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Maurice Lacroix Pontos Jours/Date Silver Dial Men's Autonatic Stainless Steel Watch PT6158-SS002-231

Oh, please! I thought a large face Maurice Lacroix Pontos watch would be nice, but I felt like I was wearing an alarm clock on my wrist. It''s ridiculous looking in person. People will definitely notice you if you wear it, but for the wrong reason.

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Review by cindy dale, From United States Deerfield Beach

Maurice Lacroix Les Classiques Silver Dial Brown Leather Band Stainless Steel Men's Quartz Watch LC1227-SS001-131

The Maurice Lacroix Les Classiques Silver Dial Brown Leather Band Stainless Steel Men's Quartz LC1227-SS001-131 watch looks great, especially for the low price. Can't really speak to durability yet, but I will be back later to let you know. At this point I would recommend the watch for its nice looks and great price.

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Review by cristina puscas, From Serbia Bujanovac

Maurice Lacroix Les Classiques Phases De Lune Chronographe Grey Dial White Leather Strap Ladies Quartz Watch LC1087-SS001-821

Good Maurice Lacroix watch, very good

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Review by Matt Ward, From United Kingdom Burnley

From 30 August to 28 September 2013, the dates set for the grand auction at Monaco's Hôtel Hermitage, the 33 unique watches will be completing their very own world tour before succumbing to the bidding frenzy. These exceptional pieces will thus set out to capture the hearts of international collectors all over the planet in their own bid to promote the fight against muscular dystrophy. Between 25 and 28 September, they will be back in Monaco as part of the Monaco Yacht Show, the world's premier showcase for super yachts. They will then be visible in the Salle Belle Epoque in an exhibition held under the High Patronage de H.R.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco. Among the visitors, often identified by the brands themselves or the Antiquorum auction house, are Collectors and informed amateurs, who include some of the most important in the world.
A feminine presence
This year, the Only Watch exhibition is marked by a marked feminine presence. Of the thirty or so manufactures united by this biennial adventure, 6 have chosen to design and craft a unique watch intended for ladies. Will these models succeed in winning the hearts of the ceremony-goers? One thing is certain, they will all illustrate one of the thriving trends in current watchmaking, namely the growing fascination among a feminine clientele for watch complications, due to their complex mechanisms or discreet adornments. This phenomenon points to another widespread trend, the return to less ostentatious dimensions. Watch diameters of less than 40 mm are now being seen, as well as a tendency towards a neo-vintage flashback to the original iconic lines of former years when the standards of classic watchmaking were being set.
  

100% of funds raised to be donated

The record 4 million Euros raised at the 2011 are yet to be beaten! As in past editions of Only Watch, the sums collected at this 5th edition will be donated in their entirety to the fight against muscular dystrophy, mainly to finance research into Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a rare neuromuscular auto-immune disease, and an extremely disabling disorder that affects one in 3,500 boys, i.e. approximately 250,000 children, teenagers and young adults around the world. 

'The funds raised by Only Watch enabled the Monaco Association against muscular dystrophy to finance more than a dozen teams around the world working on approaches to cell therapy, gene therapy and the exon jump. The task ahead is still immense', concedes the highly motivated and appreciative Luis Garcia, research director at the CNRS and scientific co-ordinator of ICE, a concerted international research programme on Duchenne muscular dystrophy. In this very human adventure, where the notion of time is vital in saving lives, Only Watch celebrates these tremendous efforts every two years by uniting the key Swiss watchmaking workshops at a very worthwhile auction event with a high media profile. 

DKSH continues its focused strategic growth course for its Luxury & Lifestyle business. Following their acquisition in February 2010 of Hagemeyer-Cosa Liebermann, a Swiss company with a long tradition in the marketing and sales of Luxury & Lifestyle products, DKSH has now further strengthened its luxury goods activities through two significant investments. On the one hand, DKSH has taken a majority shareholding in Maurice Lacroix. Located in Saignelegier and Zurich, the renowned watchmaker has 200 employees and generates sales of CHF 70 million. DKSH has already held exclusive marketing and distribution rights to Maurice Lacroix products in Asia since 2008. Secondly, DKSH has established a joint venture with Zino Davidoff AG for the sales a

