Complexity Métiers d'Art
Unveiled as a world premiere at Watches & Wonders 2026, the Complexity established an architecture never before seen in the history of watchmaking: two inclined tourbillons, two Cônillons, positioned at 12 and 6 o'clock, coupled by a differential, within a case cut entirely from sapphire. ArtyA Genève now reveals its most accomplished interpretation: the Complexity Métiers d'Art. The principle is radical: every surface of the movement and dial becomes the territory of an artisan. Engraving, hammering, shot blasting, perlage, bevelling: the great decorative techniques of haute horlogerie are executed by hand, component by component, and orchestrated to invert the codes of the original version. Where the Complexity played on the purity of fine sandblasting, the Métiers d'Art asserts relief, texture and light. The same world premiere. The same exceptional calibre. An entirely new skin, born of the artisan's gesture.
MOVEMENT
Complication : Double Cônillon 12 / 6 o'clock with differential, a world premiere Calibre : Proprietary Complexity-01, developed with Purtec Sàrl (Vallorbe) Winding : Manual Frequency : 3 Hz, 21,600 vibrations/hour Power reserve : 50 hours Components : 287 Jewels 44 (rubies) Movement dimensions : 37.5 × 38.20 mm, height 14.10 mm (Cônillon at apex)
CASE
Material : Synthetic sapphire, transparent through 360°, cut from the solid block Form : Triple-concave middle, sapphire domes at 12 and 6 o'clock Dimensions : 42 × 48 × 13 mm Crown : Faceted, cut from the crystal Machining : More than 120 hours of diamond machining, more than 140 hours of polishing
DIAL
Dial : Entirely hand engraved on a finely sandblasted base Indexes : Applied: hand polished bevels, cabron drawn flanks, sandblasted upper face
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MÉTIERS D'ART FINISHING
Upper surfaces : Hand shot blasting Lower surfaces : Entirely hand hammered, maximum relief Bevelling : Hand bevelled and polished across the entire movement Flanks : Drawn with the cabron buff Mainplate : Hand perlaged recesses, highlighting the differential Centre bridge : Polished moulding opening the view onto the differential Numbered plate : Hand engraved, exclusive to this edition Treatment : Black rhodium plating
