Billet milling
Five-position calibration
Cleanroom integration
Hydrostatic testing
Monolithic 316L stainless steel billets undergo five-axis CNC milling to form the case architecture, followed by hand-chamfered lug bevels and circular brushed finishing.
Each automatic caliber undergoes seventy-two hours of electronic timing across dial-up, dial-down, and three pendant positions to guarantee tight four-second daily rate consistency.
Dials, faceted hands, and anti-reflective sapphire crystals are seated in positive-pressure cleanrooms to eliminate micro-particulates prior to screwing the exhibition caseback.
Completed cases undergo dual dry vacuum and wet hydrostatic chamber tests to confirm twenty atmospheres of water resistance before final serial engraving.
Utility over auction prestige
Traditional luxury houses bundle retail margins, brand ambassadors, and synthetic waitlists into four-figure markups. We mill resilient tools, regulate each movement by hand, and ship direct from the bench.
Current reference batch
Inspect active case dimensions, dial configurations, and movement technical sheets directly in the workshop catalog.