Mark in Paris
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Some LM2 (MB&F) pics
Hi everyone,
I've been trying this one for the first time since it was launched and I must say it looks great.
I was wondering which one I would prefer between the LM1 and the LM2: the thing is I don't know yet...
The LM1 is purer, has a huge balance wheel and has a very artistic dial display.
The LM2 looks more technical with the differential at 6 o'clock but maybe 2 balance wheels are too much ?
Anyway, here are some pictures and a little video.
Cheers, Mark
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Some LM2 (MB&F) pics
Hi everyone, I've been trying this one for the first time since it was launched and I must say it looks great. I was wondering which one I would prefer between the LM1 and the LM2: the thing is I don't know yet... The LM1 is purer, has a huge balance whee...
"LM2 looks more technical"
Mark, I agree even when I haven´t seen it in the metal so far. But how did it feel on your wrist? To me it looks big ... Thanks! Oliver
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