An art of composition
The dial no longer simply exists. It is composed.
Two discs. Two identities. One lower dial, one upper dial.
And between them, the possibility of personal composition.
Akhor invites each person to pair one colour with another, creating a chromatic balance guided by sensibility, perception, and personal vision.
Here, the white lower dial reveals the purity of the structure, while the Azure Blue upper dial, adorned with a honeycomb motif, captures light with precision. The Emerald Green, finished with a sunburst effect, introduces a more organic vibration. The sunburst brown establishes a deeper, more enveloping presence. Finally, the brown base paired with a white upper dial creates an inverted tension — more graphic, more radical.
Each combination redefines equilibrium.
Each association reveals a new expression of Le Temps en Équilibre.
More than a chromatic variation, A Two Beats Choice introduces a true philosophy of composition, where colour becomes material, depth, and architecture.
A personal expression of time
To create without imposing. To compose without constraining.
With A Two Beats Choice, the Maison extends the philosophy of Le Temps en Équilibre: a dial structured around two discs, where one animates the other through a play of balances in constant evolution.
Each individual thus engages in a personal reading of time, choosing the association that resonates most intimately.
A more personal relationship with the object, where composition itself becomes a form of expression.
Conceived as open architectures, Akhor creations integrate each interpretation with absolute precision. Proportions, contrasts, harmony: every association is the result of a meticulous pursuit of balance.
Akhor does not vary. Akhor composes.
Precision as a standard
Behind this apparent freedom lies absolute discipline.
The Le Temps en Équilibre collection is certified by the Poinçon de Genève — one of the highest distinctions in Swiss Haute Horlogerie. A recognition that extends to the watch in its entirety.
Every detail is executed according to strict criteria: hand-applied anglage, fan-shaped Côtes de Genève, finely finished wheels, and perfectly mastered surfaces — both visible and invisible.
Three years of development were required to achieve this balance. Three years devoted to creating a singular architecture — this suspended dial — within a movement meeting the highest standards of excellence.
Down to the screws, redesigned according to the cushion geometry of the case, every detail contributes to the integrity of the whole.
At Akhor, freedom of form never stands in opposition to precision.
It is its purest expression.
