HM 11 Architect
Shared residence
My friends are back! It is not a clich é to say that the new Horological Machine breaks tradition and is limited to two series. It really amazes you. Take a tour guide for a visit.
My friends are back! It is not a clich é to say that the new Horological Machine breaks tradition and is limited to two series. It really amazes you. Take a tour guide for a visit.
Imagine the future. Although today it appears that this concept is destined to stagnate, in the second half of the 20th century, it flourished in the fields of literature, design, and even architecture. In future home design, curves are better than right angles, just like a bubble house. In short, practicality gives way to visual harmony. MB&F embraced this concept with its stunning Horological Machine 11. To be honest, HM11 Architect is different from any other watch. Its impressive and exquisite 42mm diameter, 5-grade titanium and sapphire crystal case is divided into four different curved spaces with the same shape. It took 92 parts to finally complete.
Each 'room' is separated at a 90 degree angle, showcasing its own characteristics. A room displays hours and minutes. The other room is the power storage, which displays the remaining energy of the movement within 96 hours. The third room stands out with its central function: a thermometer that can measure temperatures from -20 ° C to+60 ° C. Last but not least, the fourth room unveiled a circular badge engraved with the brand's iconic battle axe pattern. Gently pull, and this transparent module will open with a click. This mysterious component is like a crown. Just rotate ten times to fully charge up! The reverse rotating flying tourbillon of the manually wound movement dominates the center of HM11 Architect. What an incredible performance! However, there is more... when you discover that you can rotate the 'house' to access each 'room' to read the required data. With MB&F, the future is right in front of us.
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