The register of ownership
The papers prove the watch. Custoce proves it is yours.
An exceptional piece changes hands four or five times in a century. Its papers, never. Custoce keeps the register the market lacks: established by the certifying maison, kept for the duration, handed on with the watch.
What you receive
The vault
Your pieces, their seals and their service logbook gathered in a place of custody that you alone command, open to a buyer, an insurer or an heir, without an account.
Enter the vault
The logbook
Services, interventions, strap changes: every gesture recorded by a workshop joins the memory of the piece and follows it when it changes hands.
Read the method
The method
An accredited maison examines the piece and draws up the deed. The seal is affixed, dated, signed, and its content can no longer be altered, by anyone. The vault keeps, then custody is handed on, from owner to owner.
Read the protocol in four movementsOur commitments
Permanence
The imprint of every deed is placed in an unalterable public register, independent of us. The proof would outlive us.
PermanenceDiscretion
No owner's identity is visible: neither to the public, nor to the maison that certified the piece. It is a property of the service.
Our commitmentsRecourse
A responsible interlocutor in case of lost access, theft, succession or dispute. Nothing to remember, nothing to keep safe.
Frequent questionsCustoce\kys.tɔs\noun, masculine
From the Latin custos, custodis: the keeper.
- The register of reference where the ownership of fine timepieces is established, kept and handed on.
- By extension: the house that keeps this register and watches over the vaults entrusted to it.
Judge on the piece
The specimen
A Custoce deed can be consulted publicly, without an account or software. This one belongs to a demonstration piece: identical in every respect to a true deed, with the specimen mention added.
View the specimen
DEED AF-1888-042
Aubert & Fils - Genève
Calibre Réserve 1888
Steel - 2021
In custody since
14 March 2021
Handovers
2
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