LA REGATTA MÉTIERS D’ART: THE SCULPTURAL RHYTHM OF THE OAR

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L’Epée 1839 captures the quiet elegance of rowing through the La Regatta Métiers d’Art, a series of one-of-one reinterpretations that blend horological precision with the ancient art of Grand Feu enameling. Drawing its slender, vertical silhouette from the form of a racing skiff, the clock stands as a tribute to the disciplined strength of the regatta.

The hull is adorned with intricate enamelwork by the renowned David Kakabadze atelier, where successive layers of glass are fired to create a surface with profound depth. This process mirrors the fluid, repetitive motion of an oar through water—a slow accumulation of effort resulting in a luminous, ripple-like finish. Beneath the artistry lies an in-house movement with an eight-day power reserve, its vertical gear train echoing the upright posture and symmetry of a rower in motion. For the collector who values the intersection of heritage and avant-garde design, La Regatta is a serene expression of maritime endurance and the timeless beauty of the stroke.