Vaurelle Éclipse, the exploded calibre

Fine Jewellery & Watchmaking · Since 1926

The Art of Time and Light

Maison Vaurelle · Geneva

We do not measure time. We sculpt it, carat by carat, in the light of Geneva.

The Collections

Three chapters, one language

Éclipse collection, gold timepiece

Timepieces

Éclipse

The calibre revealed: golden mechanics beneath a sky of sapphire.

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Lumière collection, fine jewellery

Fine Jewellery

Lumière

Diamonds chosen by candlelight, set by hand in our atelier.

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Héritage collection, signature rings

Signature Rings

Héritage

A family seal, reimagined for a new century.

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Vaurelle Éclipse
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Signature

Vaurelle Éclipse

Three hundred and twelve components, a single breath. The V.312 calibre is assembled by one master watchmaker, from the first bridge to the final screw.

Movement Automatic · calibre V.312
Case 18k yellow gold · 40 mm
Power Reserve 72 hours
Edition Limited · 126 pieces
Lumière Rivière diamond necklace
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Fine Jewellery

Lumière Rivière

One hundred and forty diamonds, chosen by candlelight and graded by a single hand. The Rivière necklace flows in one continuous line of light, each stone set so the metal all but disappears.

Stones 140 brilliants · 38 carats
Setting Hand set on a white gold thread
Clasp Concealed · 18k white gold
Edition Unique commission
Héritage Solitaire ring
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Signature Rings

Héritage Solitaire

A single stone, a single vow. The Héritage solitaire lifts one cushion cut diamond on a slender band, a family seal reimagined for a new century.

Centre stone Cushion cut · 2.4 carats
Band 18k yellow gold
Setting Six claw · hand finished
Edition Made to order
The Vaurelle atelier in Geneva

Craftsmanship

The Hand Before the Machine

In our atelier there are no assembly lines. There are benches of pearwood, magnifying loupes passed down through three generations, and the silence required to set light itself.

1926

Year founded

312

Components per calibre

100%

Handmade in Geneva

The Maison

A Century of Quiet Industry

Founded in 1926 by Augustin Vaurelle, jeweller and watchmaker, the Maison has never left Geneva, nor ever raised its voice. A century later, every piece still leaves the same address, signed by the same family, according to the same rule: nothing departs the atelier before it becomes inevitable.

1926 The founding
1954 The first calibre
2026 The centenary
Vaurelle boutique, Rue du Rhône, Geneva

The Boutique

Cross the threshold,
time awaits

Rue du Rhône 24 · 1204 Geneva

Monday to Saturday, 10:00 to 18:30 · and by private appointment

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