LMX
- Production
- from 2021
- Model
- Legacy Machine X
- Case material
- Various (18k Red Gold, Grade 5 Titanium)
- Case size
- 44mm
- Movement
- Manual
- Market value band
- $110k – $180k
LMX is a MB&F Legacy Machine X reference, introduced in 2021.
The case is 44mm various (18k red gold, grade 5 titanium).
It runs a manual movement.
Within the LM (Legacy Machine) references Watch Safe catalogues, it is the most recent by production start.
Released for the Legacy Machine line's tenth anniversary — the X marks ten years since LM1, not a model number. Round case (44mm x 21.4mm) with two crowns, twin dials each with an independent hours/minutes display, and a hemispherical rotating vertical power-reserve indicator. Manual movement built with three mainspring barrels for a 7-day (168-hour) power reserve at 18,000 vph; 18-piece red-gold edition with black NAC-treated bridges, 33-piece titanium edition with green CVD-treated bridges.
Before you ask.
When was the MB&F LMX produced?
The LMX was introduced in 2021.
What movement does the MB&F LMX use?
The MB&F LMX runs a manual movement.
How do I check a MB&F LMX with Watch Safe?
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