The movements are submitted to the entire series of tests in accordance with the ISO 3159 norm. All the movements submitted for Fleurier Quality certification must have passed the tests of the Swiss Official Chronometer Testing Institute (COSC). Over a period of 15 days, the precision of mechanical watch movements is measured in five positions and at three different temperatures (8°C, 23°C and 38°C). Whatever these conditions, the movements must maintain precision ranging between -4 and +6 seconds per day for calibres measuring more than 20 mm in diameter, and between -5 and +8 seconds for smaller calibres.

Specifications define the level of finish required for the movement and its decoration. The luxury watch must also comply with the numerous specific technical and aesthetic criteria contained in the technical regulations of the Fleurier Quality Foundation (involving the choice of materials, of decorative techniques, and of finishes).

Metal, traditional ceramics, precious or avant-garde materials must be used. The use of plastic materials is prohibited.