MB&F LM Sequential Flyback EVO Watch
Stephen McDonnell's original prototype movement for the LM Sequential EVO had a flyback function. In 2024, it made its debut in the LM Sequential Flyback. Now, four full years later, it's making its way to the EVO line in the MB&F LM Sequential Flyback EVO. Thanks to a pair of column-wheel chronographs and a "Twinverter" binary switch, the watch offers multiple timing modes, including independent timing, split-second, and both cumulative and flyback modes. Notably, it has a 44mm grade 5 titanium case, an aquamarine dial plate, and a tilted time dial for improved legibility. EVO-specific features include 80 meters of water resistance, a screw-down crown, a FlexRing shock absorber, and an integrated rubber strap, rendered here in white.
