HM9
- Production
- from 2018
- Model
- Horological Machine N°9 Flow
- Case material
- Grade 5 Titanium
- Movement
- Manual
- Market value band
- $180k – $300k
HM9 is a MB&F Horological Machine N°9 Flow reference, introduced in 2018.
The case is grade 5 titanium.
It runs a manual movement.
It is the 9th of 11 HM (Horological Machine) references in the catalogue by production start.
Jet-engine-inspired case (57mm x 47mm x 23mm, 30m water resistant) flanked by two ogival pods, each housing an independently beating balance wheel whose rates are averaged by a central planetary differential. Proprietary hand-wound movement exclusive to HM9, 301 components, 45-hour power reserve at 18,000 vph. Launched as twin 33-piece editions in titanium — Air (pilot's-style dial) and Road (speedometer-style dial).
Before you ask.
When was the MB&F HM9 produced?
The HM9 was introduced in 2018.
What movement does the MB&F HM9 use?
The MB&F HM9 runs a manual movement.
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