How Grandeur's Belal Shaher Builds In-House Complications At Factory Prices
About this episode
Belal Shaher discusses how Grandeur creates in-house watch complications at factory prices.
A minute repeater that sells out before anyone sees the movement should make every watch nerd stop scrolling. From our first studio recording in Las Vegas, we sit down with Belal Shaher, the founder of Grandeur, to hear how an independent watch brand pulls off bold complications, alternative materials, and factory-direct pricing without losing the plot on quality. We get into Belal’s path from collector to manufacturer, including the early Apple Watch case hustle that helped fund years of me...
People in this episode
Guest: Belal Shaher
Topics covered
- watchmaking
- independent brands
- complications
- horology
- entrepreneurship
Keywords
- minute repeater
- watch nerd
- bold complications
- alternative materials
- factory-direct pricing
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Grandeur, Apple
Places: Las Vegas
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