Hexagon
Drawing inspiration from the steam engine of the historic Schiller steamship from 1906, the Hexagon embodies the same essence: bolts, precision-turned drive shafts, and gleaming steel—just like Max Twelve!
The Hexagon features a two-layer laser-cut titanium dial. The lower, matte-finished layer, sourced directly from the rolling mill, subtly reflects light, while the upper, hand-ground layer alternates between reflecting and absorbing light depending on the angle. Together, these layers create a uniquely dynamic and captivating dial design.
The Hexagon comes with a black FKM rubber strap with a butterfly folding clasp and a green nylon strap. Nylon straps in additional colors are available separately.
Following the motto “12 hours, 60 minutes”, this configuration is limited to 60 pieces.
SHIPPING
Delivery, import duties and taxes are included for Switzerland, the EU and the USA (DDP, Delivered Duty Paid). For orders to other countries, please contact us by email.
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Warranty
3 years. See more information here
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Max Twelve Hexagon
Inspired by the historic steam engine ship Schiller (1906)
A tribute to the elegance and innovation of a bygone era, the Max Twelve Hexagon draws inspiration from the legendary Schiller steamboat, a masterpiece of sophistication and engineering, which has graced Lake Lucerne since 1906. Just as the Schiller is celebrated for its precision craftsmanship and enduring beauty, the Hexagon embodies these qualities with its gleaming steel, sleek geometric lines, and impeccable detail.
Max Twelve Hexagon
10 MM SLIM. 100 M WATER RESISTANT.
Tight tolerances and precision manufacturing allow for a case height of just 10 mm while maintaining 100 m water resistance.
A 1.4 mm virtually invisible sapphire crystal with double-sided anti-reflective coating protects the front.
Max Twelve hexagon
SWISS MOVEMENT
Powered by the high-quality La Joux-Perret G100 automatic movement with a 68-hour power reserve. The movement is developed and manufactured by the renowned Swiss manufacture La Joux-Perret in La Chaux-de-Fonds.
The movement is finished with Geneva stripes and blued screws. The rotor features the engraved Max Twelve logo.