Daily duel
Every day, a new challenge to test your knowledge and compare brands' territorial roots.
Which brand has the higher Horigin index?
Each brand is scored against its own reference country.
Your mission: guess which one has the better Horigin index.
Fixed weighting, the same for everyone — your personal preferences don't change the duel's outcome.
Cerruti 1881
Biella
L.Leroy
Genève
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Duel history
Browse past duels and analyze the provenance gaps between brands.
Duel #6
Yesterday
Oris shows a stronger footprint than Steinhart. The gap mostly comes from the "Design" component.
Duel #5
2 days ago
Mühle-Glashütte shows a stronger footprint than Voxel. The gap mostly comes from the "Assembly" component.
Duel #4
3 days ago
Charlie Paris shows a stronger footprint than Stowa. The gap mostly comes from the "Design" component.
Duel #3
4 days ago
Ulysse Nardin shows a stronger footprint than Mercury. The gap mostly comes from the "Design" component.
Player ranking
Make the Top 10 and aim for the 3 exclusive podium badges!
| Rank | Player | Correct | Streak | Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Horloger-1B25 | 1 | 0 | Grand Master of Components |
How does the duel work?
The Horigin index is built on 12 key components, weighted independently for an objective, transparent ranking.
12 audited components
The Horigin index is based on the declared origin of 12 key components: movement, hairspring, case, dial, crystal, crown, hands, strap, assembly, box, design, and headquarters.
The undisclosed rule
Each brand is scored on its actual territorial footprint. Our principle: any undocumented or anonymized component scores 0.
A daily face-off
Compare scores against each brand's own reference country. Your mission: guess which one is the most locally rooted, stack up wins, and climb the leaderboard!