Japan's crest of gold, where artisans in Shiojiri distil centuries of craft into watches of serene, poetic perfection.
Its name derives from the French Crête d'Or, meaning crest of gold, and its emblem represents a mountain peak.
Founded in 2000 in Shiojiri, Nagano, the Micro Artist Studio hand crafts Credor's most exquisite Spring Drive pieces and high complications.
The Eichi, first created in 2008, is celebrated for its hand painted porcelain dial, refined finishing and smoothly gliding Spring Drive movement.
The Fugaku Tourbillon of 2016 was the first Seiko watch with a tourbillon, its dial depicting Hokusai's Great Wave off Kanagawa.
A golden peak rises on a porcelain dial as the Spring Drive hand glides without a tick.
New stories from Credor arrive here as we publish them, straight from the house.
Every timepiece is best discovered in person: on the wrist, in the hand, and in the company of those who made it.
Every house in this collection has its own world on Simply Luxury.
The Credor name belongs to its owners. Stories on Simply Luxury are drawn from the house's own published content. Illustrations by Simply Luxury.