Wei Koh sits down with Antoine Preziuso in Geneva for a conversation that moves between complication, family, resonance and a new chapter for one of independent watchmaking’s most distinctive voices.

The discussion begins with the Tourbillon of Tourbillons, the triple-tourbillon creation for which Preziuso is best known. Wei and Antoine revisit the idea behind its three one-minute tourbillons, the differential system and the question of resonance within its rotating architecture.

From there, the conversation turns to the Preziuso family atelier, where watchmaking, jewellery, engraving and the business of the brand come together through a deeply personal family structure.

The second half of the video focuses on a new, more restrained wristwatch inspired by an extraordinary antique pocket watch movement from 1928. With a solid gold hand-engraved dial, full-bridge movement architecture, five-day power reserve and a balance bridge shaped like a fixed tourbillon cage, the watch shows a quieter but no less expressive side of Antoine Preziuso’s work.