WATCHMAKING JEWELS Its intense green pigments enthralled the Ancient Egyptians for whom it symbolizes eternal youth. Since then, malachite has been adorning the most exquisite jewelry and...
SEASONAL COLORS The vibrantly-colored trio of variations of the LM101 unveiled by Max Büsser and his friends stands out from the previous versions through a handful of technical changes. The Legacy Machine, launched back in 2014 by MB&F with a 40 mm-diameter rose gold case, was subsequently...
WHERE WORLDS WEAVE TOGETHER Symmetric scenography, a sapphire-crystal dome, outstanding finishes, it sounds pretty familiar, don’t you think? Yet, for this festive limited series, a detail makes all the difference! Explanations. Back in 2007, MB&F made its mark with its Horological Machines combining futuristic design and an...
360° VISIONS The 9th opus of the collection unveils itself in all its glory! The Friends accomplish one of their remarkable feats, one of their closely-guarded secrets, by making clairvoyant use of sapphire crystal. Showcase a true mechanical achievement. This is exactly what the ever-so friendly team...
READY FOR ACTION These limited series, boasting structure-boosting enhancements, breathe new life into the perpetual calendar created by Stephen McDonnell. A super-appreciated EVOlution! To counter the impossibility of wearing a MB&F watch during intense and risk-taking activities, the Friends have imagined a cut-out-for-action, as-sturdy-as-they-come model. In a...
VISUAL ENCHANTMENT MB&F gives free rein to the virtuosity of an engraver to imagine genuine works of art. The incredible refined craftsmanship center stages writer Jules Verne’s adventure novels. We all know that the line between art and craftsmanship can be as thin as a sheet of...
PURE RACE For the 10th opus of this collection, Maximilian Büsser and his Friends have reached a new milestone in their stylistic and mechanical adventure with this timepiece which is rather dog-tastic. What makes it stand out? A stocky body, powerful jaws and agile paws… You’d think...
