Strap for Horological Machine N°6 Alien Nation HM6 Blue

No. The bracelet is integrated into the case: there are no standard lugs where you can attach a conventional strap. The architecture of this wrist vessel demands completely bespoke work. That's what I do in the atelier—I build the strap directly onto the case, studying every curve of its geometry.

Work is done exclusively at <a href="/pages/casati-booking">Casati Milano</a>, by appointment only. I bring the case in hand, take measurements directly from the titanium and sapphire surfaces, and craft attachments that dialogue with its sculptural form. No compromise, no approximation.

Mississippi Alligator. It has the structure and visual presence this radical case deserves. Titanium and sapphire demand leather that holds its own visually, not something that fades away. Alligator carries that rebellious character breathing the same creative freedom as the vessel itself.

With conscious wear and regular cleaning, eight to ten years at least. Leather ages beautifully, developing a patina that tells the story of time at the wrist. The key is not to deliberately soak it and let it breathe. Then comes the moment to bring it back to the atelier for regeneration or replacement.

Because Maximilian Büsser refused the rules. A 50mm sphere, rotating turbines visible, a case that looks like it came from unknown space. This isn't watchmaking—it's wearable sculpture. The strap cannot be a passive accessory. It must hold this radicality.