Who we are

CODE41 is not a brand in the traditional sense of the term; it’s more of a community project. The aim is to gather enthusiasts around a watchmaking project, to help it to become a reality. In the process, said members become project Creators.

CODE41 were founded by luxury timepiece designer Claudio D’Amore in 2016. Having designed watches for the biggest Swiss brands such as Tag Heuer and Montblanc for 10 years, Claudio set his sights on a new venture that would create watches of the highest quality with the help of an engaged community of timepiece enthusiasts who could play an active role in the design process. The company is based in the heart of the Swiss watchmaking industry, its spiritual home.

The project has been built with a policy of total transparency with their customers – of origin, price and production – meaning that their community are safe in the knowledge that they are investing in an excellent watch at a fair price. This community is now comprised of 300,000 like-minded people who love watchmaking and share CODE41’s values.

In-house team

Claudio
With us since mar. 2016

I like walking in the forest, tennis, and Vietnamese food.

I don’t like barking dogs, low-fat yogurts and flat tires.

Kevin
With us since mar. 2016

I like traveling, the manga culture and volleyball.

I don’t like people talking in the movie theater and easy-open packaging that’s only easy in name.

Amir
With us since may 2017

I like Turkish coffee, the sound of cicadas and sandwiches with Cenovis.

I don’t like fast food, politics and jet lag.

Marcia
With us since mar. 2018

I like cuberdons, Amsterdam and Elvis Presley

I don’t like: flying, U2 and sauce andalouse.

Valentine
With us since jul. 2018

I like solving riddles, movie theater trails, and crying with laughter.

I don’t like peas and accountants; neither are bad, but they’re very boring.

Clément
With us since aug. 2018

I like ice hockey, sharing moments with friends, and documentaries on the reproduction of the tsetse fly.

I don’t like the day after difficult evenings, line jumpers, and cold coffee.

Jeremiah
With us since aug. 2018

I like sci-fi movies, rainy Sundays, the smell of gasoline.

I don’t like Mega Bloks, falling flat on my face in public, noisy fans.

Olivia
With us since sept. 2019

I like enriching my life through sharing with others, walking barefoot, and mockery.

I don’t like bad faith, downpours, and days devoid of laughter.

Sarah
With us since sept. 2019

I like snowboarding, hiking in the mountains, and the smell of freshly-cut grass.

I don’t like seafood, being late, the end of holidays.

Mattias
With us since oct. 2019

I like wine tastings, poker, and summer barbecues.

I don’t like bad traffic, losing bets, and rainy days.

Loïc
With us since mar. 2020

I like the simplicity of challenging times, close encounters of the third kind, and tasteless jokes.

I don’t like suits and ties, fines herbes between my teeth, or writing about what I do and don’t like.

Ludovic
With us since may 2020

I like the sound of snow under my feet, the scent of the ocean, and of course lemon tart.

I don’t like people who walk behind me, sand, or Calogero.

Joëlle
With us since may 2020

I like buttering my croissants, red wine in good company, and tasteless jokes.

I hate water, pangolins and people who don’t keep their word.

Damien
With us since jun. 2020

I like spinach, Volksmusik and rugby.

I don’t like Arcachon Bay mussels, dictators, or hypocrisy.

Laure
With us since jun. 2020

I like stopping time to enjoy the present for a moment, I like sports and spontaneity.

I don’t like when time goes too quickly, people who waste time complaining, and the lack of ecological awareness.

Maurizio
With us since jun. 2020

I like eating popcorn with baguettes, driving in the rain with the top down, and watching TV in languages I don’t know.

I don’t like chewing gum, irony, lists or inconsistency.

Yann
With us since jul. 2020

I like spicy dishes, conquering challenges and hearing the cicadas in summer.

I don’t like sunburn, having an empty stomach, or reflecting on my ‘Likes and Dislikes’