Louis Erard and Konstantin Chaykin Unite for a Third Creative Collaboration

Louis Erard launched its first collaboration with Konstantin Chaykin in 2023, opening a bold new chapter in its ongoing series of artistic partnerships with independent watchmakers and designers.

Now, Louis Erard unveils Time-Eater III the final bite? Two versions of this one-eyed creature, inspired by Slavic mythology, are being released. For the first time, the model will be available through both brands, offered in two distinct colors and sizes.

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Grand Feu Enamel

Grand Feu Enamel

Is a specialized finishing technique for watch dials, involving the heating of silica powder and other compounds on a metal base at extremely high temperatures in consecutive layers. The compounds melt and fuse together to create a glassy surface. This type of finishing is done in multiple layers, with each layer individually heated in the furnace, which poses a risk to previously applied and heated layers.

The "Grand Feu Enamel" technique is known for its high level of difficulty and a high failure rate. Maintaining a delicate balance between temperature and timing throughout the process is crucial to achieve the desired result. Each layer contributes to determining the thickness of the glass coating and allows for the integration of multiple colors.