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Pre-Owned MAD1 x Jean-Charles de Castelbajac

BHD 2,500.000
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Jean-Charles de Castelbajac works in red, blue and yellow, and on this M.A.D.1 those colours went onto the rotor, lacquered across its three blades. The bright green on the hour cylinder is his too.

The collaboration is called Time to Love. The rotor was re-engineered for it in titanium and tungsten, with one wing slightly heavier than the other two so it spins more willingly. The numerals on the cylinders are in Castelbajac's own handwriting.

Underneath, a modified Miyota 821A sits upside down so the rotor turns on top, at 3 Hz. The time runs along the side of the 42 mm stainless steel case, which is 18.8 mm tall and water resistant to 30 m.

Specifications

MOVEMENT
Rotor: Newly engineered rotor lacquered in red, blue and yellow; one wing slightly heavier than the other two to optimise spinning
Calibre: Miyota 821A, modified and mounted upside down
Frequency: 3 Hz / 21,600 vph
Rotor material: Titanium and tungsten

DIAL
Colour: Bright green hour disc
Display: Lateral; green hour cylinder and black minute cylinder, numerals in Castelbajac's handwriting

OTHER DETAILS
Collaboration: Jean-Charles de Castelbajac (JCC), 2024; the first creator to collaborate on a M.A.D.1
Model: M.A.D.1 'Time to Love'

CASE
Material: Stainless steel
Dimensions: 42 × 18.8 mm
Crystal: Sapphire on top, mineral glass on the case band
Water resistance: 30 m

Colours can look slightly different on screen.

Description

Jean-Charles de Castelbajac works in red, blue and yellow, and on this M.A.D.1 those colours went onto the rotor, lacquered across its three blades. The bright green on the hour cylinder is his too.

The collaboration is called Time to Love. The rotor was re-engineered for it in titanium and tungsten, with one wing slightly heavier than the other two so it spins more willingly. The numerals on the cylinders are in Castelbajac's own handwriting.

Underneath, a modified Miyota 821A sits upside down so the rotor turns on top, at 3 Hz. The time runs along the side of the 42 mm stainless steel case, which is 18.8 mm tall and water resistant to 30 m.

Specifications

MOVEMENT
Rotor: Newly engineered rotor lacquered in red, blue and yellow; one wing slightly heavier than the other two to optimise spinning
Calibre: Miyota 821A, modified and mounted upside down
Frequency: 3 Hz / 21,600 vph
Rotor material: Titanium and tungsten

DIAL
Colour: Bright green hour disc
Display: Lateral; green hour cylinder and black minute cylinder, numerals in Castelbajac's handwriting

OTHER DETAILS
Collaboration: Jean-Charles de Castelbajac (JCC), 2024; the first creator to collaborate on a M.A.D.1
Model: M.A.D.1 'Time to Love'

CASE
Material: Stainless steel
Dimensions: 42 × 18.8 mm
Crystal: Sapphire on top, mineral glass on the case band
Water resistance: 30 m

Colours can look slightly different on screen.

MAD1 x Jean-Charles de CastelbajacBHD 2,500.000
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