I have been a watchmaker since 2017. I have always wanted to create watches that reflect the people who wear them: unique, personal, and timeless. Each project begins with attentive listening, in order to understand the style, desires, and personality of the person who will wear the watch.

I did my first training on Soviet movements like Molnija, Raketa, and Vostok. This training taught me patience, precision, and respect for ancient mechanisms. I have also worked on Japanese and Swiss calibers, which allowed me to develop varied experience and a complete vision of mechanical watchmaking.

Today, I put this experience at the service of custom-made watches, assembled with patience and precision. Every detail is studied to create a reliable, balanced piece that is faithful to its owner.

This idea started with a friend who wanted to create an atypical watch. I decided to offer him the creation from A to Z, despite all the difficulties and technical constraints. We had to think about the design, the proportions, the choice of components, the assembly, and the adjustments of the movement.

After 8 months of research, trials, and corrections, I arrived at the desired watch. This first creation confirmed my desire to design timepieces that look like no other. It represents the importance of dialogue, perseverance, and artisanal work in every project.