Legacy · Chapter II
Legacy Rattrapante — Four Seasons
A split-seconds chronograph in four guilloché lacquered dials — violet spring, pale summer, tobacco autumn and midnight winter. Twenty-five pieces per season.
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Maison Edouard Koehn — Anno 1891
“To measure time with grace
is to honour every passing second.”
Born in the atmosphere of the highest horological standards, Edouard Koehn began his career as clockmaker to the court of the Grand Duchy of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach. More than a century later, the Maison continues his pursuit — independent, intimate, uncompromising.
The Signature Piece
Legacy Rattrapante — White Enamel
A split-seconds chronograph cased in 316L polished steel, with a grand-feu white enamel dial, breguet numerals, and the unmistakable trio of black, blue and red hands — engineered around the dial geometry of an Ed. Koehn pocket chronograph from the early 1900s.
- Caliber
- EK CHR11
- Function
- Split-Seconds Chronograph
- Case
- 316L Steel · 40 mm
- Dial
- Grand-Feu Enamel
- Reserve
- 48 h · 4 Hz · 31 Jewels
- Edition
- Limited to 50 Pieces
The Collections
Beyond the enamel — the full lineage.
Legacy · Chapter III
Legacy Moonphase — Chronograph
A moonphase chronograph with gradient blue or ice blue dial, paired with alligator straps. The celestial complication meets the split-seconds spirit in two distinct characters.
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Worn quietly.
Built loudly.
Every Edouard Koehn timepiece is assembled by hand in our Geneva atelier. Movements are chamfered, polished and adjusted to five positions — a discipline inherited from the founder’s earliest pocket chronometers.
Independence
Family-rooted, free of conglomerate constraints. We answer only to time itself.
Patience
Production measured in dozens, not thousands. Every dial fired, every bridge mirror-polished.
Continuity
A vocabulary unchanged since 1891 — Arabic numerals, enamel, blued steel hands.