Maurice Lacroix has added a new model to its successful model family in the Sport-Chic segment. Designed on the Aikon Chronograph platform, the model also has the distinction of being the first black DLC coated version of the collection.
Nowadays, where the Sport-Chic concept has gained importance with the astonishing rise of certain brands and models, many brands are trying to follow the trend with similar models they offer in various price segments. The Aikon Collection is one of the first names that come to mind among the models that feature symbol details of the ultra-luxury models such as the angular sporty case, the integrated metal bracelet, and the water-resistance suitable for daily use.
Aikon, one of the youngest model families in Maurice Lacroix's product range, incorporates the indispensable details of the Sport-Chic concept and offers a wide product range from Quartz models to chronograph versions.
The model added to the collection once again reveals the versatile side of the Aikon concept with its different material preferences and new color palette.
Maurice Lacroix Aikon Automatic Chronograph Sprint comes with a 44mm diameter and 15mm high case. The stainless steel case with a glossy black DLC coating sports the signature details of the model family such as the rider tab bezel and hexagonal crown/pusher set. Equipped with sapphire crystal glasses on both sides, the case offers 200 meters of water pressure, which is a perfect rating for a sports chronograph.
Another characteristic feature of the new model that stands out after the black DLC case is the dial. Blue accents accompany the sunray-brushed dial finished in gunmetal grey with an embossed square pattern. There are displays for the day and date features at the 3 o'clock position of the Tri-Compax chronograph dial. Super-LumiNOVA coated appliqué indices and baton hands offer sufficient legibility in almost any environment.
Maurice Lacroix Aikon Automatic Chronograph Sprint uses the Caliber ML 112 movement. Based on the SW500, the Sellita version of the legendary ETA/Valjoux 7750 caliber, the automatic chronograph movement offers a power reserve of up to 48 hours when fully wound.
The model is accompanied by the latest members of the black/light blue color combination that dominates the overall design, a blue rubber strap, and a black DLC buckle.
