Sidereal Timer 41 · Calibre C.934
Every second,
finished by hand.
An independent maison in Le Locle. Regulators, tourbillons and chronographs built in series of fifteen to fifty, and now configured by you.
The hands show your time: 10:09:36
The dial · 32 mm
Twelve layers
under sapphire.
Brushed in rays from the centre, so the light swings across it as your wrist turns. Indices are applied by hand, polished on all four faces and filled with lume. The date sits in a polished frame at three.
- Sunburstradial brushing, 900 rays
- Appliedpolished batons, lume inlay
- Domedsapphire, anti-reflective inside
Calibre C.934 · In-house
Open gear,
nothing hidden.
Turn the watch over and the calibre is laid bare under a sapphire case back. Every bridge is chamfered and striped with Côtes de Genève before the wheels ever meet their jewels. The balance you see beats four times a second.
- Movement
- Self-winding, 31 jewels
- Frequency
- 28,800 vph · 4 Hz
- Power reserve
- 48 hours
- Finishing
- Hand-chamfered, perlage
- Case
- 41 mm · 100 m
Configure · VC-9341-STMNSD
Sidereal Timer 41
€9,400 incl. VAT
Ships in 3–5 working days · insured, signed for
The collection
Twelve references,
each finished by hand.
Each one leaves the Vernier atelier in a numbered series. Filter by complication or metal.
Nothing in this combination yet.
Manufacture
One watchmaker,
one watch.
Nothing is assembled on a line. The watchmaker who starts your piece finishes it, signs the case back and regulates it in five positions.



- 15–50pieces per series
- 5years of warranty
- 4 Hzbalance, regulated in 5 positions
- 1watchmaker per watch
Bought once,
looked after for life.
- Five-year international warrantyRegistered to your name, valid at every authorised boutique.
- Insured delivery, includedDelivered in 3–5 working days, signed for, in a numbered box.
- Complimentary first serviceWithin the first five years, collected from your door.
- 14 days to change your mindUnworn and with its seals, the watch goes back, no questions.
New series
Fifteen pieces go fast.
Subscribers hear about a new series a week before anyone else. Two or three letters a year, nothing more.