Discovering the Maurice Lacroix Aikon Mercury and Its Patented "Free-Hand" Display

Today, MONOCHROME goes to Saignelégier, Switzerland, with Maurice Lacroix.

With its "Masterpiece" collection, Maurice Lacroix revealed several watches with unconventional displays of the time. Think about the surprising Roue Carrée watch, with its small seconds actuated by a square-wheel, or the Mysterious Seconds watch, with its floating, non-mechanically linked seconds hand. The "accessible luxury" manufacture, which produces some of its most complex movements internally, has a tradition for such original, surprising and fascinating complications that make time-reading more spectacular.

Maurice Lacroix is now infusing this original and signature spirit into its successful luxury sports watch collection, the Aikon. At first sight, the new Maurice Lacroix Aikon Mercury seems like a standard watch, with a classical display of the time. Still, there is much more than meets the eyes in this new timepiece. It indeed stands out with its patented "Free-Hand" display. Let's have a closer look at the Aikon Mercury.

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