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When black consorts with yellow gold, style becomes inevitably elegant. The latest variation of the brand’s most alluring watch illustrates this impeccably.
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Since 2019, the LM FlyingT has been forever enthralling the ladies with its suave features and precious materials. After a version flaunting a lapis-lazuli face, then one in malachite and another in tiger eye, MB&F showcases a novel, incredibly-pure variation where an intense-black onyx stone espouses the warm hues of a 38.5 mm-diameter yellow gold case. Unlike a traditional dial, this one is shaped like a dome boasting variable thicknesses which take the mechanism-inherent technical particularities into account. The 60-second flying tourbillon reigns in its somewhat thicker center. The hours and minutes are still displayed on the 50°-tilted subdial set at 7 o’clock, ticked over by a pair of golden serpentine hands. The two-toned scenography, topped by its impressively-curvaceous crystal glass, gifts this model with a personality of incomparable timeless elegance.
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And, just like all the variations previously unveiled by the Geneva-based brand, this timepiece comes equipped with the elaborate selfwinding caliber, assembled using some 280 components. This ever-so accurate in-house movement wows with its performance. It delivers at least four days (100 hours) of power reserve to the watch. The existence of a sapphire-crystal caseback invites to admire the surprising sun-shaped oscillating weight adorned with wavy rays. In Buddhism, black onyx is said to keep bad vibrations at bay. The LM FlyingT Onyx too.
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