Swiss & Vintage

The MB&F Horological Machine No. 11 (HM11) “Architect” is a testament to avant-garde watchmaking, blending innovative horology with architectural inspiration. Drawing inspiration from the futuristic and experimental architecture of the 1960s and 1970s, this timepiece embodies MB&F’s dedication to pushing the boundaries of design and functionality. Design Inspiration: A Nod to Futuristic Architecture The HM11 “Architect” draws heavily from the futuristic architectural designs of the mid-20th century, particularly the works of architects like Antti Lovag and Le Corbusier. These visionaries challenged conventional design norms, creating structures that were both innovative and organic. The HM11 mirrors this ethos, presenting a watch that resembles a miniature architectural marvel for the wrist. Its design features a central atrium surrounded by four parabolic rooms, reminiscent of Lovag’s bubble architecture and Futuro house created by Finnish architect Matti Suuronen.  ...

In the horological world, few brands have made as significant an impact in two decades as MB&F. Founded in 2005 by Maximilian Büsser, MB&F—short for Maximilian Büsser & Friends—has consistently pushed the boundaries of watchmaking, blending art and engineering to create timepieces that are both innovative and visually striking. As the brand celebrates its 20th anniversary in 2025, it pays homage to its legacy with the release of the “Longhorn” Limited Editions : the LM Perpetual Longhorn and the LM Sequential Flyback Longhorn . A Legacy of Innovation MB&F’s journey began with a vision to craft “Horological Machines” that defy traditional watchmaking norms. Over the years, the brand has introduced a series of groundbreaking timepieces, each reflecting a unique blend of avant-garde design and mechanical mastery . The Legacy Machine (LM) series, launched in 2011, marked a departure from the futuristic aesthetics of the Horological Machines, drawing inspiration from class...