At Felipe Pikullik, we are always looking forward, developing projects that push the atelier’s evolution and deepen our capabilities.

Over the past decade, we’ve progressed from refining and modifying ébauche movements to producing most components of the new Mondphase II in-house. Guided by the ambition to expand our own manufacturing, we are now working on our next major step: FP Architektur One.

This project represents a significant milestone on our path toward a fully in-house movement. Its level of component integration and mechanical sophistication is, in essence, equivalent to constructing a complete calibre from the ground up.

The base components we selected aligned so naturally with our vision that the process felt less like adapting an existing movement and more like designing architectural space – only this time, for a mechanism rather than a building.

This movement will become the base for the Core Collection, exploring novel ways of applying traditional watchmaking techniques to Pikullik’s modern design sensibilities.

At Felipe Pikullik, watchmaking is taken literally.

In our eyes, watchmaking is far more than just building watches — it is about developing them from scratch.

We are not ashamed to base our collection on ETA movements.

The desire to create a complete in-house watch is the very force that brought us into watchmaking — and the same force that drives us forward.

Our project, FP Architektur One, marks an important step on our journey toward an in-house movement.

The degree of in-house components and the complexity of the mechanism are comparable to building a full movement ourselves.

We simply felt that the ETA movement fit our construction so perfectly that it became more like designing architecture for a movement rather than for a human being.