What is enamel?

A fascinating material, born from the subtle combination of mineral substances, skilled hands and fierce fire power. Enamel belongs to the family of glass, coloured in a mass of ceramic pigments.
The design is created from many coloured layers superimposed, a process called chromolithography. This way, it covers the metallic piece supporting it.
Finally, it is placed in an oven or “furnace” at 780°C, after it is ready to dress up your wrists, in whichever way you fancy.