Haldric · Horology since MCMXXI
The Anatomy of a Watch
I — The Movement
A Heart of212 Parts
Bridges bevelled by hand, twenty-one rubies and a balance that beats six times a second.
II — The Dial
The Dial,Set by Hand
Guilloché in midnight navy, cut line by line on a rose engine and lowered onto the movement by hand.
III — The Case
Carved fromOne Block
A 40 mm case milled from a single block of steel, closed with a sapphire back so the heart stays in view.
IV — The Piece
The Complete Piece
Every HD-21 leaves the bench with its watchmaker's initials engraved under the balance bridge, a signature no one else will ever see.
- Movement
- Calibre HD-21, hand-wound
- Power reserve
- 72 hours
- Case
- 40 mm steel, sapphire back
- Dial
- Guilloché, midnight navy
- Strap
- Brown alligator, pin buckle
V — The Wearer
Made to Be Worn
Sized to your wrist and fitted in person. A watch this quiet only makes sense when it sits close to the pulse.
VI — The Palette
A Language of Colour
- Midnight Navy
- Forest
- Salmon
- Ivory
- Burgundy
VII — The Detail
The Last Tenthof a Millimetre
- 40Hours of hand finishing
- 212Parts, assembled twice
- 1Watchmaker per watch
The House of Haldric
Timekeeping for the few.
Every Haldric watch is assembled by one watchmaker, from the first gear to the final polish. Begin with a conversation, a wrist measurement and a single movement chosen for you alone.