- Nearly 3 centuries of heritage
- A legendary year
- Ancestry and tradition
- Armoiries historiques
- An innovative spirit
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AIDE ET FAQ
Indeed, it is necessary to create a customer account before placing an order. Moreover, through this customer account, you can follow the progress of your order at any time.
The customer area is available to create a Col&MacArthur account via your email address. The personal information requested when creating your account remains strictly confidential, in accordance with the GDPR rules.
You can change your account information via the “My Account” tab.
Your personal information is protected by the General Data Protection Regulation.
Indeed, Col&MacArthur has a showroom located in Bassenge, in the Liège region (Belgium). To best prepare your visit, it is imperative to make an appointment via this link. However, if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us by phone at +32 460 22 67 87 or by e-mail at contact@cmarthur.com, or via the online chat or the “Contact us” tab.
The purchase of Col&MacArthur watches is made exclusively on the official website of our brand. However, if you want to discover our watches before making your choice, it is also possible to discover them in our showroom.
When you go to the product page of the wished watch, check the desired options and click on “Add to Cart”. From there, you are redirected to the summary of your order. To access the payment, simply click on the “Finalize my purchases” sub-tab.
Once your order has been placed and the payment has been made, the watch is shipped to the address indicated as soon as possible. It is also possible to collect the watch from the showroom. To do so, simply contact us after placing your order. Please feel free to contact us by phone at +32 460 22 67 87 or by e-mail at contact@cmarthur.com, or via online chat or the “Contact us” tab.
The selling price of the watches is displayed on our official website, on the product pages of each model. The price obviously varies depending on the model and the options chosen, such as the type of strap, movement, color, etc.
Our limited editions are still available if you have access to the product page and if it is possible to place an order. Otherwise, when a watch is marked as “unavailable” or “out of stock”, the product page is greyed out and therefore indicates that you do not have access to it.
When you order one of our watches, you have the possibility to choose the serial number, in which case it is designated automatically. To choose the serial number, simply tick the appropriate box on the product page and enter the desired serial number.
If the collection you've ordered doesn't meet your expectations, don't worry! We offer a 14-day withdrawal period from the date of receipt. Simply contact us within this period and return the items unworn and in their original condition. We'll give you a full refund on receipt of the returned items.
The delivery time is indicated on each product page, under the selling price. Note that this delay may vary from one collection to another; it is therefore imperative to check this information according to each product. In case of an urgent delivery, you can contact the team by phone at +32 460 22 67 87 or by e-mail at contact@cmarthur.com, or via the online chat or the “Contact us” tab, in order to find a solution to make the delivery according to your deadlines.
In case of absence, a delivery notice is left in your mailbox. The parcel is then dropped off at a designated post office and mentioned on the delivery notice. All you have to do is pick it up with this the notice.
The watches are delivered by registered parcel via Bpost first, and then according to the national post of the country of the buyer, for deliveries within Europe.
For deliveries outside Europe, we work in collaboration with DHL.
Delivery is offered in the European Union. For any other destination, additional charges are required to be delivered with DHL, averaging 36 euros of shipping costs.
In case of emergency, an express delivery is also possible in less than 48 by DHL express. A quote will be provided to you; such a delivery costs 50 euros. If you would like more information about express service or delivery in general, please contact the Col&MacArthur team by phone at +32 460 22 67 87 or by e-mail at contact@cmarthur.com, or via the online chat or the “Contact us” tab.
Of course. However, take into account the different pricing policy since Brexit; VAT is payable at the customs. In fact, VAT is not counted in the check-out for deliveries to the United Kingdom in order not to incur additional costs. This will be deducted automatically when it is placed in the basket, if your delivery address is in the United Kingdom.
We accept all online payments such as Master Card, Visa, Carte Bleue, PayPal, Maestro and bank transfers. However, it is not possible to pay by cash.
We provide you with a security system for any transaction on the platform. You can find all payment security information here.
It is indeed possible to pay in installments. By bank transfer, we accept up to three payments and by PayPal, which offers direct debit in four instalments. However, it is preferable to opt for a bank transfer to facilitate transactions.
If you wish to pay multiple times, please contact us beforehand, by phone at +32 460 22 67 87 or by e-mail at contact@cmarthur.com, or via the online chat or the “Contact us” tab, in order to tell you how to proceed. The order will only be validated once the total amount has been received.
Quartz
A quartz watch consists of an electronic circuit driven by a battery. The energy of the battery is used to vibrate a quartz oscillator and thus to operate the watch. Because of its electronic nature, the quartz movement is the most precise in watchmaking.
Mechanical
A mechanical watch is powered by the energy stored in a spring in the watch movement. Mechanical watches from Col&MacArthur are self-winding. This means that they are recharged by the movement of an oscillating weight when the watch is worn. Col&MacArthur watches have a power reserve of approximately 36 hours. After this period without being worn, the watch must be manually wound thanks to the winding stem.
Leather and Milanese mesh
The leather and Milanese mesh strap can be adjusted at a watchmaker, who has the right equipment, or directly at the Col&MacArthur workshop. Please do not hesitate to contact us if necessary, by phone at +32 460 22 67 87 or by e-mail at contact@cmarthur.com, or via the online chat or the “Contact us” tab.
