The other L.U.C. über-watch is the L.U.C. Engine One H, which is designed to resemble an automobile’s engine block. Rather than a conventional dial, the watch, which has a tourbillon movement and a titanium case, has its hour and minute displays and tourbillon cage mounted on the horizontally oriented (that’s the “H”) mainplate.
More Baselworld news to come in the following days, both on WatchTime.com and our sister blog, Watch-Insider.com.
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The Masterpiece Seconde Mystérieuse is one of the ugliest watches I have seen recently.
Have to wonder, what were they thinking.
Just my opinion.
Steve
Thank you again for the update.. Looking forward for the next one..
Thanks a lot for bringing Baselworld 2013 to watch-loving people!
And I must say great report and fantastic pictures of fabulous watches!