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MB&F Legacy Machine Perpetual celebration dinner in Singapore

It is always a pleasure to have a dinner with old friends, many of them fellow PuristS and collectors in Singapore. This evening, several of us were fortunate to be invited by MB&F and The Hour Glass Singapore for a cosy dinner at St Regis Singapore for a dinner to celebrate the launch of the beautiful MB&F Legacy Machine Perpetual. Of course, having Max Busser in town with us is also always a fun event.

Mark has already shared details of this mechanical marvel and beauty in his post and press release so I won't repeat them here.

Some pics to share here. We only got to see the platinum version with the blue dial. Other than being beautifully finished for its case, dial and movement, it also feels very robust in the hand. I tried to play with all the pushers in a careless manner (challenged by Max himself to do so) and nothing broke and everything still works well in the perpetual calendar.

Hope you like these pics. Lighting wasn't the best in the restaurant.

Cheers
Robin

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That must have been a great evening

By: Mark in Paris : November 4th, 2015-08:11

It must be quite impressive and having Max nearby helps understanding how it works in detail. Thanks a lot for sharing these fresh picture Robin Cheers, Mark

Glad you like the pics Mark

By: jrwong23 (aka watchthebin) : November 5th, 2015-20:33

The lighting in the restaurant was really dim that night - fortunately some of the pics were ok Cheers Robin

Great coverage report Robin!

By: AnthonyTsai : November 4th, 2015-10:12

I think I like this MB&F Legacy Perpetual the best out of all of Max's creations so far. Cheers, Anthony

I also like this Machine the best!

By: jrwong23 (aka watchthebin) : November 5th, 2015-20:33

It\'s a mechanical marvel and the finishing is amazing! Cheers Robin

That looks like a real horological machine!

By: rnaden : November 4th, 2015-19:12

And from your pictures, looks nicely done and legible as well. Interesting to know that you can mess around with the pushers and the man is fully confident that nothing can or will go wrong. Thanks for sharing this, Robin. Fun times!

It was really robust Richard

By: jrwong23 (aka watchthebin) : November 5th, 2015-20:34

Many of us pressed the pushers many times with no issues Nothing broke. Many perpetual calendars are very delicate. This one is a real Machine! Cheers Robin