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Designing Time: The Visual Language of Tessé Watches

by Brent Robillard Introducing Tessé Watches Founded in Canada by designer Thomas Brissiaud, Tessé Watches has, in a relatively short time, established a visual identity that feels cohesive. Across its first collections—the Michel GMT and The Architect—the brand has demonstrated a clear interest in proportion, geometry, and surface treatment, rather than overt nostalgia or decorative flourish. In a recent conversation with Brissiaud, we discussed the … Continue reading Designing Time: The Visual Language of Tessé Watches

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Tessé Watches The Architect

by Brent Robillard A study in depth and design There’s a quiet confidence that defines both Tessé Watches and its founder, Thomas Brissiaud. He’s reserved, thoughtful, and meticulous—the kind of person who prefers to let his work speak for itself. And yet, when you look at The Architect, it’s hard to call it quiet. This is a bold statement in geometry and restraint, a watch … Continue reading Tessé Watches The Architect

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The Architecture of Time: A Conversation with Tessé Watches’ Thomas Brissiaud

by Brent Robillard Devoted to time Independent watchmaking is often described as a labour of love, but in the case of Tessé Watches, that phrase feels almost too modest. For founder Thomas Brissiaud, every detail—whether a subtle bevel, the curvature of a sapphire crystal, or the hue of a 1970s-inspired dial—is an expression of devotion. His first watch, the Michel GMT, which we’ve previously reviewed … Continue reading The Architecture of Time: A Conversation with Tessé Watches’ Thomas Brissiaud

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