Technical details
| Water resistance |
5 ATM |
| Shock proof |
N |
| Chronograph |
N |
| Swiss Made |
Y |
| Movement model |
ML134 |
| Power reserve |
45 h |
| Mechanism type |
Mechanical (hand wind) |
| Watch dial type |
Analog dial |
| Waterproof up to |
50 m |
| Number of watch hands |
2 |
Design
| Anti-reflective coating |
Y |
| Type |
Wristwatch |
| Watch marker style |
No markers |
| Form factor |
Round |
| Watch glass type |
Sapphire |
| Band material |
Leather |
| Design |
Luxury |
| Suggested gender |
Male |
Ø 43 mm, 5 bar, 17 Jewels, Sapphire Glass, Crocodile leather/Stainless steel
Unique, extraordinary and steadfast. The emphasis on the contemporary spirit of the new Masterpiece Squelette serves to highlight traditional watchmaking expertise and the application here of one of its most delicate techniques. The skeletonization of a movement is a painstaking operation that requires a very highest level of precision and dexterity from the craftsmen. The new Maurice Lacroix timepieces pay a vibrant tribute to the heritage of traditional watchmaking while creating a new identity for the skeleton watch and giving it a modern flair. The collection, which had already established its credentials in 2007 thanks to the avant-garde watch designs, is inspired by the latest technological innovations.
The anatomy of the ML134 skeleton movement is proudly showcased through the sapphire crystal case back. Its components are manufactured and skeletonized with special care and attention, and each component is individually polished. The bridges and disks and the wheels and pinions of the mechanism are thus on full view, perfectly finished down to the smallest detail. With its almost sporty appeal, the Masterpiece Squelette opts for minimalist finish, revealing its bold esthetic. The bridges are treated with tantalum or gold colored PVD, coated with a satin finish that highlights their structured harmony and balance.
