Over 125 Years of Craftsmanship

It all began in 1898, when Maurice A. Rapport produced his first timepiece. From those early years, the Rapport family quickly established a reputation in British horology, with our clocks gracing fine homes across Europe, Asia, and America.

Rapport established itself as a household name in grandfather clocks and wooden carriage clocks, laying the foundation of the craftsmanship and innovation we still uphold 115 years later.

As the brand's reputation flourished, Rapport began exporting internationally. Each collection reflected our ability to evolve with the times while remaining true to the principles of precision, artistry, and timeless quality.

Our skilled craftsmen introduced the first brass carriage clock collection, blending classic forms with contemporary materials.

Marking a new era, Rapport launched its first watch boxes and travel accessories. This expansion was a natural step, offering collectors elegant, protective, and carefully crafted storage for their growing timepiece collections.

Rapport formed partnerships with leading luxury retailers worldwide, such as Harrods and Bloomingdale's. We expanded our collection, with each innovation refined to meet the needs of a discerning global luxury audience.

We began our sustainability journey, committing to environmentally conscious practices across materials, sources and production. Today, all our leather is LGW-certified and sourced from Italy, our woods are responsibly selected from the heart of the log, and every product reflects our responsibility to both heritage and future.

Responding to the modern collector, Rapport launched a new ladies range - a collection of trunks, jewellery boxes and travel accessories. Handcrafted in textured Italian leathers and lined with the softest suede, the collection reflected both luxury and function.

Our innovation continued with the release of the Paramount Twenty Watch Winder, the largest in our history. Featuring advanced fingerprint access, and touchscreen control panels, it combines technology with artistry to meet the needs of the serious collectors.