Journal

The Artistry of Fabergé Eggs and Their Influence on Modern Watchmaking The legendary Fabergé eggs are more than just symbols of luxury—they are mas...

Our ETIEN watch dial The watch dial-making process at Etien is a meticulous and intricate one. Starting with a base material of German silver with...

Introduction If you are intrigued by fine watchmaking, you might have come across beautifully patterned watch dials. These intricate fine lines etc...

Understand how a Flinque enamel watch dial is crafted. This is the same fine craftsmanship that is used in our ETIEN watches.

The guilloche dial: an elegant way to tell the time. When you buy a watch with a guilloche dial, it’s a testament to your love for fine art. 

Why do ETIEN watches use the ETA 2824-2 movement? If you're curious, find out more about the mechanism here.

Our timepiece is the perfect combination of two ancient techniques: Guilloche and enameling. The designs were all handmade through a technique known as Flinqué enamel. Peter Carl Faberge, one of history's most famous jewelers, was a known practitioner of this method. We create Etien wristwatches that are inspired by Faberge eggs.