Design sketch
Every reference begins as a full-scale study. Proportion, balance and light are resolved before a single tool touches metal.
Every reference begins as a full-scale study. Proportion, balance and light are resolved before a single tool touches metal.
The case is cut in controlled passes, then refined by hand until every transition feels continuous from lug to crown.
Brushed planes and polished edges are finished independently so every surface responds to light with intention.
Hundreds of components are assembled under magnification, adjusted by feel, then regulated across multiple positions.
Edges are sealed, folded and stitched by hand. The final curve is shaped to sit naturally against the wrist.
Accuracy, amplitude, sealing and finishing are observed over several weeks before the watch receives its final signature.

Moonphase · open heart · brushed 904L
CHF 24,500

Matte ceramic case · rubber-lined strap
CHF 21,900

Skeletonised balance · steel bracelet
CHF 18,400

Time-only · 38 mm · calf leather
CHF 12,900
It does not ask for attention, but it rewards anyone who looks closely. That is exactly what I wanted from a daily watch.
The finishing feels unusually calm. Every surface has purpose, and the movement becomes more interesting the longer you live with it.
I expected precision. I did not expect the watch to feel this personal. The proportions, weight and sound are all beautifully judged.
The most impressive part is restraint. Nothing is added simply to decorate. It feels designed to stay relevant for decades.
After Rain begins with three watchmakers and one principle: every visible component must be finished as carefully as the unseen ones.
A compact lunar mechanism establishes the house signature, combining mechanical complexity with restrained dial architecture.
Machining, hand brushing and polishing move under one roof, giving After Rain complete control over proportion, texture and reflection.
The current calibre brings a 72-hour reserve, visible balance and modern durability while preserving the visual calm of the original house.
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