The talented folks at MB&F are at it again and this time they've
been inspired by the 70s with their Horological Machine No5. The watch
is a tip of the hat to the Amida Digitrend, an underrated timepiece that
was way ahead of its time.The HM5 resurrects this idea with a timepiece
that takes that design into the modern day with a wedge-shaped case
that features louvers inspired by car-design that isn't just for looks,
but opens to allow light in for charging the Super-LumiNova indexes on
the watch. The movement is a 30-jewel automatic with a 22k "battle-axe"
rotor, Sowind gear train, and a power reserve of up to 42 hours. All of
this is inside a water-resistant, stainless-steel container. (acquire)
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