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Khaki Meets Black in the New Maurice Lacroix Pontos Day Date

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Maurice Lacroix introduced a new member into the Pontos family at this year's Geneva Watch Days. As the model name, Pontos Day Date, promises, it displays the date and the day of the week. A special feature is the weekday indication, which is displayed in full, written in white font on a black background.

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The 41mm steel timepiece is coated with black DLC, allowing for a stronger expression of the khaki hue of the sunburst dial. The debutante beats to the rhythm of the automatic caliber ML143. The movement displays fine decorations and finishings such as Geneva stripes, circular graining, and the brand's signature "Colimaçon" through a sapphire case back.

The Maurice Lacroix Pontos Day Date is fitted with a green nylon strap, which emphasizes the modern, chic look of the watch. Limited to 1,000 pieces, retail for the timepiece is approximately $2,000 when converted to USD.

To learn more, visit Maurice Lacroix, here.

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