Calibre 88 — 312 components, hand-bevelled and assembled by a single watchmaker. Move your cursor. The watch follows.
Hover each piece — light moves across the sapphire the way it does in the boutique vitrine.
Every bridge is bevelled by hand under 10x magnification. The movement you see below took eleven months.
Each bridge edge is chamfered at 45 degrees, then polished until it catches light like a mirror.
Cotes de Geneve are ground into every plate — the signature you feel before you see.
Six positions, fourteen days. A Solenne leaves the atelier at −1/+3 seconds per day.
One watchmaker, one movement, start to finish. Her initials are engraved inside the caseback.
Four layers, one gesture. This is the scroll-fan pattern from the Tilt Card UI skill.
38mm of brushed gold. Stays put — everything else moves around it.
Black lacquer, twelve layers deep. Floats 46 pixels above the case.
Dauphine hands ride 92 pixels up — closest to your eye.
A soft-light gradient follows your cursor. Light, simulated.
Hover on desktop, tap on mobile — each card flips to its full technical sheet.
“We do not chase complications. We chase the moment light leaves the bevel — and decide everything else around it.”