For the release of the EINSER Voyager, I photographed the watch in studio, focusing on what makes it special: a hand-engraved dial by Helmut Wagner, a white gold case with stepped lugs, and an openwork KC001.1 movement finished entirely by hand.

For the SeaQ, I created a series of focus-stacked images, each built from many separate shots to keep the entire watch sharp. From the dial and bezel to the hand-finished Calibre 39-11 movement, every detail is visible.

A series of city photographs from Dresden, taken during my visit to NOMOS in Glashütte. A short step away from the watch, but the same way of looking: light, form and the details most people walk past.

For the launch of the Purist 37, I created a few photos & film presenting both new versions side by side: Typ 1 with stick markers and Typ 2 with numerals, in black, white and blue, on leather and steel bracelet. A smaller size the community had been asking for since the brand’s start.

For O&HoraPictor, I photographed two versions: Yellow Track and Vulcano Gray. Each image is lit to bring out the colour and depth of the dial, together with the details of the case and hands.

For Héron, I created an in-depth YouTube review of the Continental Cream (Ref. 5003-A). Talking to camera, combined with studio shots, the film shows the watch in detail and on the wrist, for viewers who want more than a spec sheet.