LM SE

The LM SE EVO MB&F Legacy Machine Split Escapement EVO

The LM SE EVO

in green, and fortunate to own the sequential (in orange) too. They are among the handful of my favorite watches of all times. I will tell you why I got the EVO and why yours might be a better choice from some viewpoints: 1. The EVOs look badass, few watc

The SalonQP 2017 was held in early November in its usual place, the Saatchi Gallery in London. The list of exhibitors that was set up is symbolic of the crisis that this type of event is going through in Europe. Major brands, with very few exceptions, are

Unlike the Horological Machines, which explore extremely diverse aesthetic territories, the Legacy Machines are characterized by their family resemblance based on common elements: round cases, curved glasses, off-centered dials ... and especially the bala

it looks big on your wrist I think only because of the angle of your shot - optical illusion I believe it fits you well. That hand crafted hammered dial is a real piece of art! Max mentioned the LM SE is the last of the LMs as we know it when he was in si

this week I attended the launch party of the MB&F LM SE. Anthony already shared technical details of this watch so I will skip that. There are 4 variants, all in white gold, 4 different dials and matching movement colors. Each limited to 18 pieces. So

The MB&F LM SE has beautiful frosted dials that come in 4 colors - blue, dark gray, red gold & yellow gold. Each version is limited to 18 pieces, and case is 18k white gold. Retail pricing is CHF/USD 79,000 + VAT. Cheers, Anthony