Independents

I often get excited about new releases, particularly by independents, but with this one, I am extremely excited. I did not see anything on this site, but I thought I would gather some of the information that is currently available - as I understand the of...  

...not 'the usual.' Might take a bit of time to get used to the melting dial and hands. Two huge thumbs up for the shaped movement...very classy.

It is so rare when you see something and say: huh, I had not thought of that before!

Thinking with my servicing hat on tonight… Cazalea

If a conventional strap is used, as suggested, then the gaps at the top certainly will be irregular. Will that “fit in” with the wacky look of the case? That remains to be seen …

When I saw this I had the same question about the crystal. Honestly, I thought it would make sense to ask for an extra or two! And regarding the straps, it is my understanding that it takes normal straps.

Apparently the Crash was designed by Rupert Emmerson which I did not know.

The face though sends a lot of Cartier vibe. I'll look forward to seeing a finished one here.....?

...but I'm sure I won't love the price 🤣

CHF 49,500 excluding taxes.

Then again, about the same price as the Pebble and I find this far more interesting - and, at a minimum, more horologically interesting.

This is arguably a more intriguing evolution in the realm of unusual case shape design; more so when we take into consideration the movement.

Look like running away. Not necessary, see Cartier Crash. And the position of "Swiss".

A shaped movement in a non-symmetrical case? Is that a first?

But I think it may be.

Hi Josh, Thank you for your kind words, Marie-Alix and I are touched. We’ll reveal the complete design in October and launch our website as well. In case you would like to have more informations about the Mirage, do not hesitate to contact us at: Instagra... 

Are not for me YMMV.

Took a leap of faith and ordered one. Best Gatsby

Since my initial post, more attention from the press: www.hodinkee.com revolutionwatch.com www.gq.com The Revolution article, in particular, is very nicely done - some good, technical writing. Here is the only "live" picture I have see...  

having a shaped timepiece with a round movement would have been an easier choice... but taking the effort to do a ground up movement consistent to the design philosophy of the timepiece - Hats-off ! Best, mahesh.,

this new watch and design. As for me, well, it is not my cup of tea. Much too organic looking for me and to be honest I don’t “get it.” It looks as though a watch was designed on a piece of bubble gum which was then stretched and pulled in different direc... 

This watch and launch of the brand has been widely recognised and covered. I am enjoying all the different dial options they are working on and look forward to their next design