HM5
- Production
- from 2012
- Model
- Horological Machine N°5 On the Road Again
- Case material
- Zirconium, with internal Stainless Steel engine container
- Movement
- Automatic
- Market value band
- $70k – $120k
HM5 is a MB&F Horological Machine N°5 On the Road Again reference, introduced in 2012.
The case is zirconium, with internal stainless steel engine container.
It runs an automatic movement.
It is the 5th of 11 HM (Horological Machine) references in the catalogue by production start.
Wedge-shaped case (51.5mm x 49mm x 22.5mm) styled after 1970s supercars and the Amida Digitrend digital watch. Hours and minutes are shown on two lume-filled discs reflected and 20%-magnified through a sapphire prism. Self-winding movement built on a Girard-Perregaux/Sowind gear train with a 22k gold 'battle-axe' rotor, running at 28,800 vph with a 42-hour power reserve. Limited to 66 pieces in zirconium.
Before you ask.
When was the MB&F HM5 produced?
The HM5 was introduced in 2012.
What movement does the MB&F HM5 use?
The MB&F HM5 runs an automatic movement.
How do I check a MB&F HM5 with Watch Safe?
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