20/10/2026
A legacy of precision since 1852
Long before CNC machines, precision was achieved through human skill, mechanical ingenuity and generations of craftsmanship.
In 1852, Émile Huot founded a factory in Les Bois, the birthplace of Rudis Sylva today, dedicated to the production of watchmaking components such as anchors and cylinders. The Huot escapement manufacture was later integrated in Nivarox FAR, a name that would become synonymous with Swiss watchmaking precision.
Rooted in the Swiss Jura, this legacy reflects centuries of expertise, where the pursuit of accuracy was shaped by the hands of craftsmen, the rhythm of machines and a deep connection to the art of watchmaking.