I · This watch
MB&F L’Epee 1839 x MB&F Balthazar Robot 50.6803/201 — watch.
- Brand: MB&F
- Reference: 50.6803/201
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MB&F L’Epee 1839 x MB&F Balthazar Robot
THE MACHINE DISPLAY "Slow" jumping hours and sweeping minutes 20-second retrograde second displays in eyes 35-day power reserve indicator Double hemisphere moon phase indicator ENGINE L’Epée 1839 movement, designed and…
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The story of this watch · Chapters: 4
MB&F L’Epee 1839 x MB&F Balthazar Robot
II · The manufacture
MB&F since 2005
Maximilian Büsser founded MB&F in Geneva in 2005, bringing independent specialists together as “Friends”. The first Horological Machine, HM1, appeared in 2007 with a sculptural, unconventional form. Legacy Machine No. 1 opened a round-cased line inspired by nineteenth-century watchmaking in 2011. Stephen McDonnell’s LM Perpetual rethought the perpetual-calendar mechanism in 2015. LM Sequential EVO won the GPHG Aiguille d’Or in 2022. Chanel acquired a 25% minority stake in 2024, leaving Büsser the majority shareholder. The founder continues to lead the company, with Serge Kriknoff also holding a stake. Its Swiss workshops work with a network of specialists, crediting collaborators in the creation of each Machine.
- 2005Maximilian Büsser founded MB&F in Geneva in 2005, bringing independent specialists together as “Friends”.
- 2007The first Horological Machine, HM1, appeared in 2007 with a sculptural, unconventional form.
- 2011Legacy Machine No. 1 opened a round-cased line inspired by nineteenth-century watchmaking in 2011.
- 2015Stephen McDonnell’s LM Perpetual rethought the perpetual-calendar mechanism in 2015.
- 2022LM Sequential EVO won the GPHG Aiguille d’Or in 2022.
- 2024Chanel acquired a 25% minority stake in 2024, leaving Büsser the majority shareholder.
III · Ownership
Wearing and caring
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Have the movement serviced every few years by the brand's own service or an authorised watchmaker.
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