From the Jürgensen tower
When a landscape speaks not only of nature, but of watchmaking, long time and continuity.
From the Jürgensen tower, in Les Brenets, the landscape speaks.
Not only of nature.
But of watchmaking, of long time, of history.
Jules Frederik Urban Jürgensen chose this place for what it imposes: silence, discipline, the slow walk that leaves room for reflection. A territory worthy of his standards.
Even today, the tower overlooks the valley. The border is there, the Doubs connects more than it separates, and below... the workshop. My workshop.
Walking here, lifting one’s eyes, gaining height, means remembering that the gesture is never born alone. It belongs to a place, a history, a continuity.
These places feed the hand as much as the mind.