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L'Epee 1839 has done it again. A collaboration was formed between the legendary clockmaker and the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. L'Epee presents its masterpieces as a Fantasia on the work of the Dutch visionary.   The opening exhibition of this collection will make its full debut at The Gallery by the Harbour from 6th May, 2016 to 29th May, 2016, approved and endorsed by the curators of the Van Gogh Museum. Van Gogh Art de Sweets, the first Van Gogh F&B brand in the world, will also make its debut in Hong Kong during the exhibition. Visitors can assimilate into Van Gogh’s world, savoring the timeless enchantment of Van Gogh’s artwork. Click Here for more Information (PDF).

We are very pleased to offer the entire modern line of the storied and legendary clockmaker  L’Epée 1839! These clocks are truly inspiring to any lover of horology or connoisseur of mechanical art. Perhaps best known for their beautifully finished traditional carriage clocks,  L’Epée 1839 is pushing the envelope to develop truly creative and inventive horological fantasy.  L’Epée 1839   relives the fascination of a swashbuckling historical romance with the magic of a double animation duel with swords. The new animation shows both the power reserve and double retrograde seconds.  Closely respecting longtime tradition, each part of a  L’Epée 1839   clock is made by hand, by experienced clockmakers. Only superior materials are used, with exquisite finishes. The beauty of  L’Epée 1839   clocks is enhanced by highly polished cases and dials, lacquer adornments and glass sides. Each clock is protected by a varnish over...

We have some beautiful new photographs of our rare "K. Mozer" Carriage Clocks. These very fine pieces were made by L'Epee when they were located in their London Factory. There were very few pieces made by the artisan clockmakers in London under the famous L'Epee standards of excellence. L'Epee carriage clocks have since been adopted by a Swiss factory that also produces the Matthew Norman line. We are pleased to make available the Ovale and the Dauphine which are some of the very few collectible pieces that were produced in England, by English clockmakers. While the British clockmaking industry was (at one time) the best in the world, their output has since become very small and very collectible. You can easily see, from our new pictures and video, the tremendous quality of these pieces. Take a moment to appreciate the impeccable tradition of British Horology!