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1. Collaborating with the likes of Girard-Perregaux and MB&F, the Paris-based jeweller uses the former's movements for their Epure collection
5. Their jewels are worn by the likes of Grace Kelly, Elizabeth Taylor and the Princess of Wales, and their best known watch is the Planétarium.
7. Despite making watches, this brand's claim to fame are double-signed pieces from the likes of Rolex and Patek Philippe, alongside a particular shade of blue.
9. Leaders in creating ultra-thin movements like the 9P, this brand owns the largest jewellery workshop in Geneva.
10. The King of Diamonds, well-known for employing leading watchmakers for their Opus series.

2. With bees as their motif, they launched the first jewellery diving watch in 1998.
3. Currently holding the record for the most expensive watch ever made, this brand is also notable for the Peacock Brooch
4. Not only famous for their jewellery and watches, this brand shines when combining the two, while also holding multiple records in ultra-thin watchmaking.
6. Gilded red boxes that hide treasures like the Santos, Crash and Tank as well as numerous jewelled masterpieces.
8. This brand incorporates their "Happy" approach to both watches and jewellery, and recently ventured into the integrated bracelet sports watch space.