Maison Alcée
Reims, France · Est. 2016
Founded by Alcée Montfort
Maison Alcée allows any curious mind eager to discover the beauty of watchmaking to assemble their own timepiece — part education, part craft, entirely personal. A French atelier that democratises horological knowledge and participation, Maison Alcée makes the art of the watchmaker accessible to enthusiasts at every level.
- Founded
- 2016
- Headquarters
- Reims, France
- Group
- Independent
- Price Segment
- Mid
- Status
- Active
Key Collections
- Assembly Workshop Kit — Maison Alcée's signature offering — a complete watchmaking kit allowing enthusiasts to assemble their own mechanical timepiece from scratch under guided instruction.
- Atelier Collection — Finished timepieces produced by the atelier, embodying the house philosophy that beauty is most deeply appreciated when understood from the inside out.
Timeline
- 2016 — Maison Alcée is founded in France with a mission to democratise watchmaking knowledge and allow curious minds to participate in the craft of horology.
- 2018 — The atelier launches its first assembly workshop kits, making it possible for enthusiasts to build their own mechanical watches at home or in guided sessions.
- 2022 — Maison Alcée expands its educational programme, offering in-person and online watchmaking experiences to a growing community of horological enthusiasts.
- 2025 — Introduces the Regalia Skeleton with a hand-engraved movement visible through openworked dial, strengthening its position in the accessible independent watchmaking segment.
Frequently Asked Questions about Maison Alcée
- What makes Maison Alcée unique?
- Maison Alcée combines the role of watchmaker and educator — its core offering allows customers to assemble their own mechanical watch, making the craft of horology accessible rather than mysterious.
- Do I need any prior experience to assemble a Maison Alcée watch?
- No prior experience is needed. Maison Alcée designs its kits and workshops for curious beginners, providing all tools, components and guidance required to build a functioning mechanical timepiece.