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Two different birds, for sure. I would go for the LM 101, here, for the beauty of the movement and the dial. [nt]
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Max Busser and Friends: Legacy Machine 101 ( LM 101 ) In Palladium!
The LM 101 is certainly not a new watch, but here is a new variation. Fro the first time, Palladium has been chosen for a Max Busser and Friends' watch, and the dial is now in a green bluish hue which looks promising... The case is 40 mm big, and 16 mm hi...
Just got informed
about this as well! Hopefully get to see it next week sometime. ...
Please try to post some live pictures when you see it.
I’m curious about the dial colour.
I was really hoping that no one would post this on the forum
as there are only 18 available and I have asked my AD if she can get one for me to look at. I like the idea of palladium which I believe is in the platinum family and the dial mesmerises!
I am in a bit of a predicament Nico
It is between the LM101 and the Patek travel time limited edition and as yet, I have not received any indication if I have been allocated a piece. They sure know how to keep me in suspense! ...
I am almost in agreement with you Nico!
The temptation of a limited edition steel Patek clouds my judgement!
Sorry, I meant somewhere else on the Internet. :)
But looking at the dial patter, I'm sure it does change depending on light conditions. Vte
It’s a gorgeous watch but, in my opinion, would be even nicer without “Legacy Machine” written across the dial
What is it with watch manufacturers and wording on the dial? IMO, most all watches look their best with zero writing on the dial. Some manufacturers, like De Bethune and other independents, get this in spades and others just have to put multiple lines of ...