The LM Perpetual EVO represents the next evolution of the MB&F journey, from mechanical art and innovation, to becoming a part of the wearer's journey on more robust activities.
MB&F founder Maximilian Büsser described the engine inside HM9 as "the most beautiful movement we've created to date" and MB&F has taken the next step to showcase all the magnificence inside with a transparent sapphire crystal shell.
With a committed 100 pieces sold across different editions, MB&F has repurposed the original HM4 prototype into a Pièce Unique, named the HM4 'Kittyhawk.'
The kind of alternative and offbeat thinking that has made MB&F's horological offerings so exceptional has extended to the unique way it has decided to take on e-commerce, hand-in-hand with its retail partners.
This is the first creation by MB&F that is inspired by man's best friend, but in truth it features MB&F best technical components that produces a whole greater than its sum of parts.
True to its charge, the timepiece boasts "the craziest, most cinematic three-axis tourbillon ever" with a stripped-down construction that exceeds what anyone else has been done before.
"I wanted LM FlyingT to possess the epitome of femininity as reflected by the women in my life, particularly my mother. It had to combine supreme elegance with tremendous vitality" explains founder Maximilian Büsser.
The audaciously designed and constructed HM6 embarks on an intended glorious last leg of production, in steel and is available in a limited edition of 8 pieces.
The Horological Machine No. 9 "Flow" provides a perfect snapshot and look into how MB&F has carved an industry-leading name for itself in the world of horology
Reminiscent of the domed, organic shape of a jellyfish pulsating in the ocean, the timepiece features a central flying tourbillon tops the concentric vertical movement architecture.
Built off the HM8 which was the first MB&F creation to feature both its battle-axe rotor, and the heads-up time display first seen in HM5, the MoonMachine 2 boasts the world's first projected moonphase display.
