
MB&F joins forces with independent artist and enameller Gabriel Colliard to transform the LM101, one of its most emblematic creations, into three miniature jungles of color and craftsmanship.
A collaboration where seemingly contrasting worlds – traditional métiers d’art, avant-garde watchmaking and creative freedom – find a common language.
Three editions, each limited to eight pieces, bring Gabriel's imagination to life through cloisonné enamel. A pair of macaws takes flight in a landscape dominated by red, a mischievous monkey inhabits a world of blue, and a crocodile emerges from lush green surroundings. Inspired by the richly colored enamel dials of the 1950s, these compositions offer a contemporary interpretation, with each scene built around a dominant color rather than a conventional multicolored palette.
The LM101 is one of MB&F's most coveted creations. Its movement was the first to be entirely conceived by MB&F's in-house engineering team, in collaboration with independent watchmaker Kari Voutilainen, who established its fine finishing specifications and fidelity to traditional watchmaking codes. For the Gabriel Colliard editions, the LM101 is housed in a 40mm platinum case and features an upgraded version of its manually wound movement.

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MB&F looks both into the past, with the Legacy Machines, and into the future, with Horological Machines, breaking the rules and chains of corporate watchmaking, and revolutionizing the world with timepieces of distinctive shape and modular construction. The brand offers its customers a unique experience when it comes to luxury watches, a liberating experience with highly wearable pieces. Although futuristic in style and construction, MB&F watches are clean, and easy to read, which richly domed sapphire crystals. Find MB&F in our retail boutique shops in Miami, Beverly Hills, Los Angeles (Hollywood) and La Jolla (San Diego).
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