Le Temps Retrouvé

LE TEMPS RETROUVÉ

A living horological sculpture, without hands, without numerals, without dial.

What if time was no longer read… but felt?

With Le Temps Retrouvé, Trilobe marks a breakaway by leaving behind the traditional codes of watchmaking. Instead of hands, numerals and dial, the sculptural face tells time through two animated rosettes, an observing gaze and a breath.

THE TIME OF OBSERVATION

Here, time is not read, it is observed as it transforms.

Two rosettes, each composed of six petals, slowly unfold at the temples, with each petal symbolizing one hour. The rosettes gradually open during the first half of the day, then close in unison to begin a new cycle.

As for the minutes, the eyes move clockwise, subtly shifting the expression of the face. Seconds are not counted, they are heard, beating to the rhythm of the balance wheel.

A POLYSENSORIAL WORK OF ART

Le Temps Retrouvé is a unique creation in every edition.

The face is molded in a groundbreaking ceramic of marble, defying the limits of materiality by allowing for walls thinner than one centimeter, a necessary condition to house the movement. Each sculpture is custom shaped by a plastic artist.

An exclusive fragrance, conceived with a Parisian perfumer, is released in sync with the mechanical breath, offering a subtle olfactory experience.

A MECHANICAL ARCHITECTURE BEYOND CONVENTIONS

The movement is entirely custom-made. 95% of its 2050 components are handcrafted to follow the curves of the face.

The calibre, inspired by Parisian pendulettes, has been completely reengineered. It offers an 8-day power reserve, made possible by an optimized differential screw system, ensuring uninterrupted precision and fluidity.

4 YEARS, 3000 HOURS, A BREAKAWAY

Four years of development. Over 3,000 hours of design, prototyping, finishing, assembly, and adjustment.