David Candaux’s flagship creation, the DC6 Titanium, continues to push the boundaries of horology in 2025 with the unveiling of its 12th piece.
First launched in 2018, this 44mm timepiece blends the watchmaking traditions of the Vallée de Joux with cutting-edge innovations.
Produced in limited quantities, the DC6 Titanium is a testament to the brand’s uncompromising approach to design and engineering.
At the heart of the DC6 Titanium lies its in-house developed caliber. The flying tourbillon, inclined at 30° and completing a 60-second revolution, is integrated with small seconds for enhanced precision. This unique mechanism processes more wrist positions in less time, ensuring exceptional chronometric accuracy.
Crafted from Grade 5 titanium, the timepiece stands out not only for its durability but also for its corrosion resistance, anti-magnetism, and lightweight properties.
Titanium components, including the hands and bridges, demonstrate meticulous craftsmanship, while the “Côtes du Solliat” engraving on the bridges nods to the location of David Candaux’s atelier.
The DC6 Titanium’s “Pointes du Risoux” guilloché pattern, hand-engraved on two titanium plates, evokes an aerial view of the nearby Risoux forest. This intricate pattern, a reimagining of 18th-century watchmaking traditions, creates a tactile experience for collectors.
The “magic crown” at 6 o’clock, a patented innovation, features 31 components, ensuring perfect handling for winding and setting the movement.
The power reserve indicator at 12 o’clock, supported by two barrels, guarantees a 55-hour power reserve, ensuring functional accuracy for extended periods.
Produced in limited quantities, it’s an ideal choice for collectors who appreciate both exceptional functionality and aesthetic elegance.
CHF 235’000, davidcandaux.com