embroidered watch by Ercigoj
Our 100-year-old passion for embroidery and precision are inseparable.
We are presenting our first wristwatch featuring a unique dial texture that is exquisitely embroidered and perfectly marrying timekeeping with our embroidery technique.
Case diameter: 40 mm
Thickness: 12,5 mm
Lug to lug dimension: 47 mm
Weight (including strap): 74 grams
Movement: Sellita SW 200-1b, top grade decorated
Case: 316L stainless steel, polished with sandblasted details
Crystal: Sapphire with anti-reflective coating
Case back: exhibition case back with sapphire crystal
Strap: dark brown suede
Our CORNELY wristwatch is a homage to the tradition of embroidery craftsmanship and artistry throughout human history
Meticulously embroidered dial, paired with a movement to match
We selected the Swiss-made Sellita SW200-1b, renowned for its reliability and aesthetic appeal. This movement features beautifully decorated bridges and a rotor adorned with blued screws and a glucydur balance wheel. Each component is assembled to top-grade quality standards, ensuring an average accuracy of ±4 seconds per day.
Further enhancing its exclusivity, each rotor is laser-engraved with its unique limited edition number, showcasing our dedication to artistry and precision. In the photo, we marked this one with P1 for the prototype.
Customise your CORNELY
We offer a unique customisation service for our watches, allowing you to select the embroidery colour of your choice at no extra cost. To get started, simply contact us for a colour palette, and we'll craft a dial that's uniquely yours.
Please note that custom orders have an extended waiting period. However, we ensure you're involved every step of the way by providing regular updates on your order status and sharing photos of your watch dial as it's being embroidered.
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Ercigoj
Our embroidery studio Ercigoj was founded in 1923. We have kept the company in the family since the first stitches were made, and today, the fifth generation is working to make art embroidery a reality.
At first, we focused solely on intricate embroidered designs for the Church, and createding unique and detailed embroidered flags and banners for veteran societies, firemen and hunting societies, among many others.
We started developing our own embroidery technology and techniques that, with decades of development, took us beyond what was thought to be possible. We managed to transform embroidery from a technique for decorating textiles, into a true art medium.