A factual description of data movement that can be confirmed in the current website code.
This page covers website forms, the browser-based collection register and the scripts loaded by this site. It does not describe processing outside the code reviewed for this website.
When you submit a site form, the browser sends the completed fields and current page path to the Maison Montres site relay. The relay validates the submission and sends the accepted fields to its configured messaging destination. The current relay code does not create a separate database record of the accepted message.
If a form includes a file field, the current browser script sends the selected filenames, not the file contents. Do not place identity documents, payment credentials or other unnecessary sensitive information in a text field.
The relay checks content type, request size, allowed fields, field length, required fields and anti-bot fields. It also rate-limits submissions. For that limit, connection-address data is converted into a salted hash and request times are held in application memory for the active rate-limit window. This does not describe separate infrastructure logs or storage by the messaging destination.
The collection register runs in your browser. Entries stay in the current browser session unless you enable local save, which uses browser local storage and is not encrypted by the register tool. Export creates a file on your device. The register script does not send register entries to the site form relay. Anyone with access to that browser profile or an exported file may be able to read the data.
No third-party analytics tag currently loads on the reviewed pages. The shared site script can emit measurement events inside the browser for form and service-link actions. An event may include the page, action type and a categorical service value. The current script does not send those events over the network.
Use the contact page to ask how a prior submission is handled. Share only the information needed to identify the request.