Made to be worn, built to be kept

Horological Atelier founder Ednah is developing watches that combine decorative design with established Swiss movements and practical features. Ahead of London Watch Week City Edition, she also describes TimeVault, a digital service intended to preserve watches’ ownership and service records, arguing that clear provenance can help owners make better-informed sales.

The British-designed BOVARO Lunoire comes in 32mm and 40mm sizes, with a Swiss quartz movement displaying the day, date, month and moon phase; an automatic version is planned after the current series sells through. The CLÉVIOR range includes a 35mm automatic dress watch and a 40mm chronograph using an ETA base movement and a Dubois Dépraz module, with 200 metres of water resistance. CLÉVIOR is available for pre-order, while TimeVault manages documentation rather than buying or holding watches.