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The Custom Studio

Built to one wrist

A commission is not a configurator. It begins with a conversation and ends with a piece that exists once. Between those two points sit four stages, three to five months, and one watchmaker who does not leave your bench.

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The process

Four stages

Three to five months, typically

  1. The conversation

    An hour with a watchmaker. What you wear, what you do with your hands, what the piece is for. No sketches yet.

  2. The drawing

    Case, dial, hands and bracelet drawn to scale, then revised until the proportions are right on your wrist rather than on paper.

  3. The build

    Movement selected and regulated, case cut, dial finished by hand. You see the piece at every stage it can safely be seen.

  4. The handover

    Delivered in person at the boutique, with the drawings, the regulation certificate and a lifetime servicing record.

In the workshop

What we make ourselves

Dials

Enamel, aventurine, brushed and sunray brass, meteorite. Finished in-house, one at a time.

Cases

316L steel, titanium, and precious metal on request. Cut, lapped and polished to a hand-finished edge.

Movements

Swiss automatic and hand-wound calibres, regulated in five positions before the case is closed.

Private appointment

Start with a conversation

No obligation, and no deposit until the drawings are signed off.

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