Dive into the world of automatic watches, where tradition and innovation meet. MaisonDuTemps models combine precision of movement and elegant design, perfect for demanding connoisseurs. Discover timeless battery-free watches that wind naturally to the rhythm of your movements. Explore our collection and find the watch that will enhance your wrist.
Automatic watches are appreciated for their complications; it is always nice to know that your watch has a horological complication that is both intriguing and aesthetically pleasing. In addition, automatic watches offer an extremely practical aspect.
To ensure the longevity of your MaisonDuTemps open heart watch, regular maintenance is essential. Here are some watchmaking tips to take care of your precious timepiece:
Clean the case regularly: Use a soft, non-abrasive cloth to clean your watch case. Avoid harsh chemical solutions that could damage the stainless steel case.
The water resistance of your watch: Thanks to their water resistance, MaisonDuTemps allows you to wear its open-heart watches in the shower or when swimming in a pool or at sea. It is important before each immersion to ensure that the crown is correctly returned to its initial position. In addition, after each use in water, rinse your watch thoroughly with clean water.
Avoid exposure to extreme heat: Although their mechanism is of high quality, heat can cause the oils in the mechanism to dry out, which could compromise the functioning of your watch.
Schedule a periodic inspection of your watch: Contact us to benefit from the expertise of our watchmakers.
Protect your watch from magnetic fields: Avoid exposing it to strong magnetic fields, such as leaving your watch in direct contact with laptops or in prolonged proximity to anti-theft gates in stores.
Manually wind your watch if necessary: If it has an automatic movement, you can manually wind its mechanism to circulate the oils in your watch.
Protect your watch from shocks: Indeed, shocks are not good for your watches, because they can cause performance defects in the mechanism.
By applying these watchmaking tips from MaisonDuTemps, you will ensure that the performance and aesthetics of your watch are preserved for years to come.
Automatic watches for men offer a harmonious blend of convenience, style and technical sophistication. They are ideal for those looking for a watch that is both practical and elegant, able to adapt to various occasions with ease and refinement.
The main difference is the winding mechanism. Mechanical watches require regular manual winding, while automatic watches are wound automatically thanks to a module called an "automatic system" that is added to the mechanism. This system recharges the watch mechanism through the natural movements of the user's wrist.
At Maison du Temps , each automatic watch tells a story — that of time passing, but never fading .
Founded by Hugo Delaleu , a former watchmaker by training , the brand draws its roots from a deep respect for craftsmanship and precision mechanics.
Passionate about cogs and calibers from a young age, Hugo shaped Maison du Temps as a modern alternative to traditional watchmaking houses . His goal: to offer automatic watches combining technical reliability, strong aesthetics and controlled accessibility , without compromise.
Our collections draw inspiration from contemporary urban elegance , brutalist architecture , and industrial design , to create pieces that are both raw and refined.
Each curve, each relief, each contrast is designed to express a distinctive character , in the service of a watch that we wear with intention .
All our watches are designed and prototyped in France , with the aim of creating durable timepieces with a strong but accessible identity .
We rigorously select each component, favoring robust materials (316L steel, sapphire crystal, high-density silicone) and recognized mechanisms (Miyota, Seagull).
Each watch is prepared by hand in our workshop in La Rochelle , with particular care given to packaging, presentation, and quality control.
At Maison du Temps , we know that a watch is never just an accessory. It reflects a personality , a lifestyle , an intention . That's why our automatic watches have been designed to adapt to you , and not the other way around.
Hugo Delaleu, our founder and former watchmaker, designed each collection as a response to a real need , whether aesthetic, functional or emotional.
Here's how to make the right choice.
Choose a versatile and robust model, equipped with a reliable automatic movement and a generous power reserve (up to 42 hours). Our watches are designed to follow you from the office to the weekend , without ever losing precision or elegance.
Do you prefer a discreet, slim and refined timepiece to accompany your elegant outfits?
Our dressy models are distinguished by their slim profile , their refined dial and their Milanese mesh or leather strap , for a touch of natural distinction.
If you lead an intense life, whether at work or training, choose a model with a silicone strap , which is light and breathable.
Built to last, our sports watches remain reliable even in demanding conditions .
The strap , often underestimated, is nevertheless the key to the comfort and look of your watch.
It is the material that creates harmony between the watch and your wrist, setting the tone for your everyday style. At Maison du Temps , we have selected three quality materials , each with a distinct personality.
It is the great timeless classic . 316L steel, also called “surgical steel”, is known for its robustness , its resistance to corrosion , and its perfect durability over time .
It gives a feeling of solidity, a strong masculine touch, and goes just as well with a suit as with a more casual outfit.
Designed for those who lead a fast-paced life, the silicone bracelet is light, flexible and ultra-comfortable to wear. It fits perfectly on the wrist, is sweat-resistant and can be cleaned in one go.
It is the ideal companion for active use, without sacrificing style.
The heart of an automatic watch is its movement. At Maison du Temps , we have chosen two renowned calibers: Miyota and Seagull .
They are not just mechanisms: they are trusted gears , chosen for their reliability , precision and longevity .
Miyota is a subsidiary of the Citizen Group, one of the world leaders in watchmaking.
The 8N24 caliber, used in several of our skeleton models, is famous for its smooth automatic winding , its mechanical robustness , and its power reserve of approximately 42 hours .
Tianjin Seagull is one of the oldest manufacturers in the world, founded in 1955.
The 2809 caliber used in our collections impresses with its precision , its apparent mechanical design and its ability to maintain impressive regularity over time.
Each automatic watch is individually tested before being sent from our workshop in La Rochelle .
We check the precision of the movement , the actual power reserve , and the complete functioning of the mechanism to guarantee you a product ready to be worn immediately, and for a long time.
An automatic watch is much more than an accessory: it is a precision mechanical object , made to last.
Before making your choice, here are the two essential technical criteria to check to guarantee the quality and reliability of your future watch.
The power reserve corresponds to the time during which the watch continues to run without being worn , once fully wound.
This is a crucial indicator of comfort of use: the longer it is, the more you can remove your watch without risking it stopping.
At Maison du Temps , our models offer a power reserve of 40 to 42 hours , perfectly suited to everyday use.
Please note: if you do not wear your watch for more than two days, simply wind it manually using the crown to restart the mechanism.
All automatic watches, even the best, experience a slight drift (usually +/- 15 to 25 seconds per day ).
What matters is the regularity of this drift and the stability of the movement over time .
Our watches are equipped with Miyota and Seagull movements, renowned for their reliability and time consistency.
Each movement is adjusted, tested and checked in our workshop before shipping.
A good movement is a silent, smooth-rotating mechanism with a continuously moving second hand.
Before any shipment, each watch undergoes a complete technical inspection :
Your watch is then carefully packaged in our workshop in La Rochelle , ready to be worn or given as a gift.
