The Story of the Antarctique – EPISODE 3
Max & Leo
One of the most distinctive elements in the Czapek’s in-house movement, the SXH5, are the bridges. For the…
Month: November 2020
14 posts
Rubis Driving… We Like it Both Ways!
Pierre Millasson
Rubises are used to maintain axis in position and allow rotation with the lowest level of friction. It…
3D-Printed Baby Born… And It Is:
Xavier de Roquemaurel
I let you look at the video and guess what this object can be used for… i give…
Happy Birthday Antarctique
Exactely 365 days ago we 3D printed the very first prototype of the Antarctique… At this date its…
Swinging Candies
It might seems confusing but no, this guy is not making candies but inspecting the manufacturing of our…
A New Fitness Center!
During these pandemic times, the Antarctique is assembled directly at our watchmakers’ home or private atelier to avoid…
Where is Marcel? (Not in the kitchen for sure)
Lets play a game and guess who is Marcel: I’ll give you some hints:1) Marcel is not french…
The Story of the Antarctique – EPISODE 2
One of the memorable things we get to experience when following Xavier, is meeting different craftsmen and women…
An Arduous Road
- By
XM
The SXH5 calibre is the first movement to be entirely conceived in-house by Czapek from a blank page.…
Weight Is Important!
- By
In an automatic movement, the rotor is an eccentric weight pivoting on a central pivot and driven by…
Valeria Garavaglia