With the introduction of its latest calibre, the PS 6402, Jeambrun enters a new chapter. The PS 6402 embodies a deliberate approach: combining robust engineering, refined chronograph architecture, and distinctive finishing, in a movement designed for modern watchmaking applications.

Beating at 28,800 vibrations per hour (4Hz) with a 55-hour power reserve, the Jeambrun PS 6402 movement features a skeletonized balance bridge, enhancing both visual depth and appreciation of the regulating organ, while contributing to a more contemporary mechanical expression.

Introducing the “Armure de France” finish — an interwoven hexagonal pattern.

More than decoration, it is conceived as a mark of structure and intent: a visible expression of the principles behind Jeambrun movements — quality, standardization, and long-term reliability.

In this sense, Jeambrun — together with the “Armure de France” pattern — acts as a trademark in its original meaning: a commitment to what stands behind the movement, ensuring consistency, serviceability, and trust across both watchmakers and owners.

Jeambrun is about reinstating an industrial logic — where design, engineering, and identification converge to serve durability and control.

At the intersection of industrial capability and watchmaking expertise.

Jeambrun was revived to expand the possibilities of French watchmaking through a competitive and pragmatic approach — not by opposing existing models, but by complementing them with a scalable and efficient alternative.

Designed as a collective platform, it provides a shared foundation to support brands, train watchmakers, and strengthen the ecosystem.

The PS 6402 is developed in collaboration with PCK (Peacock Watch Industry Group) — a vertically integrated manufacture founded in 1957 in Dandong, China. With over 100 technical patents and decades of experience, PCK delivers reliable, industrialized movements to leading international watch brands.