Industrial Precision Watchmaking Since 1966
Our watchmaking legacy began long before the Maxima brand was formally launched in 1996. In 1966, our parent entity established high-precision machining operations, crafting intricate mechanical watch components on high-precision Swiss Petermann lathes.
Driven by strict engineering tolerances, our facility expanded from component manufacturing to complete mechanical movement production in direct collaboration with Swiss horological technical partners. This industrial foundation set the standard for every watch case, movement, and seal produced across our modern facilities.
Today, Maxima operates as a vertically integrated watch house—designing, engineering, housing, and rate-testing timepieces in-house for international distributors, retail chains, and private label partners worldwide.
In-House Movement & Case Engineering
Unlike brand orchestrators who outsource manufacturing to third-party brokers, Maxima's origin is rooted deeply in the mechanical workshop. During the late 1980s, we successfully transitioned our mechanical production infrastructure to quartz movement manufacturing, mastering state-of-the-art micro-motor integration and circuit board assemblies.
Technological Evolution & OEM Expertise
This industrial transition empowered our technical team to maintain strict control over movement accuracy, hand clearance tolerances, gear train friction, and battery power management. Every calibre deployed within our collections undergoes rigorous multi-position rate testing before final casing.
Whether crafting high-tech sintered zirconium ceramic cases, solid 316L stainless steel bracelets, or lightweight aqua-fiber composite housings, our engineering teams ensure every model meets rigorous global quality standards.
Six Decades of Horological Milestones
From specialized mechanical component machining in 1966 to launching the market's first guaranteed waterproof watch series in 1996, our evolution reflects continuous commitment to quality, durability, and commercial scalability.
Precision machining of mechanical watch spare parts initiated on Swiss Petermann lathes.
Industrial workshop scale-up with dedicated tooling for watch balance wheels, gear trains, and plates.
Swiss-collaborated mechanical movement assembly followed by in-house quartz movement manufacturing.
Official launch of Maxima Watches with the industry's first guaranteed waterproof product line.
Introduction of sintered high-tech ceramic cases, aqua-fiber composite series, and executive metal lines.
Vertically integrated production delivering 9 distinct collections to international procurement buyers.
Industrial Manufacturing Infrastructure
Operating modern manufacturing facilities equipped with automated CNC machinery, high-vacuum gasket assembly lines, and dry/wet pressure-testing chambers, Maxima maintains total control over product reliability.
Every batch produced undergoes 100% cosmetic inspection under high-intensity magnification, automated timing machine calibration, and strict drop-and-vibration shock resilience testing.
01. Material Sourcing
High-purity zirconium oxide powders for ceramics, 316L stainless steel, and hypoallergenic synthetic sapphire crystals verified for chemical and structural stability.
02. In-House Assembly
Class 10,000 cleanroom environments for dial fitting, hand setting, micro-gasket placement, and dust-free movement casing.
03. Dual Pressure Checking
Dry vacuum testing followed by wet immersion condensation tests to guarantee 3ATM to 10ATM water resistance standards.
04. International Logistics
Traceable batch serialization, custom export packaging, and reliable B2B supply chain execution for global wholesalers.
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