Seven years since the first Baresi & Caine Pièce Unique left La Chaux-de-Fonds, we return to the city built upon seven hills for a collection that mirrors that founding number, seven timepieces, seven custodians, each one carrying the name of the hill that inspired it.
Each watch in the collection carries the name of one of the seven hills upon which Rome was built, a tribute to the city's foundations, and to the foundations of Baresi & Caine.
Tradition holds this as the very site of Rome's founding, and later home to the palaces of its emperors, the hill from which the word "palace" itself descends.
The smallest of the seven, yet the most sacred, seat of Rome's civic and religious authority, and still home to the city's government today.
Historically the hill of the plebeians, a place of quiet independence, set apart from the seats of imperial power that surrounded it.
One of the highest of the seven hills, and still the seat of Italy's head of state, a place of continuous authority for over two thousand years.
The smallest and quietest of the seven, named for the willow trees once said to grow across its slopes.
The largest of the seven hills, once home to the villas and gardens of Rome's wealthiest families.
A hill of ancient temples and aristocratic residences, among the earliest of the seven to be settled.
A defining closing chapter, before the Maison moves forward to one-of-one commissions only.
Seven timepieces, seven custodians, each never repeated.
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