Geoffrey Roth Watches

The culmination of Geoffrey Roth’s love for artistry and handmade crafts and his enthusiasm for precision engineering is a line of exquisite signature wristwatches – the Geoffrey Roth watches. The gallery itself can be found coincidentally under the charming bell tower at Sedona, Arizona’s Tlaquepaque Arts & Craft Village.

Geoffrey Roth, the designer was introduced to handcrafted art through craft fairs in the Northeast during the 1960’s. At these events these goods were viewed as functional art. His love for exquisite machinery comes from his father and grandfather’s interest of beautifully designed sports cars. In 1973, he decided to open a gallery to represent fine American handcrafted work. He finally fused together his dual mistresses of art and engineering and founded Sedona Watch Works, where he designs all the components of the watch, machines the cases and finishes assembles and tests his Geoffrey Roth watches.

Geoffrey Roth watches and timepieces are designed with the same principles that the master craftsman applies to his jewelry line; clean lines, timeless beauty and meant to last a lifetime. The watches have flowing lines, beautifully curved surfaces and a design with a simple, yet sturdy elegance. Geoffrey Roth chooses only the best quality components. The cases are machined in his studio from 316L stainless steel or are made out of solid 18 Karat rose gold. The mechanical movement is Swiss.

The line today consists of the second edition men's watches. The ladies’ watches, a Chronograph and other models are in the process of design. Prices range from $5,700 to $17,500 for the men's models.