For Maurice Lacroix, this new ownership structure opens up promising perspectives. Martin Bachmann, CEO, explained, "In addition to the even ber focus on market growth in Asia, this new constellation offers further growth and synergy potentials for continued global expansion within the framework of a successful brand strategy."
Christian Schaffner, CEO of Zino Davidoff Luxury Group, commented, "We see DKSH as the ideal partner for professionally marketing our premium "Davidoff" brand of luxury goods in the rapidly expanding Asia markets. Given the deeply-rooted traditions of DKSH and their in-depth market expertise in and knowledge of Asia, we are expecting significant impetus for our designs, as well as for the successful positioning of our products."
Both expansion initiatives will further enhance the leadership position of DKSH as an independent services provider for marketing, sales, and distribution of premium luxury items in Asia. Moreover, through acquiring the controlling stake in Maurice Lacroix, DKSH is conscientiously implementing its growth strategy in its own brands for selected business segments.

"We are excited about the growth potentials and synergies gained from the strategic link-up of our extensive marketing, sales, and after-sales services network in Asia with the product, design, and manufacturing competence of Maurice Lacroix, combined with Davidoff's expertise in brand management," commented Dr. Jörg Wolle, President & CEO of DKSH Holding. "The rapidly emerging middle class across the entire Asia region is the ideal target group for premium luxury and lifestyle products such as those offered by Maurice Lacroix and Zino Davidoff."
All three parties have agreed not to disclose the financial details of the transactions.

WORLDTEMPUS - 11 August 2010

Founded and directed by Efim Khankin, Universal Watch Repair in Birmingham, Michigan, is a true family affair. Efim's wife Luda heads up the financial department, while sons Boris and Leonid are each in charge of important aspects of the company: Boris primarily heads the technical service department, while Leonid has the Herculean task of being the driving force behind the Ernst Benz Swiss watch brand that the Khankins acquired in 2005. "Ernst Benz is not like a job for me," Leonid says with a great big smile. "It's like a dream come true."

From its beginnings with six customers in the 1970s, Universal Watch Repair now proudly counts more than 3,000 accounts for the restoration and repair of timekeeping treasures, not including the twenty-two manufacturers for which it is the official U.S. service center such as Graham, Arnold & Son, Perrelet and Maurice Lacroix. These statistics speak for themselves: the Khankin family clearly understands giving good service. Universal Watch Repair's workshop can truly repair any mechanical or quartz pocket or wristwatch, whether modern or vintage. If a part needs replacing, it will be found—or one of the sixteen experienced watchmakers at home in the sunny Birmingham workshop will make it.

In late 2009, Universal Watch Repair moved into luxurious purpose-built premises comprising 5,000 square feet in Birmingham, an affluent suburb just about as old Detroit itself. It now shares its space with the first North American Ernst Benz boutique and proudly displays every Ernst Benz model currently available—a watch and a brand that has become a phenomenon not only in Detroit, or even the U.S. Inauguration of the space took place on August 2 with approximately 150 guests including professional baseball player and Detroit Tiger Brennan Boesch, mayor of Birmingham Rackeline Hoff, and international watch journalist (and Worldtempus editor) Elizabeth Doerr, who signed copies of the recently released Twelve Faces of Time for guests.

Universal Watch Repair's sixteen watchmakers sit at standard watchmaking benches located right next to large glass windows providing natural light to the busy workshop. The watchmakers are of various nationalities, including American. Most of them have been trained either at well-known watchmaking schools or at Metro Detroit's own Warren Consolidated School's horology program, the only high-school watchmaking program in North America and one of only ten watchmaking schools in the U.S.

Revue FH - 14 May 2009
The 2009 Red Dot design prize was awarded to the Masterpiece Squelette watch by Maurice Lacroix in its rose gold version, which found favour with the international jury of experts ahead of 3,231 other products from 49 countries submitted for its consideration.
The Red Dot design prize, established in 1955, is today the most famous design competition in the world. The jury bases its decisions on criteria such as ergonomics, quality and the level of innovation of the product.
In 2007, the firm hit the headlines when the Pontos Decentrique GMT won the Red Dot Best of the Best prize. This new distinction demonstrates the high level of design know-how of the Saignelegier based manufactory.