Allocation

Ten watches do not need a checkout.
They need rules.

This is the protocol for Edition 001, published before it is needed, so that no one has to trust our improvisation.

01

In order

The ten numbers are offered strictly in list order. Joining early is the only advantage that exists; there is no other queue and no exceptions to this one.

02

A window, not a countdown

When your turn comes, the offer arrives as a personal email from the founder and stays open for fourteen days. No timers, no pressure mechanics.

03

Passing costs nothing

Decline, or simply let the window lapse, and you keep your place for Edition 002. The offer moves to the next name.

04

One price

The price is set before the first offer is made and is the same for all ten pieces. Nothing is auctioned, nothing is negotiated upward.

05

One piece per person

Ten watches, ten owners. A second piece in a later edition is welcome; a second piece in this one is not possible.

06

No deposits before there is a watch

The list is free and carries no obligation in either direction. Money changes hands only when a finished watch exists and you have chosen to take your number.

07

On resale

The pieces are yours to do with as you wish. The house asks only this: if you ever part with one, offer it back first. We keep the register either way.