Coiffe à l’Oiseau

Unique piece

24k Gold Cloisonné wires

42h of power reserve

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In the making

“Coiffe à l’Oiseau” is an art adaptation from the Mirror Collection, transforming Adélaïde Laurent-Bellue’s poetic painting into a 24-carat gold cloisonné dial. The composition preserves the artwork’s dreamlike forms, vibrant colors, and quiet elegance, offering a delicate bridge between fine art and fine watchmaking. A unique piece shaped with care, precision, and reverence for the original creation.

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This adaptation follows the original painting closely, keeping its curved silhouettes, layered shapes, and deep green–yellow–red palette intact. The main lines are reproduced with cloisonné gold wires, and the enamel colors are matched to the artwork’s gradients and tones. The goal was simple: stay as true as possible to the composition, proportions, and visual rhythm of Adélaïde Laurent-Bellue’s “Coiffe à l’Oiseau.”

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Watch Specifications

Movement

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Swiss Movement - Peseux 7001
Manual winding
17 jewels
Power reserve: 42 hours
Precision: -5 to +10 seconds per day
Frequency : 21600bph

Fine satin-brushed hands
316L stainless steel case
5 ATM water-resistant
Diameter : 40.0 mm
Lug to Lug : 44.5 mm
Lug width : 22.0 mm
Case thickness excl. crystal: 7.5 mm (with crystal: 8.8 mm)
Double domed sapphire crystal

Mirror

The Mirror Collection reinterprets existing artworks through the art of cloisonné enamel. Each piece becomes a reflection of the original creation, capturing its essence while revealing new depths of color, light, and texture. More than a reproduction, every dial stands as a unique reflection born from the meeting of art, enamel, and fire.