Workshop principles
Horological engineering
Independent control over movement assembly, case machining, and dial layout defines every timepiece produced within our workshop walls.
Case architecture
Mechanical integrity stripped of ornament
Every case is machined to tolerances measured in microns before hand-finishing. We design dials for legibility, mechanical longevity, and balance under light, stripping away superficial luxury to emphasize pure horological function.
Architectural clocks and wristwatches are built for generational longevity, utilizing brushed steel surfaces and robust gear trains designed to withstand decades of continuous wear.
Assembly & testing
Four stages of regulation
01
Component machining
Raw steel blocks are milled to strict micron tolerances for case and bridge construction.
02
Movement assembly
Gear trains and escapements are hand-fitted by master watchmakers under optical magnification.
03
Escapemic regulation
Hairsprings are adjusted and timed across multiple positions to ensure absolute rate stability.
04
Final casing
Movements are sealed within finished housings and subjected to rigorous water and shock testing.