Materials Guide

Acier damas en horlogerie : quand la forge rencontre la montre automatique
Damascus steel in watchmaking: when the forge meets the automatic watch
Damascus steel possesses a particular power: you recognize it even before you know its name. Its waves, lines, contrasts, and depth tell a story of something ancient, manual, and metallurgical.... Read more...
Mokuti (titane damas) : le guide complet en coutellerie et horlogerie
Timascus: The Complete Guide to Damascus Titanium in Knife Making and Watchmaking
Timascus immediately catches the eye. Its blue, purple, gold, or copper reflections seem almost unreal, as if light has passed through the metal surface. However, the appeal of Timascus is... Read more...
Superconductor en horlogerie : le matériau rare qui transforme la science en montre
Superconductor in watchmaking: The rare material that transforms science into a watch
Some materials captivate with their beauty. Others with their history. Superconductor, on the other hand, fascinates because it seems to come from another world: that of particle accelerators, powerful magnets,... Read more...
Titane cristallisé : le métal qui révèle sa structure
Crystalline Titanium: the metal revealing its structure
Crystallized titanium here refers to titanium whose surface reveals a visible crystalline or microstructural pattern, obtained through specific treatments and finishes. The result is a textured, metallic, and naturally irregular... Read more...
Carbone forgé : le matériau technique qui transforme chaque montre en pièce unique
Forged carbon: the technical material that transforms every watch into a unique piece
Forged carbon is a composite material made of short carbon fibers mixed with resin, then molded under pressure. Unlike woven carbon fiber, it does not produce a regular pattern, but... Read more...