Sell MB&F Miami

Sell your MB&F in Miami at direct dealer pricing. CJ William at 9573 Harding Avenue in Surfside FL, four minutes from Bal Harbour Shops, buys every MB&F collection including Horological Machine series (HM1-HM11 sculptural time-machines), Legacy Machine (LM1, LM2, LM Perpetual, LMX, LM101, LM Split Escapement, LM FlyingT, LM Sequential EVO), M.A.D. Editions (M.A.D. 1, M.A.D. 2 satellite-display, more accessible entry point), and MB&F Performance Art collaborations. Send photos via WhatsApp (347) 510-0668. Same-day settlement via wire, cash, or USDC.

MB&F Collection Reference Guide

MB&F (Maximilian Büsser & Friends) was founded 2005 in Geneva, Switzerland by Maximilian Büsser after departing his role as Managing Director of Harry Winston Timepieces. MB&F is one of the most collectible avant-garde independent watchmakers globally, producing extreme sculptural timepieces that reject conventional watchmaking aesthetics. The brand operates on a lab model where Büsser collaborates with independent watchmakers, artists, and specialists on each Machine, credited by name on movement engraving. Iconic collections include Horological Machine (HM1-HM11, three-dimensional sculpture-watches with tourbillons, orbital displays, and hemispherical time indicators), Legacy Machine (LM series, more classical round-case aesthetic with visible movement architecture), and M.A.D. Editions (accessible satellite-time-display, launched 2020). CJ William buys every MB&F reference including limited editions and Only Watch charity pieces.

Horological Machine Values 2026

HM1 (2005 launch, first MB&F, twin-turbine dual time display): $185,500-$285,500 depending on generation and material. HM2 (retrograde dual time): $155,500-$245,500. HM3 (Frog jumping hours and rotating dome): $125,500-$185,500. HM3 Poison Dart Frog (limited): $185,500-$285,500. HM4 Thunderbolt (twin-turbine jet-inspired): $185,500-$285,500. HM5 (light-projecting laser display): $125,500-$185,500. HM6 Space Pirate (orbital tourbillon and time display): $225,500-$385,500. HM6 Sapphire Vision (transparent case): $285,500-$485,500. HM7 Aquapod (jellyfish-inspired underwater architecture): $155,500-$225,500. HM8 Mark 2 (in-line dial 2019 launch): $85,500-$135,500. HM9 Flow (twin-engine automotive-inspired): $185,500-$285,500. HM9 Sapphire Vision: $325,500-$485,500. HM10 Bulldog (jaw-mechanism power reserve display): $105,500-$155,500. HM11 Architect (mid-century architecture reference, 2023 launch): $205,500-$285,500. Only Watch HM series charity pieces: $285,500-$685,500 depending on year.

Legacy Machine Values 2026

LM1 (Legacy Machine 1, 2011 launch, dual-time with vertical balance): $65,500-$115,500 depending on materials. LM1 in rose gold: $85,500-$135,500. LM1 in white gold: $75,500-$125,500. LM1 in platinum: $95,500-$155,500. LM2 (2013 launch, dual regulator with balance under dome): $85,500-$135,500. LM Perpetual (LM Perpetual Calendar, 2015 launch, patented mechanism): $145,500-$225,500. LM Perpetual EVO Black (steel case revival 2019): $95,500-$155,500. LM101 (2014 launch, entry MB&F Legacy Machine, smaller 40mm case): retail approximately $105,500, secondary market $85,500-$135,500. LM101 in rose gold: $125,500-$185,500. LM Split Escapement (2017 launch, unique split-escapement construction): $95,500-$155,500. LM Split Escapement EVO stainless steel: $85,500-$135,500. LM FlyingT (2020 launch, ladies-forward with subsidiary time dial and central tourbillon): $155,500-$225,500. LM FlyingT with diamond dial: $185,500-$285,500. LM Sequential EVO (2022 launch, dual chronograph with sequential mechanism): $185,500-$285,500. LMX (2021 launch, dual time zone with hemispherical display): $155,500-$225,500. LM Thunderdome (three-axis tourbillon, 2020 launch): $285,500-$425,500. LM Aquapod (jellyfish tourbillon dive concept): $185,500-$285,500. LM Perpetual EVO Zirconium: $115,500-$185,500.

M.A.D. Editions and Accessible Entry Point

M.A.D. 1 (2020 launch, satellite hour display, accessible MB&F entry point): retail $9,900, secondary market $45,500-$85,500 (commanding 350-750% above retail due to extreme allocation-driven demand and lottery-based ordering system where fewer than 300 pieces produced annually). M.A.D. 1 RED (2021 red bezel limited): $52,500-$95,500. M.A.D. 1 GRN (2022 green bezel): $52,500-$95,500. M.A.D. 1 BLK (2023 black bezel): $55,500-$95,500. M.A.D. 1 CLR (2024 clear sapphire): $65,500-$115,500. M.A.D. 2 (2024 launch, evolution): $85,500-$155,500 secondary market. Only Watch M.A.D. charity pieces: $155,500-$285,500 depending on year. Even secondhand M.A.D. references trade at consistent 250-500% premium above original retail due to allocation-lottery system.

