Verification and Vault

Verification gives access to proof. Hold a supported phone to the object’s size label or to its Passport. The scan requests the House’s verification result for an issued and activated object. The registered owner sees more in the Vault: the object’s House Record and the ownership information the House makes available.

The House Standard

How an Object stays itself.

The House establishes the identity of every issued Object. The Object, its physical Object Passport and its House Record remain connected throughout its life.

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The Object Passport

Lifebook

One Object

One Object Passport

One House Record

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The Object

Identity begins with the Object.

The House establishes an Object’s identity before issuance. Ownership and condition may change. The identity does not.

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The Object Passport

A physical record that stays with it.

The physical Object Passport belongs to the Object. It records House recognised ownership through time. It may require further production and be delivered separately after the Object, without additional shipping cost. The Object and Passport are checked separately once issued and activated, and connect to the same House Record.

Maison Objects do not include the Object Case or premium presentation. The Passport remains part of the House Standard even if its physical delivery follows separately. A linked owner can see available Passport record status in the Vault; shipping tracking is provided separately.

Physical Object

Physical Object Passport

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Care record Lifebook

Two verification identities. One House Record.

The House Record

The permanent connection.

The House Record is the permanent digital record for the Object. The Vault gives the registered owner protected access to the parts made available by the House.

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The Lifebook

Care has its own record.

The Lifebook follows inspections, repairs and restorations documented by the House. It never records ownership.