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• Mirage Miroir •
Being entirely asymmetric, the metal bracelet integration onto a Mirage case is particularly challenging.
As a result, we had to design two different end links, each composed of nine components, for a total of 18 components just for the case integration. All of this is assembled with two 18k gold spring-bars, yellow or Pd210 to match the case.

• Quantième Annuel •
A complicated watch should not necessarily be complicated to live with, that was the idea.
Despite housing an entirely new annual calendar movement comprising 476 components, the Quantième Annuel remains compact, with a 38mm diameter and a total thickness of 10mm.
This balance between mechanical complexity, restrained proportions, and everyday wearability was essential to us throughout the development process.
Here worn on Fabien’s wrist, which has a circumference of 6.7 inches / 17 cm.

• Mirage Miroir •
With its case curved around the new Cal.283 openwork caliber, the Mirage Miroir further illustrates the "form follows function" approach behind the Mirage collection.
The 2 new Miroir references are interesting because they bring a sense of technical precision in their ex*****on, and yet remain free in their expression.

• Mirage Lapis Lazuli •
Because every stone slice is naturally different, each dial possesses a unique pattern, giving every timepiece a character entirely of its own.
No two Mirage Lapis Lazuli will ever be exactly alike.

• Mirage Miroir •
Back in Neuchâtel after the launch of our Mirage Miroir at Geneva Watch Days, we wanted to thank you for your visit and all the positive energy we shared.
We received incredibly positive feedback, we even need to follow up with many of you by email, and we are very grateful.

• Mirage Miroir •
The Miroir 38mm offers a unique aesthetic by ticking two boxes rather well, with the details of a complex movement, but in the ergonomics of a dress watch.

• Caliber 283 •
This image illustrates the new approach we chose for the creation of our fourth caliber, the Cal. 283, and where the "Miroir" designation comes from.
Unlike traditional skeletonization or reversal, we opted for a more complex path by creating an entirely new mirrored movement, echoing the original design of the Calibre 233.
The sector guilloché pattern on the movement serves as a marker for reading the hours, much like a classic dial. Lacking a seconds counter to maximize the openwork design, the seconds wheel will act as a running indicator through its own rotation.

SPECS:
• Diameter: 30mm x 28mm
• Thickness: 2.83mm
• Winding: manual.
• Power reserve: 72 hours.
• Construction: 18K gold main plate & bridges.

• Mirage Miroir •
Ergonomics is crucial in the development of a dress watch. With a case diameter of 38mm and a total thickness of 7mm, the Mirage Miroir sits low on the wrist, to be forgotten when worn.
Currently in Geneva's Old Town for the Geneva Watch Days, from September 1st to 6th, we would be delighted to welcome you to discover it in the metal.

• Mirage Miroir •
And here it is at last, the Mirage Mirror 38mm worn on Fabien's wrist, which has a circumference of 6.7 inches / 17 cm. Currently in Geneva's Old Town for the Geneva Watch Days, from September 1st to 6th, we would be delighted to welcome you to discover it in the metal.
Appointments can be made via WhatsApp at +41 76 348 78 79 or by email at [email protected]

• Mirage Miroir •
Despite its remarkably slim 7mm profile, the Mirage Miroir stands out thanks to the visual depth conferred by its openwork caliber 283. This architecture offers the best of both worlds, with the subtleties and details of a complex movement, but within the ergonomics of a dress watch. We look forward to presenting the Mirage Miroir to you during the Geneva Watch Days next week.
Appointments can be made via email at [email protected]