MB&F, LEGACY MACHINE No. 1, 18K RED GOLD, JEAN-FRANCOIS MOJON AND KARI VOUTILAINEN, INDEPENDENT DUAL TIME WITH VERTICAL POWER RESERVE
Lot 211

MB&F, LEGACY MACHINE No. 1, 18K RED GOLD, JEAN-FRANCOIS MOJON AND KARI VOUTILAINEN, INDEPENDENT DUAL TIME WITH VERTICAL POWER RESERVE

Closed10 December 2021

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USD 75,000

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MB&F, LEGACY MACHINE No. 1, 18K RED GOLD, JEAN-FRANCOIS MOJON AND KARI VOUTILAINEN, INDEPENDENT DUAL TIME WITH VERTICAL POWER RESERVE

CIRCA: 2010
CASE MATERIAL: 18K Red Gold
CASE DIAMETER: 44mm
CASE NO’: 50R24904
DIAL: Two White Round Independent Analog
MOVEMENT: Manual
FUNCTIONS: Independent Dual Time Dials, Vertical Power Reserve
BOX: Yes
PAPERS: Yes
ACCESSORIES: MB&F Inner & Outer Presentation Box, Spherical Watch Display Case, Black Leather Wallet-Like Folder, Product Literature, Certificate, and a Complimentary Service by MB&F


This endangered species strap is shown for display purposes only and is not for sale. Upon sale, the strap will be removed.


MB&F wishes to show their commitment to the watches they manufacture by offering a complete service and check-up in Geneva for any MB&F purchased through Christie’s auctions. The watch will be serviced in the MB&F workshop and both the cost of servicing and shipping will be borne entirely by MB&F. By offering this extraordinary after-sale service, MB&F wishes to ensure that their watches are kept in the best condition and thus maintain their quality and value in the long term. At the same time, MB&F wishes to express their deep gratitude to collectors placing their trust in their creations.


Specialist note

A treat for the eyes with its completely independent time zones and 14mm “flying” balance wheel, as well as a one of a kind vertical power reserve indicator, the Legacy Machine 1 is three dimensional in a way that only Jean-Francois, Kari Voutilainen and MB&F could possibly accomplish. The LM1 was awarded the Public Prize (voted for by horology fans) and the Best Men’s Watch Prize (voted for by the jury) at the 2012 Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève, it is best described as “the sublimation of classical excellence and traditional watchmaking”.