TIME,
COLLECTED.
We source, authenticate, restore and regulate rare mechanical watches — from railroad-grade pocket watches to hand-built tourbillons — for collectors who want the movement, not just the name on the dial.
Four disciplines,
one bench.
Every piece that enters the atelier passes through the same rigorous process, whichever discipline it needs most.
Authentication
Movement, case and dial cross-checked against archive references before a piece ever reaches the catalogue.
Restoration
Full disassembly, ultrasonic cleaning, hand-finishing of bridges and re-bluing of steel where the original called for it.
Regulation
Timed across six positions on our own regulator until the rate holds inside chronometer tolerance.
Acquisition
We source directly from estates, retiring collectors and workshop commissions — rarely from open auction.
From the collection.
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Every piece passes through the same bench.
No two watches arrive in the same condition, but every one leaves having gone through the same disassembly, cleaning, finishing and timing process — documented, and available to the next owner.
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“They found a Grade 141 I'd been hunting for three years, then sent me a full timing report before I even asked.”
— R. HALVORSEN, OSLO“The tourbillon they built runs tighter than watches ten times the price. This is a real bench, not a boutique.”
— M. OKAFOR, LAGOS“I sent them a watch three other workshops had given up on. It came back keeping time to the second.”
— C. DUBOIS, MONTRÉAL
