Create a watch that reflects your personality by choosing the aesthetic and technical elements that will define your project. Our workshop will guide you through component selection and the creation of your timepiece.
Explore a selection of bespoke projects and watchmaking creations: dials, components, finishes and personal engravings.
Our bespoke customisation service allows you to start with an existing model and tailor its appearance to your tastes. Every detail is chosen to create a watch that feels like yours.
Case, bezel, insert, dial, hands, strap or caseback: every component contributes to the identity and visual balance of your timepiece.
OUR SPECIALITY
Give your watch a truly distinctive identity with our bespoke dial-printing service. You choose the logo, brand and wording that will appear on your dial at 12 and 6 o'clock.
At 12 o'clock: your logo, name or brand identity.
At 6 o'clock: a personalised inscription, signature or meaningful message.
A personal project, military association, corporate watch, gift or special edition: bring your own watchmaking identity to life. Your brand. Your watch.
Each project is developed in direct consultation with you. We guide and advise you on components and finishes to ensure a result that is coherent, balanced and true to your vision.
Select each component to learn how it contributes to your watch. An illustrative image and description will guide your choice.
The first choice is the case: its shape, proportions and comfort on the wrist. We work with cases made of 316L or 904L stainless steel, depending on the model and technical requirements.
A mirror-polished finish looks very different from a brushed satin finish. We can also combine finishes and apply PVD coatings — black, gold-toned or other shades — for a more understated, sporty or distinctive watch.
The bezel frames the dial and can completely transform the balance of the watch. Smooth, fluted, polished, brushed, black or gold-toned : it is an excellent way to add contrast, such as a gold-toned bezel on a steel case.
On a dive watch or GMT, it can also serve a function: unidirectional or bidirectional rotating bezel, with a 60- or 120-click mechanism depending on the construction. We select the right configuration based on the case, intended use and component compatibility.
On a dive watch or GMT, the insert carries the markings that make the bezel useful: a dive timing scale or 24-hour scale. It also plays an important role in the watch's overall identity.
Black, blue, red, two-tone, matte or glossy finishes, discreet or contrasting markings: the right choice depends on the whole design, especially the dial and hand colours. Material and dimensions must of course match the chosen bezel.
This is often where the project becomes truly personal. We consider applied or printed hour markers, their shape, the dial colour, textures, finishes and luminous material.
For certain creations, we can explore unusual materials such as meteorite, malachite or tiger's eye, subject to availability and machining or thickness constraints.
Our particular speciality is bespoke dial printing : your logo, brand or inscriptions at 12 and 6 o'clock. We prepare a production proof to approve the artwork, proportions and positioning before production.
The shape of the hands must suit the dial and the watch's style: baton, dauphine, sword or Mercedes hands , or another design compatible with the movement. We also pay close attention to their length and the legibility of the markers.
A red, orange or blue seconds hand can be enough to change the character of the watch. Depending on available components, you may also choose luminous material with a green or blue glow for the hands and markers.
The strap or bracelet is your final aesthetic choice, but also the one you feel on your wrist all day. Steel, leather, FKM rubber or fabric : each material offers a distinct look and feel.
We work with you on colour, texture, length and clasp — pin buckle or folding clasp, depending on the model — to create a balanced result suited to your needs.
Would you rather admire the movement or keep a classic back? Depending on the case, we can consider a solid or exhibition caseback, revealing the calibre and, where applicable, its oscillating weight.
A solid caseback provides an excellent surface for laser engraving : a name, date, logo, serial number or personal inscription. We check material and water-resistance requirements before approving the project.
The crystal affects legibility, reflections and even the watch's profile. Depending on the case, we may consider flat, domed or bevelled sapphire crystal, possibly with an anti-reflective coating.
For a vintage-inspired project, acrylic crystal offers its own distinctive dome and reflections. The choice always depends on the case geometry, available dimensions and water-resistance requirements.
The crown is most noticeable in profile but makes a real contribution to the watch's identity. We can choose its shape, diameter, colour and finish : for example, a black crown on a steel case creates a striking contrast.
Depending on its construction, we may also offer laser engraving on the crown, with initials or a logo. Compatibility with the stem, tube and screw-down system remains the priority.
We carefully review every project to develop a coherent, achievable design that meets your expectations.
You tell us about your ideas, inspirations and the model on which you would like to base your project. We guide you through the available options, help build a balanced design and check technical feasibility.
Together, we decide on your watch's components, aesthetics and any technical constraints. Once the design is agreed, a deposit is requested to start the project. We then provide a production proof, particularly for dial customisation, showing the exact positions of logos and lettering at 12 and 6 o'clock. This is the stage at which you can request final adjustments, so every detail is approved before production begins.
The components are then ordered. For personalised dial printing, production generally takes around 30 days. Your watch is then prepared and assembled in our workshop and checked before collection or shipment. Certain final details, such as laser engraving or last component adjustments, may be submitted for your approval. Your bespoke timepiece is then ready to wear.
The final price depends on the selected model and the level of customisation. Additional charges may apply for specific components or work.
Production time depends on the project, component availability and workshop workload. We will provide an estimated timeframe before confirmation.
We guide you through the aesthetic and technical choices to ensure your project remains coherent and the result meets our quality standards.
For any bespoke customisation enquiry, our workshop is available to discuss your project and assess its feasibility.
