Georgetown, Texas — Est. 2023
Custom watches with hand-engraved dials — sculptural bas-relief, champlevé-style, and engine-turned inspired geometries. About 30 design projects each year; each may be for a single watch or a series built around the same design.
The Process
Your story, your imagery. We shape it into a dial design — bas-relief, champlevé-style, or engine-turned inspired geometries.
Sculptural engraving and hand-finishing on brass, titanium, or sterling silver. The heart of the watch.
Dial married to case and movement — tested in-house for fit, function, and water resistance.
Your keepsake, one of one. Backed by warranty and a watchmaker who knows your piece by name.
Every commission is scheduled. Capacity is about 30 design projects each year; a project may be for one watch or a series built around the same design — the waitlist sets the order.Join the Waitlist
Featured Work
Every dial is fabricated and hand-finished in-house. Each watch leaves the workshop as a keepsake — one of one.
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Maker's Market
Explore the tools and materials used for custom dial work: engraving fixtures, brass blanks, and movement parts.
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"Building your own? These parts become one-of-a-kind custom dials."
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For the Bench
Check out my tools and supplies available in the Maker's Market area of my web store — the same brass blanks, engraving fixtures, and parts I use to fabricate your dial.
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"Built from real workshop experience. Every part is tested in-house for compatibility with ETA 2824-2, Sellita SW200, Seiko NH35 and more."
