TIMEPIECES

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HOROLOGY

MIRAGE
34mm

AN ABSOLUTE REFUSAL TO COMPLY

Our signature lies in the fierce determination to create freely and without any compromise, venturing into the unknown through an unbridled artistic expression. Tirelessly pushing the limits, we allow ourselves unreasonable choices and fanciful aspirations.

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THE COLLECTOR’S APPROACH

To guarantee impeccable craftsmanship, high-quality service, and strong collectability, we will limit our production per year and per model (from 24 to 36 pieces depending on the reference). We believe in slow but steady growth, aiming for a total annual production of approximately 600 pieces by 2035. This pace of development and our commitment to high standards will allow us to offer personalized service and cultivate a special relationship with each collector.


MIRAGE
Lapis Lazuli

MIRAGE
Tiger Eye

local PLAYER

We conceive, develop, manufacture and assemble our timepieces entirely in the canton of Neuchâtel and Jura (Switzerland), at the heart of the historic watchmaking region. We’ve built strong bonds with local artisans, aim to support the local economy and perpetuate traditional know-how.

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• Cal.595 In stark contrast to our first Mirage collection, our Quantième movements (here Caliber 595, annual calendar) are firmly anchored in a logic of symmetry, right down to the smallest details. We can notably see here that the guill
• Mirage Lapis lazuli Natural stones all have their own particularities, and we have chosen them intentionally. Lapis Lazuli stone is associated with the Third Eye Chakra (Ajna) which is located between the two eyebrows. It acts on the nervous s
• Mirage Prussian Blue We had not highlighted the profile of the Mirage until now, but this image allows to better visualize the reversed hand stack (the hour hand above the minute) as well as the oval crown (better preemption, without digging i
• Quantième Annuel A couple of months after its launch, we are delighted to report that we have passed the 100-allocation mark for our new Annual Calendar. The new allocations are therefore proposed for 2028, after which we will close the
• Mirage Tiger Eye We are strong advocates for the return of smaller case sizes to men's wrists. For many decades, 30-35mm cases were the norm, particularly for dress watches, which are legible at this size and simply don't need to be larger. Le
• Quantième Annuel Thanks to its double regulator architecture, the Annual Calendar focuses on making the dial easy to read, with the goal of systematically starting the reading at the same point and then obtaining it in chronological seq
• Quantième Annuel At 38mm in diameter and 10mm thick, the Annual Calendar is easy to wear on most wrists. Oh, and watch out because it can be shared (or captured sometimes) with your beloved half ! Here worn on Fabien's wrist, which has
• Cal.595 The combination of the officer case back with the movement's very traditional architecture gives the Quantième collection its own unique visual language. We (might be a bit biased) absolutely love it, and we hope you will do too
• Quantième Annuel In addition to the officer case-back (which represents a case making complication in itself), our Quantième collection is built with a tension line that runs the entire circumference of the case, but temporarily
• Cal.595 Our caliber 595 was designed entirely from scratch. Comprising 476 components, 408 of which are dedicated specifically to it, this project is the most complex our company has undertaken to date. The remaining 68 components are high gr
• Quantième Annuel With the Quantième collection, we wanted to show another side of the brand and conquer a wider territory of expression for the years to come. This long-term strategy explains why our Quantième Annuel is su
• Quantième Annuel Meaning “counting device” in english, the Quantième collection was developed with the desire to create a new standard for complicated calendars (and future complications). The user experience was para