Silver & Black

THE ONE

STARTING POINT

A vision before a product

THE ONE represents a reinterpretation of Maison MORFIN's starting point. Even before the first sketches, we were convinced that a watch is not just about its technical specifications. What truly catches the eye is often invisible on the spec sheet. The perceived quality, the coherence of the volumes, the way light reveals the details.

Every detail seeks balance. An enjoyable read, integrated into the construction of the piece, without breaking the purity of its design.

First model's inspiration

Inspiration

Une architecture avant un design

THE ONE ne s’inspire pas d’un monument précis. Elle s’inspire d’une logique de construction. Chaque élément du cadran a été pensé comme une pièce architecturale participant à un ensemble plus vaste.

Les lignes

Les lignes structurent la lecture de la montre et guident naturellement le regard vers le centre du cadran.

Les volumes

Les reliefs, les ouvertures et les différents niveaux créent une profondeur visuelle perceptible sous presque tous les angles.

La lumière

Les surfaces interagissent avec leur environnement pour révéler les détails de la pièce.

A multi-dimensional construction

The construction of the case and dial is based on legibility. The volumes are designed to capture light and create immediate depth. The bevels, openings, and tension of the lines give the piece a more sculpted expression. Each surface contributes to the overall perception of the watch. The design seeks a clear balance between visual sophistication, technical coherence, and reading comfort.

Discover the room

A presence on the wrist

Volumes, lines, tensions. Each detail is thoughtfully designed, sculpted to capture light and assert a contemporary mechanical identity.

Technical data sheet

Key features

A precise reading of the elements that define the watch, from its mechanical architecture to its proportions on the wrist.

Mouvement type Automatic

Mouvement réf Sellita SW200

Réserve de marche 40 hours

Matériaux 316L Stainless Steel, Tungsten & Ceramic

Diamètre 41 mm

Épaisseur 11.3 mm

Verre Saphir Augmented Reality

Couronne Screwed

Étanchéité 100 m

Bracelet Steel or Leather or FKM

Tungsten machining

A dense, hard, and difficult-to-work material

Tungsten requires a different approach to watchmaking machining. Its high hardness (measured by the Vickers index (HV), which evaluates a material's resistance to penetration, its density, and its resistance to wear and scratches), necessitates specific tools, slow passes, and constant precision.

316L Stainless Steel

~ 150 to 200 HV

A popular watchmaking reference, appreciated for its reliability and good resistance to wear.

Grade 5 Titanium

~ 320 to 360 HV

Lighter than steel, it offers good mechanical strength with a more technical signature.

Ceramic

~ 1200 to 1500 HV

Highly scratch-resistant, it already requires specific manufacturing processes.

Tungsten

Our choice

+ 2000 V

Very high hardness, designed to preserve surface definition over time.

A dense, hard, and difficult-to-work material

Prepare a challenging subject

Tungsten requires precise preparation before machining. Its density and hardness necessitate rigorous control of dimensions, clamping points, and sensitive areas.

Machining with diamond tools

The bezel and bracelet components are worked with specific, often diamond-tipped tools. These expensive tools wear out quickly on contact with the material and must be replaced regularly.

Advance in slow steps

Machining is carried out at reduced speed, in successive passes. This progression limits stress, preserves the surface and allows for clean edges without weakening the part.

Mastering tolerances

Every adjustment demands high precision. On a bezel or a bracelet, the slightest deviation can alter the assembly, fluidity, or final perception of the product.

A complexity that is not immediately visible, but can be felt

Tungsten is not chosen for the effect. It is chosen for what it brings to the watch. A feeling of solidity, superior wear resistance, and a depth of material that reinforces Triomphe's technical character.