Shaped by
what remains

Gaël Petermann and Florian Bédat met in 2007 at the Geneva watchmaking school.
Their paths quickly aligned around a shared vision of fine mechanics and respect for traditional craft. Years spent working side by side, in Switzerland and in Germany, shaped their approach. Today, in their workshop near Lausanne, they create timepieces at their own pace, guided by precision, restraint and intention.

Petermann Bédat Reference 1825, three-hand wristwatch with green grand feu enamel dial

Three hands, pure form

Reference 1825

A three-hand watch in its purest form. A redesigned calibre, reduced to what truly matters.

  • 38.00 mmCase
  • 56 hReserve
  • 21Jewels
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Petermann Bédat Reference 1967, dead-beat seconds wristwatch in rose gold

Dead-beat seconds

Reference 1967

A dead-beat seconds wristwatch inspired by pocket watches and German aesthetic.

  • 39.00 mmCase
  • 36 hReserve
  • 29Jewels
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Petermann Bédat Reference 2941, mechanical chronograph with skeletonised dial

Mechanical chronograph

Reference 2941

A more expressive piece, balancing mechanical complexity with visual clarity.

  • 38.60 mmCase
  • 42 hReserve
  • 43Jewels
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Petermann Bédat Reference 2914, platinum wristwatch, a first glimpse of 20 pieces

Platinum · A first glimpse of 20 pieces

Reference 2914

A 36.5 mm platinum case, drawn from our years restoring vintage timepieces.

  • 36.50 mmCase
  • 56 hReserve
  • 21Jewels
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L’ATELIER

In Renens time is given the space it needs. Every component is finished by hand.
This is where references take shape.

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