Haute Horlogerie · Genève · Est. MCMXXVII

Eternity,
by hand.

Aevum builds three hundred mechanical timepieces a year — 312 components, seventy-two hours of power, one lifetime of time.

This Aevum is keeping your local time — ––:––

01 — The Collection

Three instruments.
One obsession.

Each Aevum calibre is designed, finished and regulated in our Genève atelier. No dial leaves the bench until it has run for thirty-one days.

No. I

Meridian

Ivory grand-feu dial, rose-gold case, chestnut alligator.

Calibre AV-01 · 38 jewels · 72 h reserve

CHF 24,800 Enquire

No. II

Nocturne

Onyx-black sunburst, brushed steel, small seconds at six.

Calibre AV-02 · 42 jewels · 72 h reserve

CHF 31,200 Enquire

No. III

Céleste

Midnight-blue lacquer, platinum, a moonphase true for 122 years.

Calibre AV-03 · 46 jewels · Moonphase

CHF 46,500 Enquire

02 — The Atelier

Calibre AV-01.
Finished to be unseen.

Every bridge is chamfered by hand, every wheel polished on both faces — including the ones no owner will ever see. That is the point.

Components
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Hours of reserve
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Jewels
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Vibrations / hour
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The going train of Calibre AV-01 — drawn to scale, turning at true ratio.

03 — Heritage

Ninety-nine years.
Three hundred pieces a year.

  1. 1927

    The bench above the Rhône

    Aurélien Voss, twenty-six, opens a two-man atelier in Genève with one rule: never make more than can be finished properly.

  2. 1953

    Calibre AV-1

    The maison's first in-house movement — 72 hours of reserve when forty was the convention.

  3. 1978

    The quiet refusal

    As the quartz crisis empties the Vallée, Aevum declines to electrify. Production falls to 211 pieces. The bench survives.

  4. 2004

    Céleste

    A moonphase geared to drift one day in 122 years — longer than anyone who buys one will own it.

  5. 2026

    Unchanged, on purpose

    Three calibres, three hundred pieces, one waiting list. The rule from 1927 still holds.

«We do not count the hours.
We give them a home.»

— Aurélien Voss, Founder · Genève, 1927

04 — Private Viewing

Time deserves
an appointment.

The collection is never displayed in windows. It is shown, one piece at a time, in our salons — with coffee, and without hurry.

  • Genève Rue du Rhône 27 — Tue–Sat, 10h–18h
  • Paris Place Vendôme 8 — Wed–Sat, 11h–19h
  • Tokyo Ginza 4-6-16 — Thu–Sun, 11h–20h

Request a private viewing