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Nicolas (amanico) presents a striking visual exploration of the MB&F LM Perpetual in titanium with a green dial, a timepiece celebrated for its innovative perpetual calendar mechanism. His post invites collectors to appreciate the aesthetic and technical prowess that defines this particular reference within the broader MB&F Legacy Machine collection. This article delves into community perspectives on its wearability, design choices, and unique features.
I have this kind of image in my mind when I imagine trying to read the time while driving, and getting distracted by everything going on down on my wrist!
one of those I think about you know who..😜
I would perhaps prefer a leather strap, but rubber highlights its ultramodern attitude!
I like it on others, but to big for my taste and I appreciate more the crown adjustment for a perpetual vs. pushers. I feel that MB&F is a bit cheating when it sells this “independent pusher adjustment”as something really special. Instead of pin pushers they used square pushers, so what? Make it under 40mm and not 17.5mm thick and then we’re talking ! And yet, I still like it. Damn watches…!
I recently acquired the LE Atomic Orange version of the perpetual and love it. The perpetual wears smaller than the 44mm and 17mm thickness suggests, especially when compared to my AP Offshore or my Panerais. The watch is actually super comfortable.
My AP Offshore feels way bigger and I think my sequential feels more like a speedy on the wrist, but comfier due to the lug profile.
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