RETURNS TO THE ATELIER
Some watches return to the atelier after many years.
They are cleaned, inspected, and brought back into balance.
They can then continue their journey with a new owner.
These pieces carry not only mechanics, but also their own history.
Here is the current selection available:
Skeleton Round No/2
A quiet architecture of mechanics.
Year of production: 2015
Movement: LS2012 skeleton
Case material: 750/1000 rose gold
Condition: after complete LS service (2025)
Certificate: LS Authenticity & Origin
Record: Production Almanac No. 36
This piece was originally created for a private client in 2015.
After ten years, it returned to the atelier, where it underwent a complete inspection and restoration under the supervision of Luděk Seryn.
Today, it is ready to continue in a new story.
The Skeleton Round model was conceived as a technical reflection on how to reveal the mechanics without disturbing the balance of the watch.
The movement is therefore not skeletonized in the traditional sense — its structure remains intact, and the motion is revealed through a subtle dial ring.
The result is a calm contrast between the depth of the mechanics and the clarity of the composition.
The dial features a raised LS logo and a hand-engraved checkerboard pattern in a black-and-white combination.
The yellow-gilded movement responds to light with subtle reflections, while the rose gold case gives the piece a warm, balanced character.
Skeleton Round is not a demonstration of a lightened construction.
It is the result of a search for balance between technique, light, and space.
TONNEAU SKELETON LADY No. 1
A form in which mechanics unfold.
Year of production: 2015
Movement: LS2012 skeleton
Case material: 750/1000 rose gold
Condition: after complete LS service (2025)
Certificate: LS Authenticity & Origin
Record: Production Almanac No. 35
This piece was created for a private client in 2015.
After ten years, it returned to the atelier, where it underwent a complete restoration under the supervision of Luděk Seryn.
Today, it is ready to continue its journey.
The Skeleton Lady No. 1 model was conceived as a union of watchmaking construction and a jeweler's approach to form.
The rose gold case is set with ten brilliant-cut diamonds, complementing the delicate proportions of the tonneau shape.
Inside operates a skeletonized LS2012 movement, whose structure is inspired by an organic plant motif — a symbol of growth and natural motion.
The mechanism employs an unusual flying anchor escapement, meaning the anchor is mounted without traditional support.
Only two movements in the world exist with this construction principle — this piece is the first of them.
Ten faceted brilliant diamonds set directly into the structure of the movement create a subtle play of light in contrast with the gold surface.
Skeleton Lady No. 1 is a watch where technical construction meets the sensitivity of jewelry craftsmanship.