MERIDIAN
The first line, drawn again.
- CASE
- 40 MM
- MOVEMENT
- AUTOMATIC
- RESERVE
- XX H
- MATERIAL
- 18K GOLD
CALIBRE 01
INITIALIZING
000
SCROLL
02DIAL
Inside every moment.
DIAL FINISHES
GUILLOCHÉ
Engraved on a hand-turned rose engine, one pass at a time.
03MOVEMENT
Every second has a mechanism.
CHAPTER 03 — MOVEMENT
MECHANICAL ENERGY
Lock. Release. Lock. One tooth at a time, the energy is let out in equal parts.
SHOWN AT ¼ SPEED
CHAPTER 04 — PRECISION
* Demonstration values for a fictional calibre.
CROSS-SECTION
Thicknesses are illustrative.
05CALIBRE
Precision has a heartbeat.
CALIBRE EXPLORER
A movement laid out so every stage can be seen through the caseback, from spring to balance.
CHAPTER 05 — CALIBRE 01
The crown is the only part of the movement you touch. Pull it, turn it, feel the hands follow.
Drag up or down on the watch. On a keyboard, use the arrow keys on the crown.
06MATERIAL
Light reveals the craftsmanship.
CHAPTER 06 — MATERIAL
SIX MATERIALS. ONE WATCH.
CASE ARCHITECTURE
Nothing here moves on its own. Only the light does, and it shows you every edge.
Engraved by hand, then left for the light to find.
07ASTRONOMY
Time began in the sky.
CHAPTER 07 — ASTRONOMY
MOONPHASE
NEW MOON
THE FIRST CLOCK
TIME ZONES
MUMBAI
—
TOKYO
—
PARIS
—
NEW YORK
—
DUBAI
—
LONDON
—
CHAPTER 08 — CRAFT
Each wheel is set by tweezers onto its jewel.
THE BENCH
Choose a tool.
HAND-FINISHING
A bevel polished by hand is invisible until the light finds it. The inward angle cannot be made by a machine.
MACHINE
Machine produces precision.
HAND
Hand creates character.
PRECISION NEEDS BOTH.
09HERITAGE
Every watch is a letter to the future.
CHAPTER 09 — HERITAGE
GENERATION 01
1901
Fictional history for a demonstration house.
10ON THE WRIST
A watch is worn, not owned.
CHAPTER 10 — ON THE WRIST
Forty millimetres. Eleven in height. It slips under a cuff and is forgotten, until you need it.
THE STRAP
Hand-stitched, matched scale by scale.
THE BUCKLE
A DAY
MORNING
Coffee, and the day's first appointment.
11COLLECTION
A machine for measuring moments.
The first line, drawn again.
Made for the hour after dinner.
Built to be forgotten on the wrist.
A sky, measured in the dial.
Twenty-six pieces. Each signed.
The watchmaker's own.
12IN PERSON
Some things must be seen in person.
BY INVITATION
REQUEST A PRIVATE APPOINTMENT