The art of guilloché
From a single sheet of metal to a symphony of reflected light, guilloché is the soul of the Sarnow dial. It is a rhythmic dance between man and machine
Using a manual, century-old rose engine, Jan hand-carves intricate geometric patterns into each dial with microscopic precision. This is not mere engraving; it is the art of capturing light, creating a shimmering, three-dimensional depth that lives and breathes on your wrist.
Because the guilloché features no coating or etching, each line has to be cut to perfection multiple times, in order to preserve a perfectly polished finish of every carved line.
Beauty in Every Gear
At the heart of our first timepiece lies a New Old Stock, fully serviced, vintage Unitas 6498 (pre-ETA) movement from the 1960s - engraved by a master in the craft.
To ensure your watch is a true extension of your legacy, we offer the distinction of having your initials hand engraved into the movement bridge. This bespoke detail ensures that while the gears measure the time, the engraving captures your personal history forever.