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Two hundred and thirty-one components, released in the order a watchmaker takes them off — crystal first, mainplate last.
Every bridge seated, every screw turned home. The case leaves the bench in steel and comes back coated — amorphous carbon, 1.8 microns, harder than the tool that cut it.
Black DLC. Twenty-four pieces a year, each signed on the mainplate by the watchmaker who closed it.
Fifty metres. A triple gasket at the crown, a screw-down back, and a case machined from a single billet.
Dry, running, unchanged. The tourbillon never stopped.
Forty-one and a half millimetres. It reads the time in any light and announces it in none.
Everything it is made of, and everything it is made of again.
Mechanical
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A manually wound skeleton chronograph. Nothing is hidden behind a dial because there is no dial — the architecture is the face.
- Calibre
- S-1 Skeleton
- Winding
- Manual
- Frequency
- 21,600 A/h
- Power reserve
- 72 h
- Jewels
- 38
- Components
- 231
- Regulator
- Tourbillon · 60 s
- Tolerance
- +2 / −0 s / day
- Case
- 41.5 mm · DLC
- Water resistance
- 50 m
- Crystal
- Sapphire · AR
- Strap
- Alligator · pin buckle
The
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One calibre, finished two ways. Steel and black DLC, each on alligator.
Six weeks of work,
eight seconds of film.
Assembled by hand at the bench, then regulated in five positions until it loses nothing and gains no more than two seconds a day.
Seen in person,
it is quieter.
Appointments at the atelier, weekdays. Bring a loupe if you have one.
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