amanico
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More an artistic approach than a diving watch. I read the press release on that one and...
I appreciated they gave this precision. Water resistant to only 50 meters, a counter intuitive way to read the time, and a bezel whose conception is fragile.
BUT I like the way MBF explores new territories. And I like this watch for what it is, a concept watch, in my opinion.
Casual, futuristic, original.
I have to see it in the metal, but I think it is wearable. The dimensions include the bezel, I think, but the case sits well on the wrist, I believe. The thing is about the bezel. I like the way it is designed, but won't it be too fragile, " floating " around the case? Will the bezel overcome the wrist? I don't know, I really have to try it on.
Now, it is a discussion piece, and a very interesting one!
Best,
Nicolas
SIHH 2017 - MB&F
Max Büsser has another winner, the HM7 Aquapod. Inspired by an encounter with a jellyfish the Aquapod is, however, not a diving watch with its 50m water resistance, but it is most certainly a new wrist experiance. A flying tourbillon and conical time disk...
Another breath of fresh air
and once more truly genuine approach to high horology from MB & F but this "submariner bezel" just don't feel right for me Sincerely D
Very cool, rather bonkers
Not one for me but I appreciate what\'s been done here. One question - how does the timing bezel work when the minute markers are constantly moving, ie there is nothing fixed for the bezel to reference? Best E.
More an artistic approach than a diving watch. I read the press release on that one and...
I appreciated they gave this precision. Water resistant to only 50 meters, a counter intuitive way to read the time, and a bezel whose conception is fragile. BUT I like the way MBF explores new territories. And I like this watch for what it is, a concept ...
