One watch, made slowly. Forty-one millimetres of restraint, a hand-finished caliber, and a dial that refuses to shout. It will outlast your enthusiasm for it, and then your indifference.
Maison founded 1893 · Vallée de Joux
Calibre H-93 · local time —:—:—
A movement is finished for the person who will never see it, which is precisely why it is finished at all.
Each caliber passes through one watchmaker's bench from first bridge to final regulation — eleven weeks, no handoffs, no hurry. The bridges are chamfered by hand until the light travels them like a corridor.
We make two hundred and forty watches a year. We could make more. The queue is part of the object, the way waiting is part of music.
| Reference | HG-2410 “Midi” |
|---|---|
| Caliber | H-93, in-house, hand-wound, 217 components, 29 jewels |
| Reserve | 96 hours, twin barrels |
| Frequency | 3 Hz (21,600 vph), free-sprung balance |
| Case | 904L steel, 41mm × 9.8mm, hand-polished bezel |
| Dial | Hand-lacquered anthracite, applied indices, italics at twelve |
| Crystal | Sapphire, double anti-reflective, invisible from most angles |
| Water resistance | 5 ATM — rain, regret, champagne |
| Finishing | Côtes brutes, black-polished screws, warranted for a lifetime of Tuesdays |
Every strap is cut to length at the atelier and closed with a pin buckle engraved on the underside, where only you will know.