The Debut Collection
Première Édition
Three hundred numbered specimens. Each marking the beginning of a narrative, each bearing a unique identity. The Première Édition exists not as a collection, but as a testament to beginnings.
What They Say About Us
Collectors Feedback
That dial and Roman numerals pattern is stunning. The mid-century geometry gives it such a distinctive character. Rare to find this level of artistic detail in a modern timepiece.
The rectangular shape reminds me of watches from the 40s, but it doesn't feel like a reproduction. It's its own thing. The proportions work really well on the wrist, not too big or too small.
The way those hands catch the light is really something. Combined with that unique numeral pattern, it's just a beautiful dial to look at. You can tell they spent time getting the details right.
Hand-winding changes everything about how you interact with a timepiece. That morning ritual creates a connection you don't get with automatics. The Sellita SW210-1b is bulletproof reliable too.
I love that there's no date window. So many watches ruin a clean dial by cramming in functions nobody asked for. This just tells time, and it does it elegantly.

The Dial
French Artistry
Each dial reveals a unique Roman numerals pattern originally developed by hand, its intricate mid-century geometry whispers of a French artistic lineage.

The Movement
Swiss Precision
At the center, the Sellita SW210-1 b, a hand-wound movement chosen not merely for its precision, but for the ritual it demands. Each morning, a momentary meditation between the wearer and time itself.

Roman Numberals

Leaf Hands

Brushed & Polished

Slim Profile

The Design
L'élégance discrète
Our design philosophy embraces presence through absence. The proportions speak, not declare. A dialogue between form and restraint, where what is withheld becomes what is revealed.

The Case
La Forme
The 30mm × 32.5mm silhouette, 42.5mm lug-to-lug, crafted in 316L stainless steel. A study in proportion that acknowledges the 1940s, when timepieces were conceived as companions rather than statements.

A presence on the wrist that speaks through silence, honoring the dialogue between time and its keeper.












