NEW RELEASES
Supercharged with our micro-rotor caliber, this Limited Edition is the modern interpretation of the iconic skin divers released by YEMA in the 1960’s.
Minimalist and elegant aesthetics for this professional dive watch equipped with our ultra-thin micro-rotor caliber featuring 70 hours power reserve.
FRENCH WATCHMAKING TRADITION SINCE 1948
From our Morteau workshops, the historic cradle of watchmaking in the Jura mountains, experienced French watchmakers manufacture professional watches to equip the military, astronauts, sportsmen and explorers who achieve the extraordinary under the most extreme conditions with a YEMA tool watch on their wrist.
Over the past few years, YEMA has made significant investments aimed at insourcing a good part of its production and constantly improving the quality of its manufacturing processes by implementing latest equipment as well as expanding and modernising its workshops and production lines. In addition, YEMA now works with new local partners in France and Switzerland within a range of 72km of its workshops, to secure a more responsible and higher quality production.
YEMA workshops are based in Morteau, the cradle of French watchmaking, a few steps from the Swiss watchmaking region. This cross-border watchmaking community concentrated along the Jura mountains has gradually transformed into a true regional watchmaking ecosystem recognized as Intangible Cultural Heritage by the UNESCO in 2020.
Over the past few years, YEMA has made significant investments aimed at insourcing a good part of its production and constantly improving the quality of its manufacturing processes by implementing latest equipment as well as expanding and modernising its workshops and production lines. In addition, YEMA now works with new local partners in France and Switzerland within a range of 72km of its workshops, to secure a more responsible and higher quality production.
YEMA workshops are based in Morteau, the cradle of French watchmaking, a few steps from the Swiss watchmaking region. This cross-border watchmaking community concentrated along the Jura mountains has gradually transformed into a true regional watchmaking ecosystem recognized as Intangible Cultural Heritage by the UNESCO in 2020.
This masterpiece is powered by an exceptional hand-wound tourbillon caliber featuring a rare tide complication.
