Time, met
by hand.
The premise
Kairos is the Greek word for the opportune moment — not time measured, but time met. We build one watch, slowly, in Athens. No collections. No variants. No hurry.
01 — The dial
Black sunray brass, brushed from the centre outwards, then lacquered seven times. The indices are milled, not stamped.
02 — The profile
9.8 mm over the wrist, half of it domed sapphire. The crown is knurled by hand on a lathe from 1962.
03 — The bevel
Every index carries two polished bevels. Under a loupe you can see the file marks stop exactly at the lacquer.
04 — The back
Sapphire exhibition back. Gilt three-quarter plate, blued screws, and your number — one of one hundred and twenty.
05 — The strap
Crocodile, saddle-stitched with champagne linen thread. The buckle is brushed to match the case flank.
In numbers
Case diameter
Brushed 904L steel, drilled lugs, 50 m
Power reserve
Hand-wound calibre K.1, 4 Hz
Annual edition
Each numbered, assembled by one watchmaker
Regulation
Adjusted in five positions over ten days
Up close
Finishing you
can read with
a fingertip.
K-01 Aegean · €2,900