A passion for horology
I live with watches. I dream of movements. And I try to think like a chess player.
The Magic of Mechanics
Tiny wheels, springs, escapement and other parts that are ready to serve your needs.
The Power of Engineering
Thousands of hours at the drawing board. And thousands more in the workshop.
The Mesmerizing Beauty
Beautifully designed parts and cases. The variations are endless. Just to find the way into your heart.
An array of knowledge
In these times, it is easy to find information and deepen one’s understanding of the history of horology. One may read of the great masters who came before, and uncover stories of true wonder. There are old books that light the path of how this craft came to be — and there are new books that guide the way through horology as it is practiced today.
Set your standards
- “Always do better than necessary” – Georges-Édouard Piaget
- “Give me the perfect oil, sire, and I will make you a perfect watch!” – Abraham-Louis Breguet to King Louis XVI
- “The quartz watch is a scientific instrument for measuring time, whereas the mechanical watch is a work of art.” – George Daniels
Famous words by famous people
- “I don’t wear a Tank watch to tell the time. In fact, I never wind it. I wear a Tank because it’s the watch to wear” – Andy Warhol
- “A gentlemen’s choice of timepiece says as much about him as does his Savile Row suit” – Ian Fleming
- “The two most powerful warriors are patience and time” – Leo Tolstoy