Some dials are made from extraordinary materials, like a rare meteorite from Mars. Others reveal Earth’s beautiful stones in their purest form: deep-blue lapis lazuli, streaked green malachite, an opal with changing hues, intense onyx or mysteriously elegant black jade. Still others have been given a glossy lacquer finishing or display the graphic stylishness of a concentric clou de Paris motif. Some more technical models are clad in anodised titanium surrounding a two-toned blue and black dial.

The mainplate of these timepieces is also used as a canvas for visual expression. It might feature the interplay play of chromatic contrasts, special luminescent treatments that come alive in the dark, or even precious materials – such as Murano aventurine glass with its celestial reflections. It’s the place where specialised craftsmen can reveal their artistry as well, like miniature painting inspired by gold embroidery.

The hands have a strong character and engage in a subtle dialogue with the dials. They come in bright, daring colours – red, green, orange, yellow – or play it cool in black or grey. The leather straps complete the composition with refined shades and carefully chosen stitching.

Each embodies a vision, an emotion, an idea transformed into a work of watchmaking. Together, they form a confidential collection, designed for collectors in search of rare timepieces.