Even invisible components, such as the underside of bridges, are crafted with a circular grain, a testament to the respect for the watchmakers who assemble them and the art of watchmaking in its entirety.
Crafted in white gold, the micro-rotor is finely engraved by hand along its edge and surface — Its hammered texture, magnified by a layer of translucent enamel, highlights the precision and depth of traditional craftsmanship.
196 components
Black-polished steel bridges
Hand-hammered gold micro-rotor with translucent enamel
Domed, beveled tourbillon bridge
Wide Côtes de Genève with hand beveling
Hand-engraved subscription number
The value of a movement is in equal measure to the expertise of the craftsman who makes it, and the quality of its finishing.
This automatic mechanical calibre showcases a perfectly balanced architecture, built around a central chaton.
Its four distinct circular zones — the tourbillon, micro-rotor, and twin barrels positioned below — reflect a harmonious and purposeful design.

Three parallel bridges define the movement's architecture, with hidden screws for a clean, refined and contemporary design.
Bridges are hand-bevelled with sharp inward angles and finished with beading on the bottom.
Eight wheels are wire-cut, each with 20 inward angles and polished by hand.
Chatonné movement with five main chatons.
