Reading Time: 9 minutesThe Czapek Quai des Bergues collection carries with it a particular significance in 2025, marking not only the Maison’s 180-year legacy since François Czapek’s establishment in Geneva in 1845, but also the decade of its contemporary rebirth. This latest iteration, presented in three distinct expressions, represents the culmination of Czapek’sContinue Reading
Reading Time: 6 minutesGeneva’s independent watchmaking scene has witnessed its share of retro-futurist experiments, and a few manage with grace the delicate balance between playfulness and technical credibility – Czapek achieves it (again, I might say) with the Time Jumper. This is a watch that takes the half-hunter pocket watch format beloved byContinue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutesCzapek & Cie unveils its second anniversary piece for 2025, marking a decade since the maison’s revival with a watch that pushes the boundaries of traditional dial-making into uncharted territory. The Antarctique Plique-à-Jour Polar Blue takes one of horology’s most recognisable contemporary sports watches and adorns it with an enamellingContinue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutesThese latest executions of the Czapek Antarctique – the Mount Erebus Rare Stones Collection represent something quite profound in contemporary watchmaking: timepieces that genuinely transcend the boundary between geological wonder and horological mastery: Lapis Lazuli, Falcon Eye and Green Meteor Named after Antarctica’s most active volcano, which famously spews microscopicContinue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutesThe Czapek Promenade Diamond Drops is a limited production wristwatch that integrates advanced mechanical engineering with artisanal gem-setting. Produced in a series of up to ten pieces, this model is constructed around an 18-carat white gold case and features a dial extensively decorated with diamonds and sapphires. The timepiece isContinue Reading
Reading Time: 5 minutesCzapek & Cie introduces the Antarctique Tourbillon, driven by the new in-house Calibre 9 with a flying tourbillon regulator. The watch features a dramatic new guilloché pattern on the dial – the ‘Singularité’, and a striking architecture. This launch marks the beginning of the 10th anniversary year since the revivalContinue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe Promenade Plissé series by Czapek & Cie emerges as a paragon of aesthetic sophistication melded with mechanical ingenuity. This collection is an homage to sartorial elegance, drawing inspiration from the fluid, dynamic forms of pleated textiles. This creative venture transcends traditional watchmaking confines, crafting a timepiece that resonates withContinue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutesFew watches dare to blend artistic expression with mechanical precision as seamlessly as the Antarctique Purple Storm from Czapek & Cie. A tribute to the brand’s ethos of crafting “timepieces for Rare People,” this limited edition of just 18 pieces transcends the boundaries of conventional watchmaking, presenting itself as aContinue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutesJust another day until the Christmas eve and we continue the Wishes for Christmas series with another super cool independent – Czapek Geneve. We have a look today at the newest iteration of one of their gorgeous watches, the Place Vendôme Tourbillon Dark Matter. Not a new watch per seContinue Reading
Reading Time: < 1 minuteCzapek & Cie, the Geneva-based independent watchmaker, in collaboration with GMT Great Masters of Time from Italy, announced the release of a limited edition Antarctique watch. This exclusive timepiece, featuring a grainy 4N gold hue dial, will be limited to 30 units and is set to captivate collectors and horologyContinue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutesSingapore, September 2024 — Commemorating Sincere Fine Watches‘ 70th Anniversary, Czapek & Cie proudly introduces the Antarctique S Mirrored Sincere Platinum Jubilee Edition, limited to 38 pieces. This exclusive variation of the Antarctique S timekeeper marks Czapek & Cie’s world premiere of both a mirrored finish silicon wafer dial andContinue Reading