Antonio was a simple man who lived in a hut outside of Paris. All he knew was how to make watches, an art his father had shown him before he died. Antonio made the timepieces in his hut and went to the streets of Paris to sell them to make a living.

Although Antonio made the timepieces in simplicity, his designs had something special and unique about them that drew the eyes of passers-by. Antonio, from a young age, admired graphics and contemporary buildings from which he drew inspiration and on which he based the design of the watches he constructed. Antonio, through his creations, also wanted to emulate an aura of emotions that brought people closer.

One day as Antonio walked through the scenic streets of Paris and sold his timepieces, he saw an elegant gentleman approaching him. This was Boggati, a famous architect who was amazed by Antonio's masterpieces.

Boggati asked Antonio to create a special timepiece for him and his fiancée. He asked him to do something very special to impress her. Antonio accepted the challenge and dedicated himself for months to his hut, in order to make something different and unique to leave Boggati satisfied. Indeed, when Boggati received the watches made by Antonio, he was thrilled.

Boggati met his fiancée at a romantic appointment shortly before sunset at the Eiffel Tower. Boggati gave the gift to his fiancée. Boggati's fiancée looked at him excitedly and embraced him passionately.