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Brand
Castellan
Watches
- Origin
- Vallée de Joux, cabinet workshop since 1791
- Profile
- Haute horlogerie in tiny numbers: ultra-thin, tourbillon, repeaters. Each movement is assembled by one person.
- Design
- Austere, very flat lines, platinum and white gold
- Who it is for
- Collectors and connoisseurs
- Materials
- Platinum, white gold, hand-finished movements
Products (12)
Castellan Équation du Temps 40
Shows the difference between clock time and solar time.
The sun does not peak at noon every day; in February it is about 14 minutes late, in November 16 minutes early. A second minute hand with a gold sun shows this true solar time, driven by a kidney-shaped cam that turns once a year.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Complications
- Price
- €128,000
Castellan Extraplat 3.9
One of the thinnest hand-wound watches: movement 2.1 mm, watch 5.2 mm.
The 3.9 in the name is the distance in millimetres between the crystal and caseback over the movement. You barely feel it on the wrist. Because the parts are so thin, it does not take knocks during sport.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Extraplat
- Price
- €36,000–€52,000
- Versions
- 18k white gold and Platinum 950
Castellan Flying Tourbillon Skeleton
Skeletonised watch with a flying tourbillon and no upper bridge.
The tourbillon turns once a minute and seems to float because it is held only from below. Almost all material between the parts is sawn away and bevelled by hand.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Tourbillon
- Price
- €185,000
Castellan Joaillerie 33
Ultra-thin jewellery watch with diamond bezel and mother-of-pearl.
The thin Extraplat movement in a 33 mm case whose bezel is set with 60 brilliant-cut diamonds. The stones are set so closely that no metal shows between them.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Joaillerie
- Price
- €58,000
- Versions
- 18k white gold and 18k rose gold
Castellan Petite Sonnerie 42
Watch that strikes every hour and quarter as it passes.
Like a church tower on the wrist: on every hour it strikes the hours, on every quarter the quarters, and on request the minutes. A switch silences it for concerts and meetings. Five pieces, delivery about two years.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Répétition
- Price
- €520,000
Castellan Quantième Perpétuel Chronographe 41
Perpetual calendar and chronograph in one hand-wound movement.
Two great complications in one case: the calendar knows month lengths and leap years until 2100, the column-wheel chronograph times up to 30 minutes. The dial still stays calm because calendar and chronograph share the subdials.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Quantième
- Price
- €238,000–€265,000
- Versions
- Platinum 950 and 18k rose gold
Castellan Rattrapante 41
Split-seconds chronograph with two column wheels.
Two column wheels control the chronograph and split hand separately, so every press feels equally smooth. The pulsometer scale recalls the doctors such watches were once built for.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Chronographe
- Price
- €198,000
Castellan Répétition Minutes 41
Minute repeater that chimes the time on two gongs.
A slide on the left of the case chimes hours, quarters and minutes on two gongs. Tuning the sound takes longer in the workshop than assembly. Only ten pieces.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Répétition
- Price
- €420,000
Castellan Seconde Morte 39
Mechanical watch whose seconds jump like a quartz.
The seconds hand moves one step per second instead of six to eight; a small extra wheel stores energy and releases it once a second. Look closely and the beat feels calmer than a quartz.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Complications
- Price
- €72,000
Castellan Squelette Extraplat 40
Ultra-thin skeleton watch at 6.2 mm, almost without a dial.
A movement 2.1 mm high with barely any material left after skeletonising. Every edge is bevelled by hand; under a loupe there is no trace of a tool. About six a year.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Extraplat
- Price
- €148,000–€168,000
- Versions
- Platinum 950 and 18k rose gold
Castellan Tourbillon Volant 41
Flying tourbillon without an upper bridge, floating freely at six.
The cage is held only from below, so it seems to float above the enamel dial. It turns once a minute, averaging out rate errors caused by gravity.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Tourbillon
- Price
- €245,000–€285,000
- Versions
- 18k white gold and Platinum 950, 10 pieces
Castellan Ultra-Thin Perpetual Calendar
Perpetual calendar with moon phase only 8.3 mm high.
The calendar knows month lengths and leap years until 2100 and needs no correction while the watch runs. If it stops, the workshop resets it during service.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Quantième
- Price
- €128,000
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