A Timepiece that Transcends Mere Function, Weaving Heritage, Craftsmanship, and Elegance Together.

What is Guilloché?

Originating in 18th-century Europe, this art transform metal into a canvas for light. Guided by a master artisan (Guillocheur), antique rose-engine lathes or straight-line engines dance across watch components. The artisan's left hand turns the crank while his / her right steers the chisel-laden carriage, engraving mathematically precise patterns - sunbursts, wave, or honeycombs - onto dials, cases, or movements. Each groove refracts dynamically, creating depth no industrial method can replicate. This "duet of metal and luminosity" demands decades of mastery: dozens to hundreds error-free hours for a single dial.

The Guilloché craftsmanship is the sould of the Overture Of Time Rhythm, a craft perfected over centuries in the ateliers of Switzerland. As light caresses the surface, the patterns reveal a mmesmerizing interplay of shadows and reflections, evoking the rise and fall of a musical crescendo.

“Quality is not an act, it is a habit.”

- Aristotle

The "LA REINE 1891" enblem on the dial, where "1891" is more than just a year - it acts as timpani in this symphony, grounding the rhythm of time. As the wrist moves, light dances across the Guilloché engraving, bridging past and present, tradition and innovation.

Wearing the Overture of Time Rhythm is like a melody etched in time, accompanying you through life's quiet pauses and triumphant crescendos.