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Premium Custom Watch Dials
Retralo crafts dials from shells, gemstones, wood, and meteorites — each carrying millions of years of nature's time.
Time cannot be chased. Nature remembers.
Who We Are
Based in Dongguan, China, Retralo Watch Company Limited provides OEM/ODM dial services for watch brands worldwide — from design development and mold making to prototyping and mass production, all in-house.
30+ years of dial craftsmanship. Our core team averages 20+ years of experience. We bring your high-end dial designs to reality.
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Our Strengths
30+ years of dial craftsmanship, core team with 20+ years average experience. Complete in-house production. One-stop OEM/ODM dial solutions for global watch brands, bringing your high-end dial designs to reality.
Tooling, prototyping, mass production and inspection — all managed in-house to guarantee consistent quality.
Early feasibility review & risk assessment, with scalable production support. We bring complex designs to reliable finished products.
Turn your concepts & sketches into engineered dial solutions, covering material selection, process evaluation and structural design.
Expertise in jewellery dials, multi-function calendar dials, skeleton dials and special-material dials.
— Mastery
Over three decades, we have mastered several sophisticated crafts to an exceptional standard.
0.2mm slice, etched to reveal Widmanstätten patterns.
Repeated firing in an 800°C furnace, over ten times per dial.
Hand-cut to 0.2mm, thin enough for light to pass through.
Rose engine lathes, patterns down to 0.05mm fine detail.
Layer by layer, each coat cured; a dial may take months.
Gem setting, gold leaf, niello, stamping, laser engraving.
Insights
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From Clou de Paris to sunburst — the art of engine-turned textures on vintage lathes.
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How iron meteorites are cut, etched, and finished to reveal their unique crystalline structure.
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Grand feu enamel is powdered glass, fused onto a metal base at high temperature. It has been done the same way for hundreds of years, and it still fails often enough to keep the craftsman humble.What