An iconic homage to the last original watch designed by Gérald Genta, its complex case shape is inspired by Rome’s Baroque architecture, where asymmetry becomes a signature language.
In the heart of Geneva, our Atelier is more than a place. Engage directly with the collections, explore the Museum, and discover the story of Mr. Genta.
The Maestro 2.0 Ultra-Thin collection represents the purest expression of time in its most essential form, a refined three hands watch that combines elegance, versatility and technical precision. Rooted in the iconic Maestro case designed by Mr. Genta, it embodies the timeless identity of Gerald Charles.
The Maestro GC Sport embodies Gerald Charles’ vision of a high performance sports watch that remains unmistakably elegant. Tested by professional athletes, it is built on the iconic Maestro design while introducing technical refinements that enhance comfort and functionality during active use.
The Maestro 3.0 Chronograph marks a significant evolution of the Maison’s signature Maestro model. Originating from Mr. Genta’s original designs, it features a revisited case with improved ergonomics and irregular-shaped pushers, while the chronograph counters are carefully integrated into the dial to ensure clarity and balance.
In 2024, Gerald Charles reintroduced one of Gérald Charles Genta’s most emblematic complications through the Maestro 4.0 Jumping Hours, a collection rooted in the historic Maestro GC39 and reimagined with contemporary mastery.
The Maestro 8.0 Squelette expresses the purest vision of mechanical watchmaking, where design and movement become one. Its iconic Maestro case, originally conceived by Mr. Gérald Charles Genta, frames an intricate open worked calibre that reveals the full architecture of the watch, turning technique into visual art.
Following a year and a half of research and development, Gerald Charles introduced the Maestro 9.0 Tourbillon, a technical and aesthetic tribute to an original design drawn in 2005 by the Maison’s founder, Mr. Genta. Gerald Charles’ technical team engineered a flying tourbillon cage in Grade 5 Titanium, shaped as the iconic GC logo.
