Measured to the micron
Every Nimbus is calibrated in Basel to tolerances the eye will never catch — because precision should be felt, not seen.
Nimbus Atelier · Basel
One considered object, refined for a decade of daily use. Nimbus pairs a single precise form with materials chosen to age with grace.
Features
Three disciplines, applied without compromise.
Every Nimbus is calibrated in Basel to tolerances the eye will never catch — because precision should be felt, not seen.
Brushed slate, sapphire glass, full-grain detailing. No plastics, no shortcuts — only surfaces that grow more personal with wear.
Each piece carries a lifetime care charter: annual inspection, restoration, and a named specialist who knows your serial.
How it works
A deliberate process, in three movements.
Choose the finish, scale, and engraving that suit your routine — online or in a private consultation.
Your Nimbus is assembled by hand in Switzerland and serialized before it leaves the atelier.
Delivered in a sealed linen case, then maintained for life through our annual service program.
Testimonials
Words from the first allocations of 2026.
“Nimbus never announces itself. Three months in, it simply feels like part of the day — which is precisely the point.”
“The restraint is the luxury. Every detail I have found — and I have looked — was a decision, never an accident.”
Pricing
Every tier is hand-assembled and serialized. Prices are one-time, in USD.
$1,180one-time
Most Exclusive
$2,400one-time
$5,900one-time
FAQ
The details our clients consider before reserving.
Each object is assembled to order in Basel. Standard configurations leave the atelier within six weeks; bespoke commissions take up to twelve.
Annual inspection, refinishing, recalibration, and priority restoration — for as long as the piece remains registered in your name.
Yes. A fully refundable reservation secures your place in the atelier queue, and your configuration can be finalized up to two weeks before assembly begins.
The private list
Join the private list for first access to the remaining 2026 allocations.