[ Project story ]
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.
A watch made to be looked at slowly
For the release of the EINSER Voyager, I photographed a watch whose character lives in its smallest details. The hand-engraved dial by Helmut Wagner, the white gold case and the openwork movement each offer a different way into the same subject. Rather than treating those elements as a list of features, I wanted the series to give them room to be seen.
Studio photography lets me isolate those relationships. A complete view establishes the shape of the watch; a closer frame asks you to spend time with the surface. Moving between the two is important. The detail should deepen your understanding of the object, not detach it from the whole.
