The FPA1 marks a defining moment in our journey.

For many years, our work was shaped through the transformation of existing calibres, carefully reworked by hand to reflect our identity. But the foundation beneath remained something we inherited, not something we truly owned.

With the FPA1, this changes.

For the first time, the movement is conceived within our own atelier, allowing us to shape not only what is seen, but the structure that lies beneath. Proportions, architecture, and function are no longer adapted, but defined from the beginning, guided by our own understanding of watchmaking.

At its center sits a hand crafted balance wheel, a step toward greater independence and one of the most demanding elements in traditional horology. The architecture integrates a retrograde date, adjusted through a discreet pusher within the lug, designed to be corrected at any time. Movement and case were developed together as one, creating a unified composition that feels natural on the wrist.

The name FPA1, Felipe Pikullik Architecture 1, reflects this shift. While not every component is yet produced entirely within our own workshop, the movement consists of approximately 185 parts, with 12 components sourced from an ébauche. The remaining elements are developed, shaped, and finished within our atelier, following our own architectural approach.

From this foundation, the core of our collection takes shape.

Each model carries its own character, yet all are guided by the same principles of clarity, proportion, and craftsmanship. Whether expressed through the clarity of the HTH, the depth of the Sternenhimmel, or the restraint of the Klassik, they remain part of a shared architectural language

The FPA1 is not just a new calibre.

It is the beginning of everything that follows.