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M.A.D.2 Live: the turntable watch you cannot simply order online
The silver-and-blue edition makes event attendance part of its ownership proposition.
- Release date
- Unknown
- Source published
- Not verified
- Added to Chronolume
- 2026-11-10
- Article published
- 2026-11-10
- Research checked
- 2026-11-10
Chronolume · Source-based analysis · Research checked 2026-11-10

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Desk-based comparison of official product text, specifications and attributed photographs, with dated external coverage for chronology. No hands-on testing, measurements or interviews. Unverified incidental details omitted; technical and availability limits stated in body.
The analysis
What changes when access to a watch depends on attending an event? M.A.D.2 Live ties its distribution to local raffles and city-engraved clasps. The engraving records an acquisition context; it does not make each stop a different watch launch.

The silver dial plate, blue discs and blue rotor are paired with white rubber. Its two raised displays recall turntables, while the visible winding rotor supplies genuine motion rather than a static musical illustration. Jumping hours and trailing minutes make the analogy functional, although reading ease needs a physical demonstration before any verdict.

Official specifications list a 42mm steel case, 12.3mm thickness and 48.5mm lug-to-lug span. The automatic La Joux-Perret G101 base carries an MB&F-developed display module, with a stated 64-hour reserve and 30m water resistance.
The event programme began in May 2026. Participation never guarantees allocation, and the current official schedule supersedes older tour reporting. Price, remaining allocations and attendance conditions should be reconfirmed for a chosen event. This draft is based on published material, not attendance or hands-on experience.
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Research checked 2026-11-10. Specifications are manufacturer figures; interpretation and calculations are identified in the text.


