StatisticsSwiss watch exports
Statistics on Swiss watch exports are updated monthly. They are based on foreign trade statistics prepared by the Federal Customs Administration. All values are expressed as export prices, according to declarations made by the exporting firms.
May 2020
Second month of quasi-paralysis
Following the very steep decline in April (-81.3%), Swiss watch exports continued to slow down in May. More...
| Monthly analysis | [ April ] |
| Total value by markets | [ April / January - April ] |
| Watches and total value by regions | [ April / January - April ] |
| Watches and movements since 2013 | [ April / January - April ] |
| Results of current month | |
2019 annual results |
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| Press release | |
| Total value by markets | |
| Watches and total value by regions | |
| Watches and movements since 2013 | |
Historical series since 2000 |
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| Total value by market and by region | |
| Watches by price point | |
| Watches by material | |
| Quartz and mechanical watches | |
The data supplied by the Federal Customs Administration and published by the FH can be subsequently revised or adjusted. The most recent publications prevail.
World statistics
Each year, the FH compares the results of the main watch producing or exporting countries in an illustrated summary report. This document provides an overview of trends in the sector.
The Swiss and World watch industries in 2019 EN - FR - DE
The Swiss and World watch industries in 2018 EN - FR - DE
The Swiss and World watch industries in 2017 EN - FR - DE
Important
Statistics published by the FH are based on export figures and not on sales to the end consumer. There may be differences between these two types of results. In addition, FH statistics are the result of consolidating the exports of all Swiss watchmaking firms. It is not possible on the basis of these statistics to determine the business trends of a particular firm or group, bearing in mind that performance levels may differ from one company to another.
