Felipe Pikullik

Felipe Pikullik Traditional watchmaking art from the heart of Berlin. Timeless elegance and craftsmanship.

Our Mondphase 1.Recently we built a skeletonized version of the MP1 as a piece unique for the WatchesForEla auction. It ...
11/09/2026

Our Mondphase 1.

Recently we built a skeletonized version of the MP1 as a piece unique for the WatchesForEla auction. It is a cause that means a great deal to us, and putting a piece we built with our own hands toward it felt like the right way to contribute.

You can read more about that skeletonized MP1 and the auction itself on the official WatchesForEla website.

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09/09/2026

In this video Felipe talks about the FPSK series and what it means to us.

The FPSK line is where we get to experiment freely, try ideas and push finishing or design choices further than usual. Looking back at the different FPSK pieces also shows us something else.

Each one marks where our workshop stood at that point, in skill, in equipment, and in how we worked as a team.

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We are really proud to show you the very first steps of our balance wheel production, presented on the Hauser.Anyone who...
08/09/2026

We are really proud to show you the very first steps of our balance wheel production, presented on the Hauser.

Anyone who knows watchmaking knows what this part means. The balance wheel is arguably the hardest component in an entire movement to get right, and for a long time it felt like something far out of reach for a workshop our size. Seeing it actually take shape on our own machine, in our own hands, is a feeling that is honestly hard to put into words.

This is a huge step for us on the path toward building more of our movements in house. It took years of learning, plenty of failed attempts, and a lot of patience to get here.

Thank you to everyone who followed us on this incredible journey. This is just the beginning.

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06/09/2026

In this video Gian Luca, our finisseur, talks about helping design the FPSK26.

His role expanded well beyond the bench this time, into the early decisions that define how the piece looks in the first place.

We will be showing much more of the FPSK26 very soon.

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05/09/2026

3 seconds.

That is roughly how long most people spend looking at a bridge like this before scrolling on. The three quarter bridge on our Mondphase 2 took considerably longer than that to finish.

Every visible edge is beveled and polished by hand, checked, corrected, checked again. The surfaces have to sit flat and even across the entire bridge, with no dips, no shadows, nothing that breaks the light differently from one end to the other.

We know most people will never spend more than a glance on this. We still treat every surface with the same care regardless, because that standard is what defines our work, glance or no glance.

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The Caseback of our FPSK24.Looking at it now takes us back to a period that was challenging for us internally, more so t...
04/09/2026

The Caseback of our FPSK24.

Looking at it now takes us back to a period that was challenging for us internally, more so than most people around us realized at the time. Processes were still forming, workflows were far from where they needed to be, and a lot of what we do today simply did not exist yet.

Whenever we look at this watch, we remember that period clearly. It reminds us how much faster, cleaner and more organized our processes have become since then, and how much more stable that makes us, both as individuals and as a team in the workshop.

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02/09/2026

In this video we explain what FPA1 actually stands for.

The name marks a real milestone for us, movement and case developed together as one architecture rather than assembled from separate decisions made along the way.

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01/09/2026

The FPA1 is the first completely original movement architecture we have developed, and the second generation of our Core collection.

We redesigned the architecture from the ground up, reengineering the layout and developing every specification to match our own standards. It is the most honest expression of who we are as a manufacture, built to reflect exactly how we believe a movement should look and function, without carrying over decisions made for us.

The balance bridge is secured by two screws rather than a single balance c**k, hand engraved and finished the same way every visible surface on this movement is treated. The crown and winding wheel use a wolf teeth geometry, chosen to reduce friction where it matters most. The bridges are beveled and polished individually, each edge checked under the microscope before it is considered finished.

On the dial side, the balance wheel sits visible rather than hidden beneath a bridge, letting the regulating organ of the watch become part of what you actually see when you look at the time. The date works as a retrograde complication, the hand sweeping forward across the scale before returning to the start at the end of the month, integrated into the design rather than added on top of it.

The case measures 39mm in diameter with a knurled bezel and gently descending lugs. The date pusher sits integrated within the lug itself, keeping the profile clean from every angle. Case and movement were developed together as one architecture, not designed separately and brought together afterward.

What you see here is the current prototype. The final piece will carry further refinements as we continue developing it, and we look forward to sharing more as that process moves forward.

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30/08/2026

Getting two polished edges to flow into one another without losing the sharpness of either line is one of the hardest parts of hand finishing.

Every transition has to stay crisp under the loupe while still meeting the next surface cleanly, with no rounding, no blur, no shortcut.

It takes real skill to get this right, and it is exactly the kind of detail that shows what separates careful finishing from ordinary polishing.

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