Meridian dial, ribbed in horizontal lines, with the VK monogram

The House

The measure of a house

Victor Kullberg is a London house making a small number of watches to a single standard: three designs in 316L stainless steel, each running on a quartz movement under sapphire crystal.

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Meridian case flank and crown, brushed and polished steel

One standard

Brushed and polished surfaces meet at a single sharp line. The case runs into its bracelet without a break. What sits behind the dial is finished as carefully as what sits in front of it.

Watchmaking

The brief

Five rules every watch is held to.

  1. 01

    The watch must be read at a glance, in any light.

  2. 02

    It must keep time whether worn or not, and ask for nothing but a new battery every few years.

  3. 03

    It must stand up to every day: sapphire over the dial, 316L steel around it.

  4. 04

    Nothing appears on the dial that has not earned its place.

  5. 05

    Brushed and polished surfaces meet at a sharp line, on the case and the bracelet alike.

Three collections

Meridian The integrated steel watch Longitude The watch for open water Solstice Twenty-four hours, quietly kept

See the work in person

The first pieces are shown privately, in London or over video. Appointments last a full hour, and nothing about them is hurried.

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