In an era of industrial CNC automation, Lumière remains fiercely artisanal. Every pinion is burnished by hand using gentian wood pegs sourced from the Jura mountains. Every screw head receives black mirror polishing on a zinc plate.
Our master horologist, Jean-Luc Veyrat, limits the output of Calibre L-901 to one timepiece per calendar month, ensuring that each client receives an authentic piece of living art.
Select any aspect of Calibre L-901 below to inspect the microscopic hand-finishing and mechanical architecture.
Weighing merely 0.28 grams, the titanium carriage floats without an upper supporting bridge, allowing an unobstructed view of the free-sprung variable-inertia balance wheel and Breguet overcoil.
Zero gravity rate variation compensated in all vertical positions
Administered under statutory law of the Republic and Canton of Geneva since 1886. Only movements meeting all 12 criteria receive the official hallmark.
All bridge edges are cut with 45° internal angles (anglage rentrant) and mirror-finished using diamond abrasive paste.
Pinion leaves and arbor pivots are burnished to an ultra-low surface roughness under 0.05 microns to ensure zero mechanical friction.
Tested across 5 static positions and 3 temperatures over 1,000 consecutive hours. Maximum deviation strictly under -1/+2 seconds per day.
Every timepiece is tested for 1,000 consecutive hours under the strict protocols of the Poinçon de Genève.
32.4 mm · 211 Components
120 Hours (Dual Mainsprings)
27 Rubies in Gold Chatons
21,600 VPH (3 Hertz)
Platinum 950 or 18k Rose Gold
30 Metres (3 ATM Tested)
Words from custodians of Calibre L-901 across the world’s leading horological private collections.
“The interior angles of the tourbillon bridge rival the golden age of Philippe Dufour. There is simply no finer hand anglage produced in Switzerland today.”
“To receive piece N° 04 of 12 was an unforgettable experience. Meeting Jean-Luc Veyrat at the Rue du Rhône atelier cements the emotional weight of this complication.”
“The grand feu noir dial exhibits an impossible vitreous depth. In direct sunlight, the flying tourbillon cage appears to float in infinite cosmos.”
Clear guidance regarding allocations, provenance authentication, and atelier appointments.
Annual production is strictly capped at 12 timepieces. Submit your collector credentials to begin private consultation.