FLEURIER · INDEPENDENT WATCHMAKING

Made with the next watchmaker in mind.

The T-01. A manually wound, small-seconds watch in steel. Made for regular wear and close examination.

CHF 48,000 before tax.

Also made with a charcoal dial.

In Fleurier or by video.

Complete T-01 in steel with a matte silver dial, small seconds at six and a brown leather strap.
T-01 · Matte silver dial · 37.5 mm steel case

01 / THE CALIBRE

One calibre. Made to be understood.

Individually removable bridges in German silver (nickel, copper and zinc). A conventional Swiss lever escapement: lever, escape wheel and balance. Construction the next watchmaker can read.

Reverse of calibre T/01 showing removable German-silver bridges, brass train wheels and polished steel fittings.
Exploded calibre view separating the removable bridges, wheel train and mainplate.
  1. 01 Bridges
  2. 02 Train
  3. 03 Mainplate

Calibre T/01

Winding
Manual
Frequency
3 Hz
Power reserve
60 hours
Case
37.5 × 8.8 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Lug-to-lug
44 mm
Crystal
Sapphire, front and back
Setting
Stop-seconds

Examine the T-01

02 / UNDER MAGNIFICATION

Every bevel has a record.

The T-01’s bridges are cut in our Fleurier workshop, then bevelled and polished by hand.

03 / THE WORKSHOP

A workshop built around continuity.

Founded in 2016 by restoration watchmaker Alix Talvrenne and movement constructor Éline Dervaillet. Today, 24 people complete approximately 240 watches a year.

We machine our plates, bridges and train wheels. Specialist partners supply cases, crystals, jewels, springs and straps; their contributions are recorded.

Alix Talvrenne and Éline Dervaillet work at adjacent daylight benches, with colleagues and precision tools behind them.
Alix Talvrenne and Éline Dervaillet · Fleurier
Meet the workshop

The founders still own the house. Four years of development produced the first manually wound calibre. The workshop maintains one core movement platform, directing development toward finishing, reliability and repair.

04 / THE DOSSIER

The record travels with the watch.

Before assembly, we photograph the surfaces that will disappear beneath the dial. Those photographs accompany your watch, together with its rate results and service drawings.

Illustrative open dossier with movement photographs, an unlabeled calibre drawing and chart, and blank inspection fields beside the T-01.
Illustrative sample dossier.
  1. 01 / Photographs before assembly
  2. 02 / Assembler and inspector sign-offs
  3. 03 / Fifteen-day cased-watch test
Inspect the sample dossier

This demonstration shows the records supplied with a watch. Photographs, signatures and test charts shown here are illustrative.

Finishing map

Hand-rounded bevels, four inward corners and black-polished steel fittings are identified separately. The finish map distinguishes handwork from machine operations.

Hand-rounded bevels

The map marks this bridge edge as hand-rounded and polished, separate from machine operations.

Four inward corners

The map marks these internal corners as finished by hand, separate from machine operations.

Black-polished steel

The map marks these steel fittings as flat mirror polishing, separate from machine operations.

Inspection and regulation

The dossier identifies the assembler and inspector. The fifteen-day cased-watch report records positions, winding states, results and acceptance criteria.

Repair pack

Assembly drawings, a parts catalogue, material specifications and lubrication instructions accompany the watch.

05 / OWNERSHIP

Repair knowledge, kept within reach.

Your repair pack includes assembly drawings, a parts catalogue, material specifications and lubrication instructions. Qualified independent repairers have permission to use them. The repair pack states that a working independent watchmaker may use those documents.

Organised trays of spare movement parts beside a technical assembly drawing on the workshop bench.
  1. 01 / A written 25-year spares commitment. Parts only, not a warranty.
  2. 02 / Workshop time reserved for existing owners
  3. 03 /
    1. Contact
    2. Assessment
    3. Agreed work
    4. Returned record
Read the service provisions

Service-critical spares are stocked against a written 25-year commitment, supported by a reserve funded from each sale. The commitment covers those parts. Workshop labour is quoted before any work. It does not include free maintenance. Movement changes are recorded by revision, with compatibility stated explicitly.

Contact the workshop. Discuss the assessment and agree the work. Your watch returns with its service record updated.

06 / AN INVITATION

Let us open the dossier beside the watch.

Handle the T-01, inspect its finishing under magnification and discuss its construction, delivery and care with a watchmaker.

Your first independent watch? You are welcome here.

In Fleurier or by video.

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A watchmaker offers the steel T-01 above an open dossier, ready for inspection at the bench.