Miniature painting is a age-old technique which dates back to Antiquity and has made artists famous since the Middle Ages. Just as the painter has his palette, the enameler has colored enamels composed of silica powder, very finely ground pigments and oil. On the watches, the craftsman wearing a binocular applies the color using a fine sable hair brush, gradually creating shapes and gradients of shades.

The colors are placed one by one, in a very precise order, from the lightest to the most intense tones. Each of them is associated with a specific firing, the temperature and duration of which remain the secret of the master enameler. If the drawing, executed freehand, requires precision, dexterity and a real talent as a painter, each stage of firing requires great attention to detail.