Since Maurice Lacroix presented their series of chief of work (approximately 1990), they can compete with marks like Chronoswiss, Omega, Ebel and probably even more marks than which can be seen like settled. Maurice Lacroix is a relatively new player (1975) and in 2006 they presented their movement of stop watch of manufacture. Maurice Lacroix produces 150.000 watches per annum, whose 40.000 watches have a mechanical movement.
How is it made that this Maurice Lacroix obtains so much little attention of the collectors and the serious afficinados of watch? Their arrangement of the prices is really competing and I have to still see some complaints about the quality of these watches. One of few things which I can think of, is that the ruins of Maurice Lacroix their credibility among collectors/afficinados by producing quartz of cheap of observes as well. Do they make?
Throw a glance at this beautiful retrograde Moon:
This watch has a movement of handwound ML104 based on gauge 6498-1 of ETA. With the arched sapphire crystal, the massive silver plated dial and the stainless steel 43.5mm case, Maurice Lacroix presents a serious wrist watch for the mechanical collectors of watch with a traditional taste but which does not want to be this conservative when it comes to the watches. At least, in my opinion. Thus, why don’t I still have one? I do not know. I like the traditional watch of the Moon of much conceived phase, which is completely accessible (not retrogresses it!). You can go down for the euro roughly 1600 (BNIB). I read only little about the experiments of the people with these watches, which brings me to the following point.
There is not or only little insurance on watches of Maurice Lacroix on the large watch for has like WatchUseek, time zone and my friends at Perpetuelle. A few days ago, somebody informed about the general opinion on Maurice Lacroix (and Baume and Mercier for this matter) on the time zone. Click on here for the wire. The major part of the people who answered was completely positive, but only ones has really a Maurice Lacroix.