Middle part, spray painted by hand
Outer part, lithography
Did you know that the minute track of the dial has the same matt finish as the centre of the dial?
Also the numerals and the logo's are printed by using lithography. This results in a ultra sharp and crisp print, much more detailed as conventional pad printing.
It's like a chameleon
We use a very special technique to print our dials. The inner part of the dial is spray painted by hand and the outer part is a lithography.
"The techniques of a watch
should be in service
of the piece of jewelry"
Yvo Staudt - Owner Staudt Twenthe Watches
"The techniques of a watch should be in service of the piece of jewelry"
Yvo Staudt - Owner Staudt Twenthe Watches
Learn how our dials are made
Dutch made?
Our watches are designed, developed and assembled in the Netherlands. We work closely with the craftsmen who make our parts: watch cases, hands, crystals, watch boxes, dials, screws, etc. All parts come together in our workshop in Twenthe, where our watchmakers turn all the parts into watches.
The best of both worlds
We work with Swiss ETA movements because we place great importance on the reliability and availability of parts. The techniques of a watch should be in service of the piece of jewelry, so there are many parts that we replace or improve. For our hand-wound movement, for example, we make a completely new 3/4 bridge with chatons, mount a swan neck fine regulator, decorate the entire movement again, heat-blue the screws and plate the movement with 18-carat rose gold.
Swan neck regulation
The jewels are mounted in chatons
The screws are blued by using heat
The 3/4 bridge is plated with 18ct. rose gold