If you are manual, it is however possible to perform this task on your own, thanks to the explanatory videos at your disposal.
Metal mesh
Indeed, for this type of strap, the Col&MacArthur team offers a premium service to adjust the strap to your wrist before sending the watch. You will receive an e-mail as soon as you place your order on our official website.
In addition, upon receipt of your order, the watch is provided with additional mesh. Thus, the metal mesh strap can also be modified later. At a watchmaker, who has the right equipment or directly at the Col&MacArthur workshop. Please do not hesitate to contact us if necessary, by phone at +32 460 22 67 87 or by e-mail at contact@cmarthur.com, or via the online chat or the “Contact us” tab.
Quartz
Quartz watches require a simple battery check every 2 to 3 years.
Mechanical
For mechanical watches, full maintenance is required every 3 years. It is also advisable to wind the watches regularly in order to activate the mechanism.
Quartz
Quartz watches have a water resistance of 5 atmospheres, that is to say they are waterproof up to 50 meters deep. However, salt water is not recommended.
Mechanical
For mechanical watches, they have a water resistance of 10 atmospheres (static pressure). The latter are thus waterproof up to 100 meters of depth. Nevertheless, salt water is not recommended.
Watches can be used for sports activities. Nevertheless, sudden movements and shocks should be avoided.
All our watches are quality timepieces and are designed with the greatest care. However, it is essential to treat them as delicate jewellery. We recommend that you do not expose them to water, such as bath water, swimming pool water or sea water.
Water can damage the internal components and alter the beauty of your watch. To preserve their quality and elegance, we advise you to keep them away from water.
There is an average running time only for mechanical watches, this one is 38 hours. The average running time of Col&MacArthur watches indicates how long the watch remains functional without being worn. After this delay, the watch must be manually wound.
If you are prone to allergic reactions, contact the Col&MacArthur team, they will be happy to answer your questions.
The tolerance varies depending on the models and the type of watch you want to purchase.
Quartz
Our quartz watches are more accurate than our mechanical watches. These contain within them a quartz which, under tension, vibrates at 35 kHz. The role of this crystal is to electronically process pulses on a regular basis. The accuracy of our quartz watches is -10 to +20 seconds per month.
Mechanical
These movements require regular maintenance in order to maintain increased tolerance. The accuracy of automatic mechanical watches is + or - 20 seconds per day. If you want more information about a particular model, you can directly download the datasheet of a watch in the « Technical description » tab on each of the product pages.
If you still have questions, you can contact the team by phone at +32 460 22 67 87 or by e-mail at contact@cmarthur.com, or via the online chat or via the “Contact us” tab.
The models we offer are unisex and vary between 38 and 43 mm in diameter. For each of our models you have the possibility to choose the type of strap and the diameter of the watch. In short, there is something for everyone.
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COLLECTION SARTON 1748
THE WATCH THAT CELEBRATES LIÈGE WATCHMAKER HUBERT SARTON AND HIS PRICELESS HERITAGE IN THE WORLD OF WATCHMAKING LIMITED COLLECTION
A collector's item distinguished by its prestigious design and symbolic details. symbolic details, celebrating the expertise and determination of the inventor of the winding rotor. Time at memory of Hubert Sarton also speaks of the city of Liège's aura in the art of watchmaking. the art of watchmaking.
Each numbered, limited-edition watch is an invitation to honour the history and Belgian watchmaking innovation.
The "Sarton 1748 Collection" commemorative watch celebrates the avant-garde spirit of watchmaker Hubert Sarton and the indelible mark he has left on the history of Liège and international history.
The winding rotor was invented in 1778 - and recognised by Patek Philippe! Still in use today, this system is the foundation of contemporary automatic movements. movements.
Order your copy, salute the inventor and our local heritage! The result of a collaboration between his direct heirs, the Liège-born Alain and Nicolas Sarton (7th and 8th generation descendants) and Col&MacArthur, this watch, inspired by one of Hubert Dieud's most Hubert Dieudonné Sarton's most coveted clocks, is an intrinsic ode to the art of watchmaking. of horology.
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NUMBERED AND LIMITED COLLECTION
An exclusive series produced in a limited edition of 275, saluting the lasting impact and genius of Sarton on the 275th anniversary of his birth and recalling the long tradition of watchmaking in Liège. Each automatic watch is numbered, symbolising the prestige and uniqueness of the Sarton heritage.
Bracelet au choix
The watch is complemented by a selection of elegant leather straps in blue, green or brown to accompany this exceptional timepiece. or brown leather straps to accompany this exceptional timepiece.
QUALITE DES MATERIAUX
Each "Hubert Sarton" watch is a promise of authenticity, with superior assembly and quality of materials used. quality of the materials used. The guarantee of exclusive value.
DESIGN
A design that pays tribute, with elegance and finesse, to the history and work of Hubert Sarton.the work of Hubert Sarton.Luminous, in a gilded case, the watch is adorned with symbolic details symbolic details that celebrate the watchmaker's long history in the art of measuring time. time.
