

1911: The Founding Spirit
Mouvex was founded in La Chaux-de-Fonds by Eugène Blum and Alice Levi-Blum—two visionary watchmakers who also created Ebel. The brand quickly earned recognition for its precision movements and pocket watches, sold across Switzerland and Parisian boutiques.
History Of The Brand

1901
A Union of Craft and Vision
In December 1901, master watchmaker Eugène Blum marries Alice Lévy (1880–1968) in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland. Their partnership, both personal and professional, would give rise to two enduring names in Swiss watchmaking—rooted in precision, elegance, and innovation.

1911
Birth of Two Icons: EBEL & Mouvex
The couple founds EBEL (Eugène Blum et Lévy) and, in parallel, establishes Mouvex—a more discreet atelier specializing in refined movements and pocket watches. While EBEL gains international renown, Mouvex quietly builds a legacy of craftsmanship cherished by connoisseurs.

1920s
Art Deco Aesthetic
Inspired by frequent visits to Paris and the artistic pulse of the time, Mouvex incorporates Art Deco motifs into its designs. Geometric dials, architectural symmetry, and elegant simplicity define its early identity.

1940s
Mid-Century Excellence
Mouvex watches become appreciated for their Incabloc mechanical movements, often sold through select Swiss and French boutiques. The brand earns a reputation for reliability and understated elegance.

1960s
Quiet Hibernation
As market dynamics shift and the founders focus on EBEL, Mouvex suspends production. The brand fades into obscurity but remains a name remembered among collectors of early 20th-century Swiss timepieces.

2015
Rediscovery and Revival
A family of watch designers uncovers the Mouvex archives and reclaims the brand, drawn by its untapped legacy. Years of design research and technical development begin—leading toward a respectful renaissance.

Today
Moving Forward with Purpose
Based in Neuchâtel, Mouvex continues to craft timepieces that embody timeless values: Swiss precision, refined design, and limited exclusivity.
Mouvex — Mouvement par excellence. Since 1911.