Independents
Cozmopak introduces Aaron Bescei's PAMEUS, a significant milestone as Bescei's first serially produced watch. This article highlights the meticulous craftsmanship and unique design elements that distinguish Bescei's work in the independent watchmaking scene. Readers will gain insight into the watchmaker's dedication and the PAMEUS's intricate details.
which was unknown to me. The architecture of the movement is distinctive and different from what we commonly see. The dial looks more familiar. Very interesting, thank you. Best, Emmanuel
But is very distinctive in its own way. The more you realize how much went into making that dial, the more impressive it becomes. And yes, Aaron has been on the scene for decades, but has always preferred to operate backstage.
What's the damage on it?
I came close to ordered one of his non round watches a while ago. This one looks good too.
I had the fortunate opportunity to handle an early prototype last week in GVA. It has some of the finest finishing I have seen. I believe the entire subscription is already allotted - approx 12 a year for 4 or 5 yrs. I feel lucky to have squeaked in. Of course, now I want one of his unique pieces!
I first met him in Basel back in 2003 or 2004, when he was exhibiting at the AHCI stand way in the back of Hall 5. Terrible lighting for looking at watches, as many remember, but it was here in this tucked away corner of Baselworld (as it became known latterly) that some of the most creative and brilliant talents of the last 25years of independent Horology resided for 6 days. Upon meeting Aaron, I knew I was in the presence of genius. Crafting the desk clocks with Tourbillons and perpetual calen
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