Felipe Pikullik

Felipe Pikullik Traditional watchmaking art from the heart of Berlin. Timeless elegance and craftsmanship.

19/06/2026

Part (1/2)

Cutting the pallet fork bridge* of the Mondphase 1.

This is where the shape begins. Before any filing or finishing can happen, the part has to be cut from the blank by hand with a saw.

The line you follow here determines everything that comes after it. There is no correcting a cut that has gone too far, which is why this step gets the same attention as any other part of the process.

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This is one of the more demanding parts to finish. The component is skeletonized, which means the surfaces that need to ...
17/06/2026

This is one of the more demanding parts to finish. The component is skeletonized, which means the surfaces that need to be worked are surrounded by walls that are extremely thin.

One wrong movement and the part bends. At that point it is unusable. There is no way to rush this step. The time it takes to finish a single piece like this is determined entirely by what the part allows, not by what would be convenient.

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A closer look at one of the smaller components inside the Mondphase 2.What you see here is the arbor that one of the whe...
13/06/2026

A closer look at one of the smaller components inside the Mondphase 2.

What you see here is the arbor that one of the wheels sits on. The most critical detail is the rivet groove, the small recess that the wheel is pressed over during assembly to lock it in place on the arbor.

At this scale, that groove has to be exact. Too tight and the wheel will not seat properly. Too loose and the connection fails.

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12/06/2026

Q&A with Felipe.

We appreciate every question that comes in and do our best to work through as many as we can. This is one of them.

If you have something you have been wanting to ask, leave it in the comments or contact us at

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The FPSK25 ⚙️A skeletonized movement, hand finished in Berlin. Every surface that is visible through this watch has been...
10/06/2026

The FPSK25 ⚙️

A skeletonized movement, hand finished in Berlin. Every surface that is visible through this watch has been worked by hand.

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06/06/2026

Part (1/2)

Preparing the balance c**k for one of our watches.

The balance c**k holds the balance wheel in place and plays a direct role in how the movement runs.

Before it can be connected to the balance wheel, it goes through a preparation process to make sure every surface and dimension is exactly where it needs to be. Part 2 will show the full assembly.

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The FPA1 caliber.This movement represents more than a new model. With the FPA1 architecture we have built a foundation t...
03/06/2026

The FPA1 caliber.

This movement represents more than a new model. With the FPA1 architecture we have built a foundation that opens up possibilities that were not available to us before. The decisions we made at the design stage, how the components are laid out, how the architecture is structured, give us a level of control over what we can develop next that we have not had until now.

What you see here is the starting point for work that goes well beyond this single piece.

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The Klassik in its 38.5mm case reflects a dedication to traditional craftsmanship and timeless design. Its black frosted...
02/01/2025

The Klassik in its 38.5mm case reflects a dedication to traditional craftsmanship and timeless design. Its black frosted dial, paired with mirror-polished hour and minute indices, creates a balance of subtle elegance. Handcrafted, polished hands complete the look with quiet sophistication, making it a true reflection of thoughtful design.

Turning the watch over reveals a story of meticulous artistry. The handengraved 3/4 plate and balance bridge are adorned with polished bevels, showcasing the skill and care behind each piece. Even the screws in the click mechanism are made by hand. A small but significant detail that highlights the level of commitment and expertise that goes into its creation.

The Klassik in 38.5mm is not just a timepiece; it embodies refined craftsmanship and a timeless aesthetic, crafted to resonate with those who truly appreciate the art of watchmaking.


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