“Gregory Miellou, Peter Auto’s marketing manager, and I met by chance. In addition to being a client, we happened to be aligned in terms of corporate vision, automotive interest and watchmaking interest, which greatly facilitated this collaboration. So, we had worked together on the design. We wanted to make a watch that was good for everyone to wear and it was Gregory himself who told me he didn’t want to put Peter Auto on the dial.”
It is not absent from the watch though, because we find the mention on the case back.
Drum roll, the watch box opens and reveals to me, not a watch, but a watch and two Stop Watches. At that moment, I just want to put the watch on my wrist, take the Stop Watch, jump in a racing car and spend the day on a track. Etienne, if you’re reading this, this is not an appeal at all!
If each project make you start all over again, we are forced to note that this piece is indeed a Baltic. To achieve this, Etienne and his team have tried to keep the same reading on all their case middle and cases. The Baltic recipe is about right proportions, small size and no frills.