Unveiling the Unconventional Beauty of Berneron Mirage 38 Miroir: The Watch Synced with Its Own Movement

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.

On the dial side, the real enchantment lies underneath the crystal. The newly formulated, gold-crafted Calibre 283 is a mirrored reinterpretation of the original Calibre 233. Far from a simple reverse or skeletonisation, the calibre has experienced a near-complete reconstruction, transforming it into a fresh movement. This new design reflects the original yet allows its components to emerge as the visible design of the watch. In a ground-breaking move, Berneron utilises the movement as the interface for time-telling, marking the hours with a guilloché pattern. In the Berneron Mirage 38 Miroir, the decoration doesn’t merely beautify but becomes an integral part of the display. Thus, in a daring fusion of form and function, the watch truly becomes synced with its own movement.