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Louis Moinet Time to Race Grade 5 Titanium

LM-96.20.8B

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₹ 33,70,000

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*Available On Special Order

Time to Race isn't just a watch—it's a celebration of motor racing. With almost 147 components of the chronograph mechanism visible under a bold domed sapphire crystal, this timepiece brings the thrill of the track to your wrist. It's all about precision, speed, and the unique connection between driver and machine. What makes Time to Race even more special is its exclusivity. You can customise it with your lucky number on the dial. So, for those who crave exclusivity, heritage, and the thrill of racing, this Louis Moinet Time to Race, in a stunning Blue de France shade, is your perfect match.

Full Specification

  • CollectionMechanical Wonders
    SeriesTime to Race
    Model NoLM-96.20.8B
  • Movement
    Features Chronograph, Small Seconds, Tachymeter
    Movement Automatic
    Calibre LM96
    Case
    Case Size 40.7 mm
    Case Shape Round
    Case Material Titanium
    Case Back See-through Case Back
    Lug Width 20 mm
    Glass Material Sapphire Crystal
    Dial
    Luminosity On Hands, Hour Markers
    Dial Colour Skeleton
    Strap
    Strap Material Rubber
    Strap Colour Blue
    Clasp Type Folding Clasp
    Buckle/Clasp Material Titanium
    Other
    Gender Men
    Water Resistance (M) 50
    Warranty Period 2 Years
    Country of Origin Switzerland

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About the Louis Moinet Mechanical Wonders Collection

The Louis Moinet Mechanical Wonders collection epitomises the zenith of horological artistry, where each timepiece transcends its primary function as a mere timekeeper to become a remarkable testament to mechanical ingenuity. Grounded in the heritage of the brand’s visionary, often hailed as the father of the chronograph, this collection draws upon a rich tradition of innovation. It captures the spirit of exploration and precision that characterised Moinet's work in the early 19th century. Mechanical Wonders presents a series of exquisite timepieces that invite admiration not only for its timekeeping but also for their role as works of contemporary mechanical art.

Design And Iterations

Each piece in the collection pays homage to the brand’s founding ethos and innovative spirit, introducing iconic iterations that transcend traditional watchmaking. Starting with the Memoris, Louis Moinet celebrate their invention of the first chronograph, distinguished by its single pusher and a sub-dial for timekeeping adorned with dewdrop hands. The collection’s urban-inspired Metropolis takes a more contemporary direction, embracing a steampunk aesthetic with satin-finished markers, ‘Gouettes de Rosée’ hands, and an exposed section of the dial. This unique design, complemented by a small seconds sub-dial at nine o’clock, merges architectural appeal with modern luxury.

The brand’s mechanical creativity is vividly illustrated in the Derrick series by incorporating a miniature automaton of an oil derrick powered by the watch’s movement, completing a cycle every fifteen seconds. In the Tempograph, the collection introduces a striking retrograde hand that resets every twenty seconds, creating a hypnotic rhythm against an openwork dial that reveals the LM50 movement. Similarly, the Geograph presents a chronograph with aventurine sub-dials set within a durable titanium case, a nod to both luxury and resilience. The brand’s dedication to rarity shines through the Astronef, with its dual satellite tourbillons, and the Time to Race, crafted specifically for automotive enthusiasts. Models such as the Wabar Tourbillon, incorporating a meteorite fragment, and the T-Rex Tourbillon, embedded with a fossil of a T-Rex, further emphasise the brand’s pursuit of extraordinary materials.

Louis Moinet Mechanical Wonders

ABOUT THE MOVEMENT

The Louis Moinet calibre LM96, released in 2021, is a high-end automatic movement that powers the Time to Race watches. LM96 operates at 28,800 vibrations per hour (4 Hz) and offers a 48-hour power reserve. It is made up of 311 components, featuring precise finishings with Côtes de Genève, circular graining, and diamond-polished bevels. The calibre supports a column wheel chronograph function through a modern design that separates the mechanism into two parts—147 for the upper part and 164 components for the lower part of the movement. Like all Louis Moinet movements, this one also features the concentric Clous de Paris rotor.
 

    • Brand Louis Moinet
    • Reference LM96
    • Movement Automatic
    • Display Analog
    • Power Reserve Approx. 48 hours
    • Jewels 30
    • Frequency 28800 bph

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