OUR PROCESS

OUR PROCESS

From Components to Your Wrist

Every ANDOR watch begins with a customer, not a warehouse.

Rather than mass-producing inventory, every watch enters our workshop after an order is placed. This allows us to focus on precision, quality, and the details that make mechanical watches special.

From carefully selected components to the final inspection, every Series 01 receives the same attention before it reaches your wrist.


STEP 1

Your Order is Confirmed

Your order secures a place in our current production batch.

Once confirmed, we allocate the components that will become your watch and prepare them for assembly.

✔ Order Confirmed

✔ Production Slot Reserved

✔ Components Allocated


STEP 2

Component Inspection

Before assembly begins, every major component is visually inspected.

This includes the case, dial, hands, movement, bracelet, crystal, and gaskets to ensure they meet our quality standards before entering production.

Every detail matters.


STEP 3

Hand Assembly

This is where the watch begins to come to life.

The movement is carefully installed into the case, followed by the dial, hands, crown, and bracelet.

Each watch is assembled individually—not on a production line.

Our goal isn't speed.

It's precision.


STEP 4

Regulation & Quality Checks

Every mechanical movement is checked and regulated before leaving the workshop.

The watch is inspected for:

• Hand alignment

• Date and day function

• Crown operation

• Bracelet fitment

• Timekeeping performance

• Overall appearance

Small details make a lasting difference.


STEP 5

Water Resistance Testing

Before your watch is approved for shipment, it undergoes water-resistance testing to verify the integrity of the case, crown, crystal, and seals.

Every watch must pass inspection before moving to the next stage.

(Only include this section if you genuinely test every watch.)


STEP 6

Final Inspection

Before packaging, every watch receives one final inspection.

We examine the case finish, dial alignment, hands, crystal, bracelet, clasp, and overall presentation.

If something doesn't meet our standards, it doesn't leave the workshop.

Simple as that.


STEP 7

Packaging

Once approved, your watch is carefully packaged with its warranty information and prepared for shipment.

Your tracking number is then sent directly to your email.


Production Timeline

Day 1

Order Confirmed

Days 2–5

Component Inspection

Days 5–10

Assembly

Days 10–14

Regulation & Testing

Days 14–18

Final Inspection

Days 18–21

Packaging & Dispatch

Estimated dispatch: approximately 2–3 weeks


Why We Build to Order

We believe a mechanical watch deserves more attention than mass production can offer.

Building to order allows us to focus on every watch individually rather than rushing inventory through an assembly line.

It also means every customer receives a watch that has been assembled, inspected, and prepared specifically for them.

Quality takes time.

We think it's worth the wait.


Our Commitment

Every ANDOR watch carries our name on the dial.

That means something to us.

From the first component to the final inspection, our commitment is simple:

Build every watch as though we were making it for ourselves.


A Note From the Workshop

When you reserve an ANDOR watch, you're not simply purchasing another mechanical timepiece.

You're supporting a small independent workshop dedicated to craftsmanship, precision, and honest manufacturing.

Thank you for becoming part of the beginning of the ANDOR story.