Keaton Myrick

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Overview

Keaton Myrick is an independent American watchmaker based in Oregon, producing small numbers of handmade, custom watches using traditional artisanal methods. The brand focuses on precision-crafted timepieces inspired by masters like George Daniels and Philippe Dufour, with production limited to 5-6 watches per year as of 2025. It occupies a niche in the independent watchmaking segment, emphasizing high-end finishing and customization for connoisseurs, while also providing components to other makers and restoration services.¹²³

History

Keaton Myrick founded the brand in 2013 after working for custom watchmaker MKII, attending Lititz Watch Technicum, and servicing Rolex watches. He established a workshop in the Pacific Northwest to produce exclusive handmade timepieces and offer high-end repair services. Key milestones include the release of the '1 of 30' series, a 30-piece limited edition refined over years with client-customized designs, and ongoing development of the Caliber 29.30 based on the Unitas 6497.²³⁴⁶

Product Lines

Product Line	Positioning	Price Range
1 of 30 (Limited Edition Wristwatch)	Artisanal custom chronometer	$10,000 - $20,000
Caliber 29.30 (Hand-Finished Movement)	High-end independent timepiece	$15,000 - $25,000

Manufacturing

Watches are handmade in a workshop in Oregon, USA, with Keaton Myrick performing most production personally using traditional tools and practices. Cases are CNC-milled in-house from 316L steel and pressure-tested to 3 ATM. About 80% of his time goes to his own watches, with the rest on components for others.³⁶⁷

Notable Products

1 of 30 - 30-piece limited series refined since 2013, featuring engine-turned dials and client-custom designs.
Caliber 29.30 - Modified Unitas 6497-based movement with exceptional hand-finishing.
American Chronometer - Early model showcasing high-end construction inspired by Philippe Dufour.

Reputation

Enthusiasts and professionals praise Keaton Myrick for outstanding finishing, traditional craftsmanship, and contributions to American independent watchmaking. His small-batch, bespoke approach appeals to connoisseurs valuing the Pacific Northwest independent spirit. Criticisms are minimal in available sources, though limited production may restrict accessibility.³⁸

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