The house
Terms at the bench
The plain conditions on which these pages are written and read.
Using the pages
Read them, print them, pin a size table over your bench. What we ask is that you do not republish the catalogue wholesale or pass the text off as written elsewhere.
What the descriptions are
They are written from the specification of the piece and from putting it to work. Measurements are nominal and steel is ground to tolerance, so a stated width is the target rather than a certificate. Where a tool matters to a hundredth, the piece in your hand and the partner page are the final word.
Prices and availability
Every figure here is the last one our retail partner showed and none of it is an offer. A price is agreed at their checkout, not on this page.
Reference numbers and marks
The numbers, the patterns and the name belong to the house at Le Locle. Photographs and text on these pages are ours or our partner’s and are not free for reuse.
What a tool can and cannot be blamed for
A screwdriver used as a lever will mark a plate, and a fork forced into a gap narrower than itself will take the lug with it. We answer for what the description says and for what we ground. What happens at your bench, to a movement whose value we cannot see, stays at your bench.
Changes
These terms move when the catalogue moves. The version on this page is the one that applies to it.