MB&F Performance Art and Collaborations

MB&F Performance Art collaborations (with independent artists, hand-decorated pieces): $185,500-$385,500. MB&F Musical Machine 1 (with clock artist Fabrice Coumans): $185,500-$285,500. MB&F Grant (limited edition table clock with L’Epee 1839): $85,500-$155,500. MB&F Melchior (robot table clock with L’Epee 1839): $32,500-$65,500 depending on material. MB&F Astrograph (astronomical table clock): $85,500-$155,500. MB&F Space Invader (Space Invader-inspired art clock): $85,500-$155,500. MB&F Only Watch pieces (unique auction charity editions): $325,500-$685,500 depending on year and complication. MB&F Sherman (robot table clock): $8,500-$28,500. MB&F Balthazar (large robot clock): $52,500-$95,500. MB&F Nixie Machine 2 (Nixie tube time display, extremely limited): $28,500-$65,500. MB&F Kelys & Chirp (music-clock with singing bird): $85,500-$185,500.

MB&F Market Trend Analysis 2026

2026 MB&F secondary market trends: HM series stable to appreciating (up 5-10% YoY driven by grail-tier collectibility). HM6 Space Pirate appreciating strongly (up 10-15% YoY driven by orbital tourbillon demand). HM9 Flow appreciating (up 8-12% YoY, automotive-inspired demand). HM11 Architect 2023 launch appreciating aggressively (up 20-30% YoY driven by new launch waiting-list allocation). Legacy Machine series stable to appreciating (up 5-10% YoY). LM Perpetual appreciating (up 8-12% YoY driven by patented perpetual mechanism recognition). LM101 accessible entry point appreciating (up 10-15% YoY as “gateway MB&F”). LM FlyingT ladies appreciating strongly (up 15-20% YoY driven by unique subsidiary time display demand). LM Sequential EVO appreciating aggressively (up 20-25% YoY). LM Thunderdome appreciating (up 10-15% YoY). M.A.D. 1 and M.A.D. 2 appreciating aggressively (up 25-40% YoY driven by allocation-lottery system creating persistent demand). Performance Art collaborations setting record auction prices annually. Only Watch charity pieces command 100-300% premium at auction.

MB&F Authentication at CJ William

Our MB&F authentication process includes: MB&F signature verification (all authentic MB&F is signed “MB&F” plus reference/serial number, with signature style specific to production era; MB&F pieces bear the credited names of collaborating watchmakers, artists, and specialists engraved on the movement, unique to MB&F authentication process), sculptural case verification (each MB&F Machine has unique case architecture requiring specific machining verification, particularly complex for HM6, HM7 Aquapod, and HM11 Architect), movement caliber verification (each MB&F Machine uses unique engine designation, e.g. HM6 Engine, LMX Engine, LM Perpetual Engine, developed with specific independent watchmakers credited on movement including Jean-François Mojon, Kari Voutilainen, Eric Coudray, Andreas Strehler), M.A.D. Editions authentication (specific dial and case machining unique to satellite-hour display mechanism), matching MB&F Certificate of Authenticity signed by Maximilian Büsser, provenance documentation for limited editions and Only Watch pieces, and precious metal or specialty material hallmark verification. MB&F authentication takes 180-240 minutes minimum due to unique case architectures and provenance verification. Extremely limited Performance Art or Only Watch authentication takes 240-360 minutes.

Frequently Asked Questions About Selling Your MB&F

How much is my M.A.D. 1 worth?

M.A.D. 1 values are extremely allocation-driven. M.A.D. 1 original: $45,500-$85,500 secondary market (350-750% above $9,900 retail due to lottery-based ordering system and fewer than 300 pieces produced annually). M.A.D. 1 RED limited: $52,500-$95,500. M.A.D. 1 GRN: $52,500-$95,500. M.A.D. 1 BLK: $55,500-$95,500. M.A.D. 1 CLR sapphire: $65,500-$115,500. M.A.D. 2 (2024 evolution): $85,500-$155,500. Only Watch M.A.D. pieces: $155,500-$285,500. Even used or serviced M.A.D. references trade at 250-500% premium above original retail.

Which MB&F reference is worth the most?

Among modern production, HM9 Sapphire Vision trades $325,500-$485,500. Only Watch HM charity pieces trade $285,500-$685,500. HM6 Sapphire Vision trades $285,500-$485,500. LM Thunderdome three-axis tourbillon trades $285,500-$425,500. Legacy Machine Sequential EVO trades $185,500-$285,500. HM11 Architect (2023) trades $205,500-$285,500. LM FlyingT ladies trades $155,500-$225,500. LMX dual time zone trades $155,500-$225,500. Performance Art collaborations trade $185,500-$385,500. MB&F Musical Machine 1 trades $185,500-$285,500. MB&F Only Watch pieces trade $325,500-$685,500 depending on year.

Where in Miami can I sell my MB&F?

CJ William at 9573 Harding Avenue in Surfside FL 33154 buys every MB&F reference including modern Horological Machine, Legacy Machine, M.A.D. Editions, and Performance Art collaborations at direct dealer pricing. Four minutes from Bal Harbour Shops. Same-day authentication (180-240 minutes minimum due to unique case architectures) with settlement via wire, cash, or USDC. Sun-Fri 11 AM to 5:30 PM. Private appointments available for ultra-high-value MB&F consultations including Only Watch and Performance Art pieces.