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Berneron Mirage 38 Sienna Still

MIRAGE
Sienna

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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Berneron Mirage 34 Tiger Eye Male Wristshot
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Berneron Mirage 34 Lapis Lazuli Male Wristshot

THE COLLECTOR’S APPROACH

In order to guarantee meticulous craftsmanship and strong collectability, we will limit our annual production to 24 pieces per reference and per year. We believe in slow but steady growth, with a goal of reaching an overall annual production of around 600 pieces in 2035. Taking our own pace and remaining faithful to our line is also what enables us to offer a special service and build a privileged relationship with each and every 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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• Quantième Annuel Until we can finally get the case and movement together, here's a look at the opening cinematic for the officer case back. The officer's case back originates from pocket watches and serves several purposes. 1. It prot
• 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 par
• Caliber 595 Tomorrow we will have the pleasure of presenting the first 2 prototypes of our Quantième Annuel to our visitors during the Geneva Watch Days exhibition (September 2-7). For our digital visitors, here's a final close-up of t
• Quantième Annuel Next week we will have the pleasure of presenting the first 2 prototypes of our Quantième Annuel to our visitors during the Geneva Watch Days exhibition (September 2-7). This visual shows the profile of the case
• Caliber 595 The back side of the caliber 595 is constructed in a mirrored sequence from the dial side. When winding the movement, you'll first activate the crown wheel (at 3 o'clock), the cliquet and the ratchet wheel (at 9 o'clock), then move
/ Aug.2025 Versatile in size and color, the Mirage Tiger Eye can be dressed up or down, in all seasons. Oh, and it can be shared with your beloved half as well ! Here worn on Raffael's wrist, which has a circumference of 6.7 inches / 17 cm. #wristch
/ Aug.2025 Here comes the dial side of the caliber 595. It features a unique "cross architecture", in the form of a double regulator (one for the time and the other for the calendar) consisting of 4 instantaneous jumping apertures, 2 swipin
/ Jul.2025 Mirage Tiger Eye Due to the variety and depth of its reflections, a tiger's eye dial is something you'll never get tired of. It is by far, one of the most lively yet versatile stone options one can chose, to build a serious watch around.
/ Jul.2025 In anticipation of our launch of the Annual Calendar (Geneva, Sept. 2-7), let us introduce you to our new caliber 595. This project has been in development for 2 years already. It is a manual winding annual calendar, comprising 476 compone
/ Jun.2025 Complicated calendars often come with a drawback: they require reading the user manual and, in the worst cases, adjustment can take up to 20 to 25 minutes. We decided to tackle this problem from the inside out by developing our caliber 595
/ Jun.2025 Watches with a diameter between 34 and 36 mm have something special to them, and vintage guys know this. They exude an undeniable allure, both relaxed and charismatic at the same time, unlike their larger siblings. In our opinion the propo