Master Bureau of Complex Engineering
One core.Many worlds.
We engineer systems. We shape objects.
We create worlds.
Fig. 01 / 04ACC-1 calibre — mechanical architecture
01 / The corporation
MBCE — Master Bureau of Complex Engineering — is an independent corporation working across engineering, mechanical watchmaking, entertainment and science.
A shared curiosity connects our work. Each direction has its own expression: the logic of a physical system, the architecture of a timepiece, the rules of a virtual world, the control of a research facility.
- Directions
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- Divisions
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- Watches
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- Calibres
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02 / Our divisions
Shared origin.
Different worlds.
Three distinct divisions. Their own work, their own identities, a common MBCE foundation.
MBCE Watch
Independent watchmaking. DarkMatter, Diamond and Planetarium.
MBCE Studio
Games and virtual worlds. HYPERNET and DUST.
MBCE Science
Scientific infrastructure. BMPA — control of the whole research facility.
03 / Engineering foundation
Different disciplines.
One architecture.
Our engineering work connects structure, material and mechanical logic.
/01Engineering mechanics
Motion, constraint and load are the starting point. We develop gear trains, articulated systems and mechanical assemblies through kinematics, dynamics and structural analysis.
/02Material systems
Material is an engineering decision. We investigate density, stiffness, wear, surface behaviour and process compatibility across metals, carbides, composites and engineered polymers.
/03Mechanical computation
A mechanism can do more than transfer motion. Differential networks, averaging, correction and physical signal processing turn interaction between parts into computation.
04 / The approach
From an idea,
a whole world.
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Architecture
Define the idea, the system and the relationships within it.
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Exploration
Investigate behaviour, materials, interaction and possibility.
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Resolution
Bring the individual parts into a coherent whole.
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Realisation
Turn the work into objects, systems and experiences.
Correspondence
For correspondence and selected collaborations, write to the Bureau.
access@mbce.worldExternal collaborations are considered after internal evaluation.