Time,
Re-Threaded.

I'm building a small watch project from the bench in Colorado's Front Range — starting with hand-finished linen-textured dials and working toward a first batch of watches, funded through Kickstarter. Nothing here is mass-produced, and nothing is finished yet. That's the point.

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Macro view of a mechanical watch movement with brass gears and blued screws

The Road Ahead

Now

Dial workshop

Developing and stabilising the linen dial process by hand — the core R&D behind the Ref. 101 prototypes, and the story the Kickstarter campaign will tell.

Next

Prototype calibration

Case and crown tension finalised, movement regulation across six positions, ahead of the campaign going live.

Then

First batch

A small numbered first run of The Delevery — roughly 10 to 12 pieces — delivered to Kickstarter backers first.

Later

The bench

A small open workshop for commissions, service and dial fittings.

The Proof of Concept

Before DELALI, a decade of restoring chronographs and building bespoke mods. Those projects still fund the research into textile-based horology — and I'm still taking commissions between dial batches.

01

Field Mod 09

02

Restored 1964 Chronograph

03

The Titanium Diver Project

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Watchmaking bench with disassembled parts, tools and two finished wristwatches