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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 disks are under the top dome. The automatic winding system under the bottom dome. To the right of the tentical ring with its ceramic surface we find the crown for winding, on the left the crown for setting the time. And like many jellyfish it glows in the dark.
A flying tourbillon and conical time disks are under the top dome. The automatic winding system under the bottom dome. To the right of the tentical ring with its ceramic surface we find the crown for winding, on the left the crown for setting the time. And like many jellyfish it glows in the dark.
I fell in love with this piece the moment I saw it. How creative! [nt]
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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
but this "submariner bezel" just don't feel right for me
Sincerely
D
I saw it in the flesh at the last SIHH. Well, I love creativity but here, that's too much for me. This timepiece is an artistic watch more than a wearable one. I'll definitely buy a Legacy Machine one day but I let this one to other watch collectors
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Alkiro
Alkiro
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?
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E.
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?
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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 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