PROJECT 10 — COMMERCE BOOKING / CATALOGUE
A&S CHRONORA
A boutique platform for A&S Chronora, carrying Lebanon's official Rolex and Tudor retailer from collection browsing to a booked appointment and a certified pre-owned intake.
The brief.
We designed and developed A&S Chronora's digital presence inside the tightest constraint in luxury retail: two mandated maisons, each with its own guidelines, sharing one boutique. Rolex and Tudor sit as official retailer plaques in a fixed header while the house identity holds everything between them. Watches are not sold through a basket here — they are browsed by collection, then converted through an appointment with real availability, or through the Rewind programme, where an owner submits their own timepiece against a structured photo guide. A curved heritage timeline, a split service presentation and a dated event record complete a site built for a category where the sale finishes in the room.
WHAT WE DELIVERED
- 01Dual-maison brand architecture
Rolex and Tudor retailer systems held in one header and one house identity, each respected to guideline without either overwhelming the boutique's own voice.
- 02Collection catalogue & predictive search
Type-ahead search resolving across both maisons' collections with model imagery, so a visitor arriving by reference finds it before finishing the word.
- 03Three-step appointment booking
Purpose, date and time, and contact captured in sequence against a live availability calendar, so a boutique visit is confirmed rather than requested.
- 04Certified pre-owned intake
The Rewind programme built as a structured submission — owner details, model reference, accessories and a guided photo standard — turning trade-in enquiries into assessable records.
- 05Curved heritage timeline
A radial year-scale carrying the boutique's milestones, giving a house with real history a form that a vertical list would flatten.
- 06Aftersales service presentation
Maintenance and warranty given equal full-bleed weight with vertical typographic rules, treating servicing as part of ownership rather than a footnote.
- 07Editorial event record
Brand activations and boutique events published as a dated carousel, evidencing the maisons' presence in the market.
- 08CMS
Centralized publishing of collections, appointments, events, services and programme content without development support.
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