The Capercaillies Fight Again. One of Finland’s most famous and beloved works comes to life as the Von Wright Limited Edition Watch. Together with the Ateneum Art Museum, we have incorporated Ferdinand von Wright’s famous oil painting (Taistelevat metsot / The Fighting Capercaillies) from 1886 into the watch in a way never seen before.

The small capercaillies at the tips of the golden hands move through each other once an hour. The highlights of the artwork can also be found as a three-dimensional engraving on the back of the watch.

Our first capital and Finland’s way out of the Stone Age. Turku has pioneered bringing civilisation and culture to Finland. The city has indeed been through a lot during its long history.

We rescued the best pieces of a Wych Elm that was cut down from Finland’s oldest park, Kupittaa Park, and turned them into 300 numbered Turku Limited Edition Watches.

Turku Limited Edition is a homage to the long history of the city and, most of all, its people.

Kaivopuisto, Kaivari for short, is the best known park and meeting place in Helsinki, perhaps in all of Finland. May Day picnics and summer concerts in Kaivopuisto have brought together people decade after decade. 

Many know the park but only few know why the park is called Kaivopuisto, Finnish for “Well Park”. It all began in the 19th century with a spa and its beautiful buildings that were built on the southern tip of Helsinki. Even though the golden years of the spa ended with the bombs of WWII, if not sooner, the park had already found its way into people’s hearts.