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Maurice Lacroix Les Classiques Phases de Lune Watch

Maurice Lacroix Les Classiques Phases de Lune Watch

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At just 41 millimeters across, the Maurice Lacroix Les Classiques Phases de Lune automatic offers an extraordinary amount of functionality. In addition to the day, date, and month display, it has a 24-hour subdial, a chronograph, and tracks the phases of the moon Read More

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RayF
22206
May 14, 2020
Possibly one of the very best examples of folks buying a watch almost entirely for the specific movement and then brandname. And what do they get out of the deal? An ugly watch with an overly complicated vanity movement that will require expensive servicing (apparently sooner, rather than later), and I guess some kind of bragging rights (to whom I'm not sure) that they own a once upon a time, fancy Swiss, Maurice Lacroix watch? Lets's review... Rule No. 1 of watch collecting: Life is too short to wear and ugly watch; regardless of the brandname, the movement inside, or the deal you got on it. Rule No. 2 of watch collecting: The reason expensive watches end up here--is because they couldn't sell them there.
Aleskb
449
Sep 23, 2019
The 7751 is not an easy movement to play with. The large number of complications make for a naturally busy dial that's difficult to complement well design wise, and I feel Maurice Lacroix missed it quite a bit on this one. Both black and white models seem terrible in terms of legibility, and to my eyes and taste don't look nice either, beyond the actual hands and sub-dials. Eterna has great examples of good looking 7751 based watches, and can be found for not so much more than this one when looking good/hard enough.
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roberto21294
0
Sep 22, 2019
OMG I could not wear this watch, I would be too fixated on the fact that it divides a 360 degree circle into 31 sections!!! 😟 #OCD
Tragique
712
Sep 22, 2019
That’s a really good looking watch.
rumata13
563
Sep 22, 2019
MAURICE LACROIX used to be really good, now they are so-so as evident from lots of negative reviews. Their Masterpiece line is the one to get, not this cheaper Classiques line. The brand is clearly on a decline and it's possible company will cease to exist if they don't find a buyer (for which they've been looking for a while). So, buy at your own risk.
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Watchyoutalkingabout
Sep 22, 2019
I’ve had mine since the beginning of February 2019 and I wear it at least once a week. I’ve yet to find a cheaper new watch with a 7751 movement. Mine keeps a steady +5spd. 14.3mm thick on my calipers, and wears fine under my long sleeved shirts. For what it’s worth on the value front, I was offered $1500 IN TRADE (not sale) when I went to buy my Yachtmaster at Tourneau. Be warned that you should NOT adjust the date pusher from the standard 10-3 am date change. The blue date pointer is the star of the show, for me. It has an enamel like quality to it. I tried to shoot an overexposed picture to show it, as it’s difficult to see if it’s not on your wrist.
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boozed
297
Sep 22, 2019
Watchyoutalkingaboutwatchgooroo on eBay just burned through a batch of about 50 Eterna heritage watches fitted with chronometer grade 7751s, each for under US$1000. They went pretty quickly!
Hewitt29
Sep 21, 2019
That’s gonna be a No for me today but I wish you good luck 😂
RayF
22206
Sep 21, 2019
Not a fan of this type of watch, and after reading the comments below, not likely to become one either.
ED61
1650
Sep 21, 2019
RayFWow what happened to the 7750 being a robust workhorse maybe ML shot the old workhorse before installing it in their case i guess I’ll keep saving my pennies for an omega
RayF
22206
Sep 21, 2019
ED61That’s pretty much my plan too!
Joe-cool28
26
Jun 30, 2019
Day button is not working at all. i can see from back side that end of button is not engaging and also even with turing time, day is stuck between Friday and Saturday and not moving at all. How can I get warranty service on this? TIA for any hell!
Watchyoutalkingabout
Jul 7, 2019
Joe-cool28@Joe-cool28 If you bought through massdrop, contact their support team first and they’ll tell you what to do. you could also try googling a local watchmaker and seeing if they can take a quick look. Also, since these were supposed to be backed by Maurice Lacroix warranty, you could try going through their support site. I’d start with drop support and work my way down. Good luck.
Joe-cool28
26
Jul 25, 2019
rzepa10
17
Apr 23, 2019
@Watchyoutalkingabout @MarPabl Unfortunately I need to use warranty... after some days watch stopped working. Like all of us, warranty card is empty. Has anyone have any useful/new information about it? At this point I send second email to support in switzerland on the www.mauricelacroix.com but still waiting for any reply. I live in Poland so not sure if I will be able to resolve the problem with Poland official ML service with blank card.
MarPabl
1088
May 14, 2019
I have mine on a watch winder because I'm too lazy to adjust all the indicators. However, my other Valjoux 7750 don't need to use the chrono start button to begin working... Neither I needed to use that chrono start button when I received the watch and started using it. Another test you may do is to gently swing the watch, so the crown is moving from left to right, for about 5 minutes. Every full swing (left to right) should have a one second duration. That should also fully charge the power reserve and you may check for how long the watch will work. Have you made contact with Maurice Lacroix or some service center near you? Anyway, by reading your comments, it seems that you're normally wearing the watch and it's not stopping anymore, so maybe your initial issue is being slowly solving out by itself.
Joe-cool28
26
Jun 30, 2019
rzepa10Any update on warranty service ?
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