Roger Dubuis

Roger Dubuis Watches: Masterpieces of Hyper Horology, Expressive Skeletonization, and Geneva Seal Excellence

Welcome to our dedicated space for Roger Dubuis, the daring Swiss manufacture founded in 1995 by master watchmaker Roger Dubuis and Carlos Dias. Renowned as the pioneer of “Hyper Horology,” Roger Dubuis blends radical architectural design, futuristic materials, and expressive skeletonization with classical Swiss craft. Uncompromising in performance and aesthetics, every component is engineered to push mechanical limits while adhering to the most demanding standards of traditional fine watchmaking.

Here, you will find in-depth technical reviews, skeleton movement evaluations, and hand-finishing breakdowns covering one of high horology’s most expressive and extravagant houses.

Iconic Roger Dubuis Collections

• Excalibur: The flagship icon of Hyper Horology. Defined by notched bezels, triple lugs, oversized Roman numerals, and signature astral skeleton movements where bridges form a striking star motif.

• Excalibur Spider: The motorsport-inspired expression of the Excalibur line. Created in partnership with Lamborghini Squadra Corse and Pirelli, featuring lightweight titanium/carbon cases and tire-tread rubber straps.

• Knights of the Round Table: A triumph of artistic micro-sculpting and haute horlogerie, featuring hand-carved miniature knight figures marking every hour around mythical dial compositions.

• Monovobject & Double Tourbillon: High-complication masterpieces featuring single and double flying tourbillons, inclined balance wheels, and high-frequency regulation systems.

The Hallmark of Geneva & Architectural Skeletonization

Unlike almost any other manufacture, 100% of Roger Dubuis movements are stamped with the Poinçon de Genève (Geneva Seal)—one of the most demanding quality certifications in horology, guaranteeing origin, durability, precision, and hand-finishing across all moving components. Fusing centuries-old finishing techniques with high-tech C-SMC carbon, cobalt chrome, and mineral composite fibers, Roger Dubuis remains the defining reference for contemporary avant-garde watchmaking.