Independent Watchmakers · 2020-03-24
MB&F’s titanium Bulldog tells the time through two mechanical eyes
Two rotating domes show the hours and minutes, while articulated jaws reveal the movement’s remaining energy.
By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on Watch I Love; official MB&F specifications

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What to know
The titanium HM10 Bulldog makes its mechanics unusually expressive. Two thin aluminium domes serve as separate hour and minute displays, while a large balance wheel sits above them beneath a raised sapphire crystal. Hinged jaws act as a power-reserve indicator: they open as the movement is wound and close as its energy runs down.

The manually wound, 301-component movement provides 45 hours of reserve and beats at 18,000 vibrations per hour. Its grade 5 titanium case measures 54 by 45 by 24mm, with 50-metre water resistance. Flexible lugs and a blue strap complete the original titanium configuration.
At a glance
| model | HM10 Bulldog Titanium |
|---|---|
| movement | Manual-wind in-house movement |
| powerReserve | 45 hours |
| caseMaterial | Grade 5 titanium |
| caseDimensions | 54 × 45 × 24 mm |
| waterResistance | 50 m |
| frequency | 18,000 vph |
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Source & attribution
Watch I Love; official MB&F specifications · Published 2020-03-24 ↗