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Melissa Ko

Like something that crawled out of Blade Runner 2049, MB&F’s Octopod is a science-fiction lover’s next favourite toy.
MB&F has partnered with Swiss clockmaker L’Epée 1839 again to present a new eight-legged table clock. The Octopod is inspired by cephalopods, marine chronometers and The Abyss.

The clock, which represents MB&F’s foray into water-inspired clocks, is available in three limited editions – black PVD, blue PVD as well as palladium. Each model is limited to 50 pieces.
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The Octopod is inspired by cephalopods, marine chronometers and The Abyss


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MB&F’s Octopod table clock is a sci-fi dream come true

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The Octopod is inspired by cephalopods, marine chronometers and The Abyss