The "why" is often as important as the "what"

Good point Horo !

In fact I had a pair of those crafted initially in 2008 for myself - Thought they complemented our HM1 and HM2 very well. But then, when I travelled around the world many people wanted to have the same. So, even though indeed it is not our goal to manufacture cufflinks, we had those 50 + 50 crafted late 2008, and to my knowledge there are only a few left for sale around the world.

Hope this sheds some light on the "why", and thanks for the constructive feedback,

Max

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MB&F Cufflinks

By: AndrewD : July 31st, 2011-18:15

Hi All, At IGOTT2 Max Busser described the inspiration for many of his designs as coming from his childhood memories of comics and science fiction films . The shuriken and the battle-axe appear in several of his watches. I snapped these wonderful cufflink...

I Like Them! [nt]

By: big daddy : July 31st, 2011-20:00

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Very pretty, but...

By: sidneyc : July 31st, 2011-21:17

.... for a while I thought I was going to see cufflinks the look of the MB&F Frog. If that ever happened, I'll be the first in line to get one!

Very nice...

By: Andy : July 31st, 2011-21:29

but my immediate thought was of Darth Vaders Tai Fighter with the curved wings.!! If these go round like a real rotor then I'll be impressed Yours, Andy.

The 'rotors' are fixed, Andy. [nt]

By: AndrewD : July 31st, 2011-21:36

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They're not from Max ? [nt]

By: DonCorson : August 1st, 2011-02:06

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They are an MB&F limited edition

By: AndrewD : August 1st, 2011-18:43

Hi Don, these cufflinks are an MB&F limited edition. There were 50 pieces each in 18K white and rose gold with black mother of pearl inlay that really catches the sunlight. Very cool, as are all Max’s creations! Regards Andrew

Wicked cool!

By: Davo : August 1st, 2011-03:59

Stylin'... with a hint of medieval.

they look great

By: donizetti : August 1st, 2011-11:40

and they would indeed go well with the HM3. Great catch! Best Andreas

you have the best cufflinks

By: justindependent : August 1st, 2011-17:58

Andrew You are a serious lover of watches! I commend your true passion to your hobby! Of course you collection is not to shabby either! Hey, do you mind PM me and let me know how much damage that was for your wallet? Cheers! justindependent This message h...

Thanks, but ...

By: AndrewD : August 1st, 2011-19:33

Hi Justin. Too kind. But unfortunately these photos were taken at an AD and the cufflinks did not leave with me. I was tempted, but thought I should own an MB&F watch first! Actually there are some cufflinks I would love from Breguet and F.P.Journe to go ...

I like them....BUT

By: Hororgasm : August 3rd, 2011-08:40

I generally frown upon watchmakers making accessories. Cartier et al being exception, since they are jeweellery based brands. But when a watchmaker starts doing pens, cuffs, belts, etc...I get worried. Just me, best, Horo

I understand this POV

By: AndrewD : August 3rd, 2011-16:14

But for some reason I view cufflinks as complementary wristwear. I would draw the line at matching belt buckles, wallets, keychains, rings, etc. But I can also understand why some would want to be identified with a favourite brand and its products/image. ...

I guess we don't have to draw a line in the sand

By: Hororgasm : August 3rd, 2011-23:18

In some ways, if the watch maker decides on designing a set of cuffs, one can argue that they would only be successful if the product itself has a strong design theme...PP nautilus, AP royal oak, PSM and MBF to some extent..one for distinctive lugs and th...

Jorg Hysek perhaps an exception; came from the other side of the

By: cazalea : August 6th, 2011-15:51

business - he did desk accessories first and the architecture of his watches followed that of his pen holders, etc. Not an independent by our definition, but still it's a fun piece in my collection. Otherwise I agree, they (watchmakers) should stick to th...