most appreciate your impressions

Mar 15, 2015,09:54 AM
 

After reading more about the mechanics involved - including silicium for the more critical parts and the 18,000 bph chosen, I found myself liking it a whole lot more!


The "red flag" of the seconds hand has now mercifully disappeared!

There are currently two MLs from the Masterpiece Collection that I wind everyday, simply because I love them.

Cheers,
amerix














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maurice lacroix gravity

 
 By: mevliya11 : March 1st, 2015-02:40
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When I saw the picture,

 
 By: dr.kol : March 1st, 2015-03:45
I thought it's a Breguet Tradition. A wonderful watch, by the way. I mean at least the original. Best, Kari
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There is a definite similarity

 
 By: Avatar : March 18th, 2015-11:19
There are a few watches with a similar aesthetic, and there're all splendid pieces, including this one, notwithstanding which company or companies spearheaded the design trend in question. Must say though that wasn't entirely sure about the Breguet Tradit... 
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The ML Gravity is an interesting watch, especially ...

 
 By: small-luxury-world : March 1st, 2015-08:28
when we consider the price range. I had the pleasure to see it in Basel, last year. Some pictures to share ... Yes, there are some similarities to watches from Breguet or AP. Still I think it is much more than just a iteration of something existing. Look ...  
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Sure Oliver,

 
 By: dr.kol : March 1st, 2015-14:06
the details are different. It was my first impression that the pictured watch is Breguet Tradition. I guess it's intentional. But for sure, this watch looks quite interesting without knowing anything about the price range. Best, Kari
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Technology (silicon) in a traditional setting, that's all I want in my wearable ...

 
 By: Clueless_Collector : March 1st, 2015-09:43
"electronics". I hope this brand will continue the momentum. Here's my only 2 saying Hi, and I'm open to a 3rd, especially the mysterious seconds. Rgds Raymond ...  
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That one I might actually want to wear

 
 By: amerix : March 1st, 2015-10:17
while bringing me back to the Masterpiece period when ML was launched and had become at least semi-independent. After all, it started off as a kind of rescue operation for the tool-machinery otherwise scrapped and sold as junk metal during the quartz cris... 
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or enjoy to wear - but how long? [nt]

 
 By: amerix : March 1st, 2015-11:24
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Sorry - ment ML [nt]

 
 By: amerix : March 1st, 2015-12:48
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Thanks for the clarification, Amery . . .

 
 By: Dr No : March 1st, 2015-13:24
. . . I've corrected your text. Cordially, Art
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Thanks, Art

 
 By: amerix : March 1st, 2015-13:48
from Delius to Ellington and then all the way back - are we the only ones in this world??
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Let's not ignore my tastes . . .

 
 By: Dr No : March 1st, 2015-14:00
. . . in déclassé music, Amery. After all, I've seen the Stones thirty seven times, and ready to see them a few more now that they've announced a summer tour of the States. :-)
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Mad about the Stones

 
 By: amerix : March 1st, 2015-14:14
You should give a listen to Exile on Mainstreet on my Kondo sound equipment to catch the ambiance of that empty, deserted movie theater :-) I am not in danger, I am the danger! (Walter White) Always welcome here, Amery
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Then we are truly . . .

 
 By: Dr No : March 1st, 2015-14:34
. . . two peas in a pod. Finally saw Cat Stevens for the first time in December; John Mayall on tap for July. Celtic at my favorite Irish bar: next Friday night. What is life without music?
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Ahaha! Life without music.......

 
 By: Sandgroper : March 3rd, 2015-00:39
...is no life at all! We are surrounded with music....but perhaps in deep space? Hey, there would still be "space" music!! Cat Stevens! Love him! As for rock, the Cervin caps them all;) Cheers Francois
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Looks great....

 
 By: Darren : March 1st, 2015-12:18
Need to see one of these live one day. ML has released some interesting timepieces over the past couple of years, and this is one of their best in my opinion. More scans please. Darren
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M-L Gravity- I toured manufacture in Saignelegier

 
 By: Rock1 : March 3rd, 2015-04:34
Thi i This is a wonderful watch on many levels. I appreciate the aesthetics of the two small, off-center dials (way off-center for the seconds). The open movement is very well-done and presented as a complement to the time-telling dials. They blend togeth...  
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most appreciate your impressions

 
 By: amerix : March 15th, 2015-09:54
After reading more about the mechanics involved - including silicium for the more critical parts and the 18,000 bph chosen, I found myself liking it a whole lot more! The "red flag" of the seconds hand has now mercifully disappeared! There are currently t... 
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Looks great on your wrist...

 
 By: andrewluff : March 15th, 2015-13:33
I have been interested in this piece since its release and think it is a fantastic watch for the money. Congrats! Andrew
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