Berneron Mirage’s watches are a testament to progressive horological artistry, culminating in their latest offering, the Mirage 38 Miroir. An adventurous departure from orthodox design, the watch embodies a liquid-like, constantly flowing aesthetic, a concept conceived by Sylvain Berneron, an automotive designer turned Independent watchmaker.
The Mirage 38 Miroir enjoys a sculptural asymmetry, anchored by an entirely refurbished calibre. This new movement doesn’t merely exist within the watch; it instead echoes the watch’s shape. A powerful evolution of the Mirage lineage, the Miroir version sets a new standard in creative watchmaking.
Monochromatic watch designs, while often understated, carry an undeniable allure, and Raymond Weil’s Black & White Millesime Small Seconds dress watch is no exception. Capturing the essence of classic black and white styles that many modern designs overlook, this Geneva-based brand’s creation whispers sophistication. Unfortunately, the current era of vibrant internet content sometimes leaves these minimalist yet chic styles under appreciated.