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Maison Vérant · Genève

Nocturne

Assembled by hand in Genève. 39 mm, champagne gold.

I · The Calibre

Three hundred and twelve parts.

Each one finished by hand. Most will never be seen.

II · The Escapement

Twenty-eight thousand eight hundred heartbeats an hour.

Regulated in six positions, over forty days.

III · L’Assemblage

One watchmaker. One watch.

From the first screw to the last, a single pair of hands.

Genève · Est. 1891

VÉRANT

Set at ten past ten · Signed by hand

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Histoire · 1891 to today

History of Maison Vérant. In 1891, Auguste Vérant opened a single window onto Lake Geneva. He made one watch a season, by hand and by daylight. His apprentices learned as he had: slowly, and without shortcuts. Five generations on, the bench, the tools and the patience remain. Every Vérant still leaves the atelier signed by the hands that made it.

Founded in Genève
1891
Movements assembled by hand
18,640
Watchmakers across 3 ateliers
42
Countries served
31

One calibre · Six expressions

The Collection

Fewer than forty watches leave the atelier each year. Each is signed inside the caseback by the hand that built it.

Collection I

Ref. 1891-NN

Nocturne Noir

The house signature on black calfskin, saddle-stitched in the atelier.

Collection II

Ref. 1891-NC

Nocturne Cognac

Deep brown leather that darkens with years of wear, as it should.

Collection III

Ref. 1891-NM

Nocturne Minuit

Matched to the dial: a hand-glazed alligator strap in the maison’s night blue.

Collection IV

Ref. 1891-AB

Nocturne Acier

A satin-brushed bracelet and case, cut from a single block of metal.

Collection V

Ref. 1891-BC

Nocturne Bicolore

Polished steel outer links framing a centre row of champagne gold.

Collection VI

Ref. 1891-JD

Nocturne Joaillerie

The high-jewellery piece: a bezel set by hand with forty-eight diamonds.

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