Current collection
Five calibres. No variants.
"We make thirty watches per year. Each one takes eleven months."
How a piece is made
- 01
Commission
A conversation, not a form. We meet to understand what the piece should accomplish: the complications required, the materials preferred, the hand that will wear it.
- 02
Design
The movement architecture is drawn before a single part is machined. Four weeks of technical drawings, reviewed twice before metal is cut.
- 03
Manufacture
Every component (187 in the Calibre I, 499 in the Grande Sonnerie) is made in-house. Outsourcing parts is not how we achieve the tolerances we require.
- 04
Assembly
One watchmaker assembles your piece from start to finish. The same hands that cut the wheels, set the jewels, adjust the escapement.
- 05
Delivery
Eleven months from commission. Tested for accuracy at six positions over fourteen days. Delivered in person.
On tolerances
A hairspring that deviates by one micron in its geometry introduces an error of 30 seconds per day. We measure to half a micron.
For those who intend to carry one
Commissions open for 2026.
We accept four new commissions per quarter. The waiting list is currently open. Initial conversations take approximately one hour.
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