Patterned after the 18th‑century subscription timepieces of Abraham‑Louis Breguet, this hand‑built pocket watch from co‑founder George Thomas calls back to a time when watchmakers reserved places on their books before they made a single component. Its 18‑karat rose‑gold case houses a frosted sterling‑silver dial with a single blued hand – a minimalist nod to the simplicity of early regulator clocks. The movement, constructed entirely in house using vintage tools, features a traditional cylinder escapement with jewelled pivots and gold‑plated bridges, tuned for temperature compensation and shock protection. A unique keyless winding mechanism, hand‑guilloché work by Jochen Benzinger and a discreet signature hidden within the engraving affirm its authenticity. True to its namesake, each piece is offered by reservation only; this is not a reproduction but a living tribute to the age when patrons subscribed to a master craftsman and waited patiently for their time to be made.