Independents

The trend is confirmed: France gradually regains its place as a country that counts in the world of high-level watchmaking. What gives me the greatest pleasure is that this growing credibility is the result of the work of young watchmakers, which augurs w...  

I was a little bit scared that it was going to be too big for my taste, I'm happy I was wrong. If I could, I would buy it, that's how much I like it. I'd ask for some small changes though. Thanks for sharing. Vte

It is those small details, that makes me love this watch (and I’ve always been a fan of asymmetric designs). It is a pity, for me, that this price range is so out of my reach. And even if it were at my reach, I don’t think I could justify to myself spendi... 

Also a safe bet that most of the potential buyers allready have a few watches in that price bracket. Intersting piece that ill likely only see photos of.

On both accounts. There’s some wealth around and collectors willing to use it for pieces as beautiful as this. Thankfully that is the case, as otherwise we would never see watches like this being crafted.

Will communicate with this watchmaker.

I had a Chronoswiss with these hands. Or the grey-blue at right below in SJX’s assortment photo: Or the experimental Ming buckles? My pocket watch hand assortment has lots of color options. Cazalea ...  

Thank you for sharing these excellent photographs. For this type of watch, I find I am appreciative of the thick aspect ratio, together with the domed sapphire. A sense of robustness is bred into the design. The way it sits on your wrist looks a bit odd, ... 

and also a reminiscent of Jean Baptise-Voit's chronometre. Maybe this is the French style . Very old world charm, I like. But as a new watchmaker, why make this tourbillon when it is not exactly very special, with no remontoir or anything new. Maybe I'm m...