A passion handed down from father to son for 8 generations
Alain Sarton (7th generation) and Nicolas Sarton (8th generation), father and son, are behind this watch in homage to their grandfather. this watch as a tribute to their ancestor. It is with a passion for watchmaking and a strong the essential past of their family roots, that they approached the project of a commemorative watch a commemorative watch, full of heritage value and deeply linked to their town. The collaboration with Sébatien Colen was obvious.
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Nearly 3 centuries of heritage
To celebrate the 275th anniversary of the invention, the "275" has been added to the twelfth hour.
- A legendary year
- Ancestry and tradition
- Armoiries historiques
- An innovative spirit
- Nearly 3 centuries of heritage
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A legendary year
The 17th and 48th seconds are highlighted to recall the year of the inventor's birthday (1748).
- Ancestry and tradition
- Armoiries historiques
- An innovative spirit
- Nearly 3 centuries of heritage
- A legendary year
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Ancestry and tradition
The names of watchmaking descendants since Dieudonné Sarton on the case.
- Armoiries historiques
- An innovative spirit
- Nearly 3 centuries of heritage
- A legendary year
- Ancestry and tradition
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Armoiries historiques
Le blason de la famille Sarton datant du 18eme siècle se retrouve sur la masse oscillante.
- An innovative spirit
- Nearly 3 centuries of heritage
- A legendary year
- Ancestry and tradition
- Armoiries historiques
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An innovative spirit
The design is that of a clock imagined by Sarton and reworked by Col&MacArthur to adapt it to a watch.
The mark of a watchmaking revolution
Hubert Sarton, an 18th-century watchmaker from Liège, is renowned for his major contributions to watchmaking. to watchmaking. His innovations and creations have left an indelible mark on the world of watchmaking. and his legacy continues to inspire today's watchmakers.
The Sarton signature is in every watch in the collection. Every detail, every engraving engraving, every element is a reminder of his genius and passion for watchmaking. This watch is is more than just a timepiece; it is a tribute to a man who dedicated his life to the perfection of his art.
Belgium has a rich history of watchmaking, and Hubert Sarton is one of its pioneers. one of its pioneers. The "Collection Sarton 1748" watch is a reminder of this tradition and the excellence excellence in the field.
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The mark of a watchmaking revolution
In the bustling city of Liège in the 18th century, Hubert Sarton stood out at an early age for his mechanical genius. Born in 1748, he grew up in a town steeped in watchmaking tradition and innovation. It was in this rich and stimulating environment that the young Sarton developed a fascination for the workings of time.
An early apprenticeship
Under the protective wing of his uncle, Dieudonné Sarton, Hubert plunged into the world of watchmaking as early as 1762, absorbing the principles of precision and elegance that governed the art. His precocious talent led him to Paris, the nerve centre of luxury watchmaking, where he honed his skills under the guidance of Pierre Le Roy, King Louis XVI's watchmaker. It was in this watchmaking capital that he earned the title of master watchmaker, a recognition that sealed his destiny.
Back to the Origins and Major Innovations
In 1772, armed with his title and a consuming ambition, Sarton returned to Liège. There, he established himself as a key figure in the watchmaking industry, becoming the watchmaker to Duke Charles-Alexandre of Lorraine and court clockmaker to Prince-Bishop François-Charles de Velbrück. In addition to being Velbrück, in addition to being his patron, became his fervent supporter, enabling him to experiment and innovate.
The Automatic Rotor: A Horological Revolution
23 December 1778 marked a pivotal date in the history of watchmaking: Hubert Sarton presented the invention of the automatic rotor watch to the French Academy of Sciences. French Academy of Sciences the invention of the automatic rotor watch. Although the credit for this invention was shared with Abraham Louis Perrelet, it was Sarton's work that laid the Sarton's work laid the foundations of what would become a watchmaking standard.
A Universal Spirit
Sarton was not just a watchmaker, but an inventor with wide-ranging interests. He wrote treatises on the mechanics of coal mining and polder drainage, extending his expertise far beyond watches and clocks. far beyond watches and clocks alone.
The Patriarch of a Watchmaking Dynasty
The father of eight children, Sarton saw three of his sons follow in his footsteps in the watchmaking industry. His daughter, Barbe, gave birth to André Hubert Dumont, Barbe, gave birth to André Hubert Dumont, who was also to become a renowned citizen of Liège, but as a geologist. geologist. And so the seeds of his intelligence and creativity continued to blossom long after his death in 1828.
An Enduring Heritage
Sarton leaves behind a rich heritage: a line of watchmakers and intellectuals who his quest for perfection. Liège, and the watchmaking world in general, remember him as a pioneer, a master of the art of watchmaking. Liège, and the world of watchmaking in general, remember him as a pioneer, a master of innovation and a craftsman of time.
During his lifetime, Hubert Sarton was much more than a watchmaker; he was a visionary who shaped the course of watchmaking history. the course of watchmaking history. His name, engraved in the heart of every Sarton watch, continues to inspire and captivate. and captivate. With each tick of his creations, the spirit of Sarton lives on, an unchanging witness to a revolutionary era. unchanging witness to a bygone era that has never been forgotten.
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