The Swiss Alpine Passes Collection earned its place in the Swiss National Library, recognized as part of the nation’s artistic and cultural legacy. A tribute to the landscapes that shaped Switzerland, it reflects the Maison’s dedication to preserving heritage and the enduring elegance of travel.

The Graf Zeppelin became the first Atelier WOCS creation to reach full acquisition of 50-Piece, marking a turning point for the Maison. Inspired by the legendary airship that graced Swiss skies seventy times, it stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of heritage and artistry.

Commissioned by the founding family of the Gstaad Palace, this series pays tribute to one of Switzerland’s most storied landmarks. A symbol of heritage and refinement, it reflects the timeless elegance that defines both the Palace and those who preserve its legacy.

The Matterhorn Collection has earned its place in the Swiss National Library, further cementing the Maison's significance in Switzerland’s artistic and cultural heritage. A tribute to the timeless majesty of the Matterhorn, this inclusion reflects the Maison’s dedication to preserving the country’s natural and artistic legacy.

Commissioned by a discreet aristocratic family in Geneva, this piece pays tribute to the historic landing of the Latécoère 631. In a rare gesture, the family authorized 50 exclusive pieces, ensuring this moment in aviation history could be shared with collectors.

Atelier WOCS was honored to have its Monaco Grand Prix 1963 artwork selected for the prestigious Automobile Club de Monaco’s Art collection. Personally chosen by the President of the ACM, this creation now stands among the most revered symbols of motorsport history.

The ACM, a cornerstone of Monaco’s automotive legacy, has shaped the most prestigious racing events, from the Grand Prix de Monaco to the Monte-Carlo Rally.

Ferrari Lausanne commissioned a collection capturing the essence of Ferrari’s legendary legacy bringing to life icons such as the 125s, F40, and LaFerrari.

Commissioned for the Latécoère family and the noble French House of Sabran, this creation embodies the elegance of legacy and the pioneering spirit of aviation. In homage to a name that shaped the golden age of flight, Atelier WOCS unveiled an exclusive collection celebrating the enduring ties between art and history. This tribute extended to the Bal de Malte, an esteemed gathering held in one of Bern’s most distinguished hotels, where heritage, philanthropy, and refinement converge.