This piece, designed and engraved by Jean-Vincent Huguenin, is inspired by 17th and 18th century romanticism. It was produced in collaboration with the enameller Anita Porchet. The goal was to merge engraving and enamelling so that they enrich each other and become undifferentiated. The two figures were made using the repoussé technique, an almost forgotten bas-relief carving process allowing the creation of naturalistic forms.

Length 4.5 cm

This piece, designed and produced by Jean-Vincent Huguenin, shows a 19th century genre scene of a woman asleep in a garden with a bird resting on her wrist. It required more than 350 hours to make and involved two almost forgotten methods: nacre engraving and the repoussé technique. Both very appreciated in previous centuries, these techniques are now practised by only a few craftsmen.

Length 4.5 cm

This animated automaton was created for the Japanese market and was inspired by Kabuki theatre graphic representations. The image is placed on the reverse of the minute repeater watch and comes alive with each ring. Kabuki is the result of a long-term collaboration with Blancpain and is one of the several hundred unique pieces produced to date by Jean-Vincent Huguenin.

Length 4 cm

Snow Panthera was produced in collaboration with the enameller Anita Porchet. The goal was to merge engraving and enamelling so that they enrich each other and become undifferentiated. The animal miniature was painted in Grand Feu enamel by Anita, while the background decoration was engraved and covered with translucent enamel. The rocks and grasses in the foreground have been chisel-shaped.

Length 4 cm