Luxury Swiss-made Timepieces
Baume & Mercier’s story began in 1830, when Brothers Louis-Victor and Célestin Baume opened a watch dealership in Les Bois, a village in the Swiss Jura. In 1918, company director, William Baume joined forces with Paul Mercier and together, they founded Baume & Mercier in Genève.
The firm soon became one of the most active in the field of wristwatches by offering remarkably balanced models that we are proud to stock in our showroom collection here at Hogans Family Jewellers.
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Baume & Mercier Warranty
All Baume & Mercier watches are covered by a 24-month International Warranty with Baumatic models covered up to 8 years. To find out more about Baume & Mercier's extension warranty program, visit their website via this link.
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Yes, they can be engraved. This is a complimentary service with every Baume & Mercier watch in our collection.
Your Baume & Mercier watch is guaranteed for 24 months from the date of purchase from Hogans Family Jewellers. For more information, please refer to Baume & Mercier's Warranty section.
If you have a watch equipped with a Baumatic movement, you can benefit from a 6 years warranty extension by registering here within 60 days after purchase.
If your Baume & Mercier watch needs a service, we invite you to drop off your watch at Hogans Family Jewellers and we will take care of sending it to one of Baume & Mercier's service centres.
Once received by one of the Baume & Mercier service centres, your watch will be handled by a certified watchmaker benefitting from specific tools and original components.
Battery life is generally between 3 and 10 years, depending on the watch model.
The majority of Baume & Mercier quartz watches with a central seconds hand, come equipped with a system to indicate a low battery (EOL – End of Life). A\pproximately two weeks before the battery will stop, the central seconds hand will begin to jump every four seconds, signaling that the battery must be changed.
You should never leave an exhausted battery inside the watch to avoid the risk of leakage which could damage the movement.
We recommend the battery be replaced by a certified watchmaker who will also check water-resistance and movement condition of your watch.
