Guilloché Main II

An art where the craftsman’s hand meets the mechanism: a manual lathe with cams determines the designs, while the hand guides the chisel — a mark of exceptional watchmaking whose origins date back to the 16th century.

Guilloché is the art of decoration through engraved
repetitive patterns and geometric motifs.
Traditionally, guilloché is used to create variation, as in music: the theme or motif creates the starting point, then the rhythm or associations are woven in.

In a limited production of approximately 99 pieces.