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Marcus Aldridge explores the Maurice Lacroix Aikon AC6008, a watch that brings high-level architectural finishing to the accessible luxury market.
Dr. Hélène Rousseau dives deep into the Maurice Lacroix Pontos S Diver, a 42mm powerhouse that defies its size with a compact 48mm lug-to-lug. Discover why this dual-crown compressor is the ultimate 'one-watch' contender for the modern collector.
The Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece Skeleton delivers genuine haute horlogerie at a price that won't break the bank. With an in-house, hand-finished skeletonized movement, it offers a level of artistry rarely seen in this segment. Our review covers the movement, wearability, and whether it lives up to its name.
Dive into our market-driven review of the Maurice Lacroix Aikon Automatic 42mm. Is this integrated steel icon a smart investment or a stylish splurge? We break down its resale value, wearability, and market position for the discerning collector.
The Maurice Lacroix Aikon Chronograph brings a bold, angular design to the integrated sports watch segment. Powered by a reliable automatic chronograph movement, it offers a distinctive look and solid build quality at a competitive price. A worthy contender for those who want something different from the usual suspects.
The Maurice Lacroix Aikon Tide combines Swiss quartz reliability with eco-conscious materials. Light, legible, and versatile, it’s a daily-wear champion for the sustainable-minded collector. Read our full review for wrist feel, accuracy, and value.
Is the Maurice Lacroix Aikon the ultimate Royal Oak alternative for the modern collector? We dive into the market data, movement specs, and wrist presence of the AI6008-SS002-330-1 to see if it earns its spot in your portfolio.
Discover why the Maurice Lacroix Eliros Date is the ultimate slim daily wearer for the modern collector. From its 8mm profile to its supple calfskin strap, we break down a week on the wrist with this Swiss classic.
The Maurice Lacroix Eliros is a classic Swiss dress watch with a reliable automatic movement, but its steep depreciation and basic finishing make it a better pre-owned buy than a new one. For young collectors, it’s a safe but unexciting entry point into horology.
Is the Maurice Lacroix Pontos Chronograph the smartest 'value' play in luxury horology? We dive into the resale data and wrist-feel of this blue-dialed powerhouse.
The Maurice Lacroix Pontos S Diver is a robust, everyday Swiss diver with 300m water resistance, a ceramic bezel, and a reliable Sellita-based automatic movement. It offers excellent value for those who want a tool watch with refined finishing.