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Berneron Mirage
A couple of photos of the white gold Mirage. Seen in London last week.
Regards,
Baruch
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Berneron Mirage
A couple of photos of the white gold Mirage. Seen in London last week. Regards, Baruch ...
Heavily hyped by the
Hodinkee watch influencers. Definitely running up a potential secondary market where they butter their bread.
Never liked it
And tbh can’t also stand the Cartier Crash But his second watch, the annual calendar is one I like a lot
Shaped watches are certainly divisive!
I am more inclined towards the work of Gilbert Albert with regards asymmetrical watches.
No questions there are a lot of new talents in watchmaking and new opportunities...
A pity they are like IPOs, loved by "hedge funds and private equity-like speculative" collectors, pushing to the sky. Reality is many new brands are not for regular collectors anymore unless deep pockets. Once they won GPHG or some LV awards....Bingo! Jac...
Very true as we see it, this is an expensive hobby....
For initial supporters of each brand, who put faith and $$ into something not seen or just a prototype, well worth it and well deserved. Congrats by the way, if you are the lucky owner.
There are very few untraditional watches that I like
and even then I prefer traditional shapes. For some unknown reason I have found this one attractive from the get-go. I do prefer the RG version. I’m impressed by how the movement has been shaped to agree with the case.
Very cool.
I have not heard hype, so I guess I'm lucky. Their 34mm "Tiger Eye" is one of the most compelling watches I've encountered in recent years. I mean, any time the movement is designed to match the case &c., is a sight. My wife wants to share one. I said, ab...
