Our concept of Fine Watchmaking
Embracing difference
There are no absolutes! Time has been passing through the hour and minute hands for 7 centuries. No need to look at hands anymore: the Trilobe watch is pointing to a new pole, enhanced with nonconformity and jostling encounters. The watch leaves time travelling along its own path and reinventing its wheel. Thus a new classic is born, hands less, but with a sprinkle of magic!
A conceptual reversal
Yesterday, time was frozen under rotating hands. With the Trilobe watch, time starts moving. Emboldened by this momentum, three rotating rings rush forward, carrying with them the scales of time: the largest ring for hours, the median one for minutes, the smallest one for seconds. A new classic.
Trilobe,a conceptual reversal
Yesterday, time was frozen under rotating hands. With the Trilobe watch, time starts moving. Emboldened by this momentum, three rotating rings rush forward, carrying with them the scales of time: the largest ring for hours, the median one for minutes, the smallest one for seconds. A new classic.
Can you tell time?Sure, I have time!
Will you need a quarter-second more to read time? What if it was time to free oneself from this harrying sense of immediacy? To no longer live in haste and hurry? Isn’t taking its time a true luxury? Join Trilobe in its new round of time: a time set in motion, a time now liberated.
Trilobe. Time. Liberated.
Can you tell time?Sure, I have time!
Will you need a quarter-second more to read time? What if it were time to free oneself from this harrying sense of immediacy? To no longer live in haste and hurry? Isn’t taking its time a true luxury? Join Trilobe in its new round of time: a time set in motion, a time now liberated.
Trilobe. Time. Liberated.
Trilobe
on your wrist
It is 10 hours, 19 minutes and 55 seconds.
Setting the watch
A familiar and simple gesture that makes setting the time of your watch as natural as it is intuitive.
Pull the crown and turn in either direction to position the trilobes according to the hours and minutes of the time you wish. Then push the crown back to its initial position.
An ornamental pattern made of several circular arcs.
An architectural motif that echoes the three pillars of time – Hours, Minutes and Seconds. Timeless and universal, this figure gives its name to the brand, and becomes the new indicator of time.
TheSainte-Chapelle rose window
Chosen for the skeleton of the seconds disc. A mysterious place for Parisians, far from the distracted eyes of passers-by. A so-called “radiant” architecture, allowing the rays of light to enter. No other building had been so bright before its construction. A luminous and subtle invitation into the heart of the movement.
Three eccentric and rotating rings
Turning counterclockwise. An opposite stance from traditional watchmaking.
Eccentricity
And the three non-aligned trilobes? And the fish traded for a duck? Why not?
A touch of poetry and eccentricity on your wrist.
Collection
Les Matinaux
Our first collection. Inspired by the author René Char and his poetry collection “Les Matinaux”. Three circles, five variations: which one would you choose?
