From concept to your doorstep

Every piece deserves an arrival worth remembering. That's why we've put as much thought into how your SENSÉ arrives as into the piece itself.

This is the final SENSÉ box. Clean lines. Considered weight. Materials chosen to protect your piece and to feel like part of the experience.

The design is approved and the boxes are now being made, alongside your bracelet.

When you open the box, we want it to feel like the beginning of something, not just the end of a wait.

Small details. Big difference.

The refinement is complete, and the finish is now exactly where we want it to be.

With that final step behind us, full production of the SENSÉ bracelet has officially begun. The design we sketched, the mould we approved, the sample we tested: all of it now comes together in the piece you will soon wear.

Over the coming weeks, every bracelet will move through production, finishing and individual quality control before it is prepared for shipment.

This is where months of work become yours.

Our testing days are complete, and the results are everything we hoped for.

The SENSÉ bracelet was extensively tested on material, sensor function, comfort and aesthetics. Women aged 17 to 68 wore it through their own days, with their own sensors, across different arm sizes. The fit sat right. The comfort held up. And it looked exactly the way we wanted it to.

Testing also showed us where we could go one step further. We saw an opportunity to refine the finish even more, and we decided to take it. Not because we had to, but because this is the piece you will wear every day, and it deserves that extra step.

That refinement is now being carried through.

The final sample arrived, and we put it straight to the test.

Today, our extended testing days begin. Over the coming weeks, the SENSÉ bracelet will be tested on everything that matters: the material, how it works alongside your sensor, how comfortable it feels through a full day, and how it looks on the arm.

We are doing this the way SENSÉ started: with real people. Women from our community will wear the bracelet through their own days, with their own sensors, across different ages and arm sizes.

A bracelet that looks beautiful is where we started. A bracelet you can trust every day is where we are going.

A milestone worth sharing: the production mould is finished. Every curve and detail from our 3D model has been translated into tooling, and we've approved the final result.

The final sample production has officially concluded, and the first physical SENSÉ piece is on its way to us. Real material, real form, real weight.

This is the moment where months of design work become something tangible. We can't wait to show you.

Every curve, every proportion, every quiet detail has been examined and refined until it settled into place, honest to what it was always meant to become. We gave time to the parts no one will ever notice.

This is the final model, now going into mould production for the prototype. This is the point where the design becomes steel, and steel becomes the piece you'll wear.

To say we can't wait to hold the first SENSÉ prototype would be an understatement. We'll share every step of it with you.

After countless sketches, revisions, and late nights at the drawing table, the design for your piece is finalized.

Every curve, every proportion, every detail has been considered with care, so it feels like jewellery first. Something you wear because you love it, not because of what's inside.

We're proud of where this has landed, and we can't wait for you to see it in person.

More soon, as we move into the next phase.

A bracelet that looks beautiful but presses into your skin is not a solution. Neither is one that slides off.

From the start, we designed around how the SENSÉ bracelet interacts with different arm shapes and sizes. How far the steel can flex before it resists. Where the balance sits between secure and comfortable over a full day of wear.

The answer was not one single adjustment. It was many small refinements, each one bringing the design closer to how it should feel on a real arm, not just how it looks in a render.

Comfort is not a feature we added. It is a constraint we designed around from the first sketch.

There are many ways to manufacture a steel bracelet. Most of them are wrong for what we need.

We chose investment casting, a process used in aviation components and high-end watchmaking. A wax model of the bracelet is encased in ceramic, the wax is melted out, and molten 316L steel is poured into the cavity left behind. The result is a piece with the surface quality and precision this design demands.

Finding the right manufacturing location took time. We spoke with many factoryspaces before choosing one that specializes in 316L stainless steel investment casting, at the level of precision we require.

When you hold your bracelet, you will understand why this method was the only option.

The first material decision was the most important one.

We considered titanium for its weight. Sterling silver for its warmth. Surgical-grade 316L stainless steel won on every front that matters for something you wear on your skin, next to a medical device, every single day.

316L is used in medical instruments and high-end watches. It resists corrosion from sweat, moisture and daily wear. It is hypoallergenic, and carries a weight and density that makes the bracelet feel intentional the moment you put it on.

Our bracelet was independently tested for nickel release according to EN 1811 and EN 12472. It passed.

This is not a material we settled for. It is a material we chose because nothing else met the standard.

Every piece starts somewhere. For SENSÉ, it started with a shape on paper that refused to leave.

We had sketched dozens of forms before this one. Wider bands, thinner profiles, open cuffs, hinged shells. Most of them solved the problem. None of them felt like jewellery.

The version that stayed was the one that looked like it had always existed. A clean, continuous form that curves around the arm and holds a sensor underneath without announcing it. No bulk. No medical aesthetic. Just a bracelet that happens to carry something important inside.

From that sketch, every decision that followed had its direction. The curve of the band, the shape of the cover, the proportions between the two. All of it traces back to this moment, when the shape settled and the project became real.