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[ Maurice Lacroix ]Martin Bachmann, 46, has been named the new chief executive officer of Swiss luxury watch manufacturer Maurice Lacroix S.A., effective. Nov. 1. For the past seven years, Bachmann, an executive board member of the luxury Swiss watch brand, has been actively involved in development of the brand as global director of its Marketing/Country Operations division.Bachman succeeds Philippe C. Merk, 51, who was named CEO of Swiss luxury watchmaker Audemars Piguet Holding SA in August, effective Jan. 1, 2009, replacing its long-time CEO, Georges-Henri Meylan. MORE>>Bachmann noted Maurice Lacroix's successful "leap" in recent years into the small group of luxury Swiss brands who make their own mechanical movements. "Together with my management team, it's my goal to continue this successful strategy," he said. "We will build on our innovative strength and creativity, with which we also intend to inspire our customers in the coming years."Bachman's successor as global director of sales for Maurice Lacroix is Marc Gl?ser, 40, who returns to the brand after four years. The marketing segment will now report to product director Sandro Reginelli, a member of the executive board.Since launching its first watch in 1975, Maurice Lacroix, headquartred at Saignel��gier, Switzerland, has evolved into a luxury brand known for complex movements. Important milestones include its 2003 Masterpiece Double R��trograde, with a complex mechanism with two retrograde displays developed in-house; the 2006 launch of its first in-house movement (ML106), and in 2008, the debut of its M��moire 1, the first mechanical watch with a memory.Maurice Lacroix, one of the few independent watch manufacturers, has around 300 employees worldwide, most at its international headquarters in Zurich and its production sites in Saignel��gier and Montfaucon, Switzerland.

Maurice Lacroix presented at Baselworld 2010 a new piece the Masterpiece R��gulateur Roue Carr��e.This latest release from the prestigious manufacturer displays the hours through the use of a remarkable openworked square wheel which in turn is driven by a neighbouring cloverleaf-shaped wheel, the two connecting and interlocking in complete precision despite being worlds apart in terms of shape and form.? Like so many modern and traditional horological achievements? it shouldn’t work …….but it does.? One corner of the square points to the hour and is? raised and superluminova highlighted for readibility and perhaps effect, resulting in a mesmerising display termed by Maurice Lacroix as “Squaring the Circle”. Design of this exceptional piece is credited to the highly acclaimed watchmaker Michel Vermont and was produced in association with Haute Ecole Arc Ing��nierie.Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece R��gulateur Roue Carr��eThe Masterpiece R��gulateur Roue Carr��e features a more conventional central minutes hand with a small seconds sub-dial at six o’clock and power reserve indicator at the three o’clock position.? The dial is in fact the main plate of the ML 153 movement and a powerful combination of polished and matt finishes accent the features perfectly.Continued investment in the development of its movements in particular the production of its own precision movement components at La Manufacture des Franches-Montagnes SA (MFM), the specialised company set up by the? brand have ensured that Maurice Lacroix continue to innovate within the industry and this latest technological triumph for the brand? throws down another horological gauntlet to the others.Popularity: 11% [?]|||No Comment Maurice Lacroix Pontos D��centrique Phases de Lune Limited EditionPosted byJohnny McElherroninJanuary 13th 2010From the workshop of Maurice Lacroix comes a new limited edition piece, the Maurice Lacroix Pontos D��centrique Phases de Lune.Enthusiasts who appreciate unusual dial arrangements may have noticed previous Pontos D��centrique releases and this latest watch with its visually stunning atypical styling will not disappoint.

The Maurice Lacroix Pontos D��centrique Phases de Lune