Time, kept quietly.
A watch is the object we look at most and think about least. The house is studying a single, quiet timepiece — one dial, one case, no noise.
In study
A watch is the object we look at most and think about least. It sits on the wrist through every meeting, every drive, every dinner — closer to the skin than anything but scent.
The house is not in a hurry to make one. We are studying a single timepiece: a dial you can read in a glance, a case thin enough to slip under a cuff, and a strap cut by the same hands that make our gloves.
It will arrive when it is right, and not before.
What it must be
i
One dial
No complications for their own sake. Hours, minutes and the restraint to stop there.
ii
Under the cuff
Proportions taken from the dress watches of the mid-century — thin, legible, quiet.
iii
Our leather
A strap made in the house atelier, from the same calfskin as our wallets.
Until then, the house is carried in scent and leather.