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A quartz movement, accurate and inexpensive, is a simple command. A mechanical movement, however, is a narrative. It is a story that began in the alpine valleys of Switzerland, in the secluded workshops of Germany’s Black Forest, and has been refined over centuries.
Consider the finishing. This is where horology transcends engineering and enters the realm of art. Components invisible to the naked eye are beveled, polished, and decorated with techniques bearing poetic names: Côtes de Genève (Geneva stripes), a wave-like pattern that catches the light; perlage, a delicate circle-spotting that adorns base plates;
