Fabergé
Where Imperial artistry meets contemporary horology.
Where Imperial artistry meets contemporary horology.
Fabergé is a historic luxury brand most famous for the jewelled Imperial Easter Eggs created for the Russian Tsars. The modern Fabergé brand was acquired and relaunched in 2007, producing jewellery and watches that reference the original House of Fabergé's extraordinary decorative arts heritage. Their watches emphasise enamel work, gemstone setting, and artistic dial decoration executed with the same craftsmanship philosophy as the brand's historic objets d'art.
The Lady Compliquée Peacock is Fabergé's signature watch — featuring a jumping hours complication with a peacock automaton mechanism, where a gem-set peacock figure reveals the hours. The dial is an artwork of enamel and gemstones reflecting the original Fabergé workshop's mastery of decorative technique. The movement is produced by Agenhor, the Geneva complications specialist, while the case and decoration are created by Fabergé's own artisans.
Peter Carl Fabergé's original workshop (1842-1920) created objects of art for the Russian Imperial family and European aristocracy, most famously the 50 surviving Imperial Easter Eggs. The modern brand acquired the Fabergé name and copyright and operates from London, creating jewellery and watches that reference the original house's decorative arts philosophy — enamel work, guilloché, gem-setting — while being entirely new creations with no direct continuation of the original workshop.