Horological Machine 9

One of the facts many people don’t know about high level “timepieces” is that for some models it can take the watchmaker around a year to build one watch.

With merely more than 300 components, 44 jewels, MB&F’s latest Horological Machine N°9 ‘Flow’ may not immediately ring as the most complicated watch to slap around your wrist but it definitely makes up for it with its mid-last century based aerodynamic design.

And of course the common MB&F titanium case.

As you would expect from me, this wristlooker which belongs in our #whensteemmoons bucket list, above that #cryptolambosheep thingamingy, comes with a double tourbillons two fully independent oscillators with planetary differential.

And a patented 3D gasket.

Alright, it isn’t the HM6 but the video will still leave you wanting.

The price?
As always, if you have to ask...