Berneron Mirage Miroir
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Berneron Mirage Miroir

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At a glance
Price
CHF 72,500 (strap) / CHF 130,250 (bracelet)
Case size
38mm x 34mm
Lug-to-lug
42mm
Thickness
7mm
Case material
18k white or yellow gold
Movement
Cal. 283, manual-wound, 72-hour power reserve
Power reserve
72 hours
Water resistance
30m
Crystal
Hesalite with scratch-resistant coating
Dial
Openworked, mirrored construction
Strap
Barenia leather or 18k gold bracelet
Limited
36 per year per metal, over 10 years
Availability
First deliveries October 2027
The brief

Berneron has unveiled the Mirage Miroir, an inverted take on their Mirage 38 model. Instead of a traditional dial, the Miroir showcases its golden caliber 283 movement, featuring a mirrored architecture where the mechanics themselves form the display. This new model continues Berneron's philosophy of deriving case asymmetry from the movement's architecture.

  • Limited to 36 pieces per year in each metal over 10 years
  • First deliveries in October 2027
  • Price: CHF 72,500 (strap), CHF 130,250 (bracelet)
Across the sources

The caliber 283 is a mirrored construction of the caliber 233, with the gear train running in the opposite direction to maintain a slim 7mm case thickness.

Watches By SJX

The movement's guilloché features a sector pattern with borders that approximately mark the hours, enhancing legibility.

Watches By SJX

Berneron has opted for a closed case back to maintain a low-profile feel and surprising heft, similar to the Montblanc "Unveiled Secret".

Watches By SJX

The watch introduces Berneron's first bracelet, an old-school seven-link construction with alternating finishes and a jewellery-style open-ended clasp.

Watches By SJX

The movement's guilloché serves as markers for reading the hours, and the visible seconds wheel acts as a running indicator.

Fratello

The movement finishing includes guillochage, colimaçonnage, laser engraving, anglage, cerclage, traits tirés, and nuagage.

Fratello

The asymmetric case design is derived from the shape of the movement, not an arbitrary external shape.

Oracle Time

The brand plans to release one watch annually in the first week of September for the next ten years.

Oracle Time
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