MW&Co

MW&Co is an independent French watch brand founded in 2017 in Toulouse by Alain Carrere and Romain Mussato. The brand is positioned at the intersection of high-architecture design and technical innovation, drawing significant inspiration from the world of motorsports and industrial engineering. Operating with a focus on local craftsmanship, MW&Co emphasizes a production process where design, machining, and assembly are largely handled within France.

The brand has established a distinct identity through its industrial and disruptive aesthetic. Enthusiasts are primarily drawn to MW&Co for its unconventional case constructions and the mechanical complexity of its timepieces, which often involve over 100 individual components. A central point of interest for collectors is the brand’s patented “damper” system. This shock-absorbing lug construction, inspired by motorcycle suspension systems, allows for longitudinal adjustment and is designed to enhance wearer comfort by adapting to wrist movements.

The catalog of MW&Co is centered on the Asset collection, which serves as the foundation for its technical explorations. The inaugural model, the Asset 2.1, introduced the brand’s signature deconstructed Grade 5 titanium case and the flyback chronograph functionality. This was followed by the Asset 2.2, an automotive-inspired piece featuring a perforated “exhaust pipe” ring around the case. These watches are typically powered by high-end Swiss mechanical movements, such as the Eterna Caliber 3916A automatic flyback chronograph.

In addition to its core models, MW&Co has engaged in specialized collaborations that showcase diverse materials and light-play. A notable example is the Asset Black Badger, a limited edition developed with industrial designer James Thompson. This piece is recognized for its use of advanced photoluminescent composites, further reinforcing the brand’s reputation for innovative and technical watchmaking.

Last update:

11 November, 2026

Founded in 

2017

Based in 

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