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Selected reference records
54 documented configurations from 49 model names. These records are a selection, not the full Antoine Preziuso catalogue.
- 3volution TriTourbillon Resonance 3 prototype · 1 record
- Antoine Preziuso Minute Repeater & P. Cal. · 1 record
- B-Side Automatic · 1 record
- B-Side Tourbillon · 1 record
- Black Devil · 1 record
- Chrono Grand Robusto · 3 records
- Chronometer Tourbillon of Tourbillons · 1 record
- Commedia dell’Arte Automaton Minute Repeater · 1 record
- From the Pocket to the Wrist · 1 record
- Gibeon Meteorite Tourbillon · 1 record
- Grand Robusto chronograph · 1 record
- Grand Robusto Haute Vitesse · 1 record
- Grand Tourbillon Sport · 1 record
- Matterhorn Day & Night · 1 record
- Mega Tourbillon · 1 record
- Mont Fuji Day & Night · 1 record
- Mystery Minute Repeater · 1 record
- Oltre Tempo · 1 record
Geneva training anchors the official chronology
Antoine Preziuso’s official biography says he entered the Geneva Watchmaking School in 1973, trained as a watch repairer and practising watchmaker, and graduated after five years.
This is the maker’s stated career record, not evidence for a watch’s production date. 1
Restoration preceded own signed watches
The biography says Preziuso worked at Patek Philippe, then led Antiquorum’s collector-watch restoration and appraisal workshop before opening an antique-horology workshop in Geneva in 1981.
Those experiences explain the context but do not authenticate a later signed piece. 1
The first signed watch is dated to 1991
The official timeline says the first Antoine Preziuso watch was introduced in 1991: a minute repeater perpetual calendar with a patented bezel-operated striking mechanism.
For any specific example, retain its exact technical and provenance documentation. 1
Complications require specialist evidence
The brand’s history foregrounds complicated watches, but complication names and mechanisms must be checked against the exact model. Service, operation and originality questions are consequential and object-specific.
Do not operate unfamiliar mechanisms without appropriate instructions. 1
Family collaboration has a documented later chapter
The official Florian Preziuso biography says he joined the family firm in 2006 and describes later father-and-son work on a tourbillon regulator project. Treat names, dates and technical claims as model- and source-specific.
A signature alone does not resolve generation or service history. 2
Keep conclusions bounded
The sources support a Geneva independent-watchmaking chronology and the stated 1991 first signed watch. They do not establish authenticity, originality or value for a particular piece.
Consult period documentation and a suitably qualified specialist for material decisions. 12
Key dates
- 1973
Geneva school entry
The official biography dates Antoine Preziuso’s entry to the Geneva Watchmaking School to 1973. 1
- 1981
Antique-horology workshop
The biography says Preziuso opened an antique-horology workshop in Geneva in 1981. 1
- 1991
First signed watch
The official timeline dates the first Antoine Preziuso watch to 1991. 1
- 2006
Florian joins firm
The official Florian Preziuso biography dates his joining the family firm to 2006. 2
Ownership and continuity
Antoine Preziuso’s official chronology moves from Geneva training and restoration into independent complicated watchmaking and later family collaboration. 12
Watchmakers and designers linked to Antoine Preziuso
These people have a sourced relationship to this brand in the Enjoy Watches register. The label beside each name states the relationship recorded; it should not be read as a broader employment or ownership claim.
- Antoine Preziuso — Own watchmaking practice
Identification and service
For an individual watch, record the complete reference, serial, dial, case, and movement markings and compare them with dated primary documentation.
A brand history cannot authenticate, appraise, or establish the provenance of a particular watch.
Evidence and limits
How the claims are supported
- source stated claim
Antoine Preziuso’s official biography describes Geneva watchmaking-school training, work at Patek Philippe and Antiquorum, a 1981 workshop, and a first signed watch in 1991.
- source stated claim
The official Florian Preziuso biography says he joined the family firm in 2006 and describes later collaboration with Antoine Preziuso.
Known limits
- This guide does not authenticate, appraise or service a watch.
- Brand-level history does not prove the original specification of an individual piece.
Direct sources
- The ManAntoine Preziuso Genève · official history · accessed September 12, 2026
Locator: Career timeline, workshop chronology and 1991 first signed watch. First-party source; its statements remain attributed.
- Florian PreziusoAntoine Preziuso Genève · official biography · accessed September 12, 2026
Locator: Florian Preziuso’s 2006 entry and collaboration context. First-party source; its statements remain attributed.
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