M.A.D.EDITIONS - History, Models and Owners' Reviews

With this model Maximilian Büsser makes his creations accessible. On the one hand, this model, thinner than the first version, is doing well, but the MAD (Mechanical Art Device) are also less extravagant and offered at more contained prices. Limited to 1500 pieces, it is very difficult to obtain because obtaining it at the catalog price is done via a draw. If you want a crazy piece in your collection, this is most certainly THE piece to have. It does not give the time accurately while it is powered by a G100 with a hypnotizing rotor!!! And that is poetry and beauty. I will never part with this model. It is a jewel.

Having discovered Maximilian Busser through a report on the relationship between exceptional automobiles and watchmaking, I would never have imagined being able to even put one on my wrist. What I liked the most was its original side since the mb&f teams reversed a myota movement to allow the propeller system to turn properly and to be able to read the time on the side. They didn't stop there since in terms of design, we see no flaw which gives the impression that the case is placed on the lugs. In addition to being original, it is comfortable, but you have to choose the size of your bracelet carefully.

This object is crazy! Clearly the name is perfectly adapted: Mechanical Art Device. It is indeed a mechanical art object that we have on our wrists. Pass the act of purchase which is a draw and therefore linked to a certain karma ... I was able to exchange with the MAD team and they were very very pleasant, fast and understanding. A great shopping experience even if it is all remote. The watch itself ... Reading the time that the edge by two rotating disks, very practical and quick to use. And the visual! It catches the eye, it fascinates, what a piece! So yes it is thick, no it is not waterproof (3ATM), yes it is a caliber far from noble ... But what a machine! In use it is comfortable and light, readable and satisfactory. Well in meetings it is noticeable when you have fun with the rotor of your watch ... But how can you refrain from a little flick of the wrist to turn it? In conclusion: it goes off the beaten track and has no equal in a collection 😉