MB&F Horological Machine 2: Is It For Real?

If you’re familiar with the VHS tapes which were popular prior to the CDs and the DVDs, then you would easily recognize them when you look at this watch. The MB&F Horological Machine 2 watch actually sports a case and a face that looks like VHS tapes, with the two round holes used to rotate the tape.

A soft-touch and PVD coated titanium case that is fingerprint resistant houses the MB&F Horological Machine 2 watch. The watch sports dual dials that indicate retrograde date, moon phase and an instantaneous jumping hour.

The front plate of the watch case makes use of ceramic materials. It is a limited edition watch with only 99 pieces for the watch with a metal case, 33 pieces for the watch in rose gold and black matte ceramic and titanium case, and 66 pieces for the watch with an all-titanium and ceramic case.

The MB&F Horological Machine 2 watch was designed by Max Busser and his friends. This is actually not the first time for them to come up with a crazy watch idea because first, there was the Horological Machine No. 1.