HM6
- Production
- from 2014
- Model
- Horological Machine N°6 Space Pirate
- Case material
- Grade 5 Titanium
- Movement
- Automatic
- Market value band
- $230k – $400k
HM6 is a MB&F Horological Machine N°6 Space Pirate reference, introduced in 2014.
The case is grade 5 titanium.
It runs an automatic movement.
It is the 6th of 11 HM (Horological Machine) references in the catalogue by production start.
Domed, three-lobed case (49.5mm x 52.3mm x 20.4mm) under ten sapphire crystals, with hours and minutes on separate semi-spherical displays and a central flying tourbillon. Self-winding movement of 475 components and 68 jewels, with twin aluminium turbines that use air resistance to regulate the winding rotor; 72-hour power reserve at 18,000 vph. Limited to 50 pieces in titanium; a 5N+ red-gold RT edition followed.
Before you ask.
When was the MB&F HM6 produced?
The HM6 was introduced in 2014.
What movement does the MB&F HM6 use?
The MB&F HM6 runs an automatic movement.
How do I check a MB&F HM6 with Watch Safe?
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