AKHOR / Genève
AKHOR Genève
Collection profile · 2025
AKHOR’s Genève collection page appears to map to the brand’s debut Le Temps en Équilibre / AK-10 family: Geneva-made, COSC-certified and Poinçon de Genève-certified watches built around a patented suspended dual-disc display architecture.
Why it matters
This is the clearest current expression of AKHOR’s Geneva identity: the collection is built in Geneva, carries COSC and Poinçon de Genève credentials, and centers on the patented floating-dial AK10 architecture that defines the maison’s launch-era design language.
Key references
Collection timeline
- 2025 — AKHOR introduced its inaugural model to the public in September 2025, according to WorldTempus coverage cited by the brand press page.
- 2025 — Escapement Magazine covered AKHOR Le Temps en Équilibre on 28 November 2025 as the brand’s debut timepiece built around the floating dual-disc display.
- 2026 — AKHOR expanded the family with color editions such as Bleu Azur des Sommets in February 2026 and Vert Émeraude des Cimes in March 2026, as listed on the brand press page.
- 2026 — In April 2026 AKHOR announced that every watch in its collection would bear the Poinçon de Genève, reinforcing the Geneva positioning of the line.
FAQ
Is Genève a separate AKHOR collection page today?
The current official site foregrounds Le Temps en Équilibre / AK-10 rather than a separate Genève landing page, so Genève is best treated as AKHOR’s Geneva-rooted debut family positioning rather than a clearly separated current sub-collection.
What defines the AKHOR Genève family technically?
The watches use a patented suspended dual-disc display with a hand-wound AK10 movement and are positioned as Geneva-made haute horlogerie pieces with COSC and Poinçon de Genève certification.