolf Benz and was cased in stainless steel, gold plate or solid 18k gold.  Continues below...

Comor Watch Collections

Comor Barrel	Comor Classical Edition	Comor Complications	Comor Current Edition

All Comor watches have 100% Swiss made parts. Each timepiece is assembled and controlled exclusively in Switzerland and registered. The components are the highest quality including the case materials. The stainless steel used is reference 316 and the gold is 18k rose gold. The exclusive dials are hand developed by master craftsmen, in some cases requiring more than 65 operations in the process. Each Comor watch movement whether modern or vintage, has been meticulously assembled and controlled by master watchmakers and then hand engraved by specially trained Swiss craftsmen. In this way continuous improvement has been made and it earned Dubey and Schaldenbrand a reputation for quality timepieces.

Models of Comor watches include:

1. Comor skeleton pocket watch: it has a case of solid 750/18-carat yellow gold.

2. Comor pocket watch with sapphire crystal: case in solid 750/18-carat gold .dial in enamel.

3. Grand Pacific: it is the result of a new and innovative idea of Comor watch craftsman. The design combines elements of the former sea chronometers with the characteristic features of the Comor Classic line.