Every Clock Machine can be taken up in your colours, engraved with your name, produced as a numbered series. This has been the house's craft since 1986: our watches are composed piece by piece, and so are our clocks.
The lacquer is applied in the workshop, on the machined piece. The colours of a racing team, a brand, a car: the palette that serves our watches serves our clocks too.
A name, a date, a record of wins, a dedication. Engraved into the aluminium of the plate or the base — not printed, not stuck on.
A crest, a coat of arms, a company logo, set at the centre of the dial. It is often that detail which turns a clock from a fine object into a trophy.
Ten pieces for a club, fifty for a company anniversary. Each one carries its number on its plate, like the series in the collection.
The Steering Wheel, six executions. The same piece, six colours — and the palette does not stop there.
A cup ends up in a display case, then in a box. A Clock Machine stays on a desk and tells the time for twenty years — and for twenty years, it says why it is there.
Podium, prize-giving, club victory, retirement, company anniversary, a gift to a partner: it is the same object, with your colours, your logo and the name of the recipient engraved on its plate.
The form below. Five minutes, and nothing is committed.
To go through what can be done, what cannot, and what can be done differently.
Free of charge, with no commitment on your part. You see your piece before it exists.
Allow about one month of manufacturing from your approval.
The more you tell us, the truer the 3D rendering will be. No payment is asked for at this stage.
An advisor will call you within two working days to talk it through. The 3D rendering follows, free and without commitment.
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