Atelier Pieters Atelier 1 Founders’ Series
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Atelier Pieters Atelier 1 Founders’ Series

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At a glance
Price
CHF 148,500 excl. VAT
Case size
43.50mm
Thickness
13mm
Case material
950 platinum
Movement
T2-03RM in-house, hand-wound, tourbillon
Power reserve
50h
Water resistance
30m
Limited
8 pieces per colorway
Availability
Deliveries starting November 2026
The brief

Indie watchmaking couple Maarten and Jessica Pieters have launched their inaugural timepiece, the Atelier 1 Founders’ Series. This highly decorated watch features an in-house hand-wound movement with a tourbillon and a dual-display planetary power reserve, reflecting the couple's extensive horological experience.

  • Limited to 8 pieces per colorway
  • Price: CHF 148,500 excl. VAT
  • First deliveries in November 2026
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The watch is available in two dial colorways: "Jour" (rose gold with blue accents) and "Minuit" (anthracite with silver accents).

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The movement, calibre T2-03RM, is 36.60mm in diameter and 6.75mm thick, featuring a one-minute tourbillon with a black polished transversal bridge and a variable inertia balance wheel with 8 regulating screws.

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Movement finishing includes grainage on the mainplate and bridges, hand-applied bevelling, and mirror-polished steel components.

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The dual display planetary power reserve is indicated on the movement side via an arched gauge and discreetly on the dial side through a small round aperture at 3 o'clock.

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The platinum case is 3-piece polished and houses a domed front sapphire crystal and a planar exhibition caseback.

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The strap is 20mm handstitched ostrich foot with a platinum pin buckle.

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Maarten Pieters has experience prototyping at THA and Janvier SA, contributing to the Breguet Sympathiques, and leading complications at Omega, while Jessica Pieters is a WOSTEP graduate specializing in finishing and decoration.

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