At MIER—PARYS, the “fragmented chronotope” is our design rule set: it transforms our time-as-presence ethos — a total, hedonistic embrace of experience that treats time as a space to inhabit through gesture — into the craft of watchmaking.

It acknowledges that the same object, place, or person can simultaneously exist as a lived moment, a remembered past, an unfolding now, or an imagined future. These temporal modes, though distinct, converge into a singular, layered life — one held, always, within time.

We weave this perspectival fluidity into the watch’s very architecture: layered dial planes, overlapping forms, contrasting textures and graduated reliefs become tactile echoes of context, light, and movement. Each subtle shift in angle or illumination reconfigures what you see and feel — just as a new perspective reshapes perception.

Yet these layers remain in poised equilibrium — the very architectural interplay that fragments the surface also restores its harmony. With every tilt of the wrist, the watch’s facets pivot in concert with time itself, revealing nuanced surprises within an intrinsically coherent whole.