Final Thoughts: In its own right, the Maurice Lacroix is a fine timepiece. However, there are caveats. This wouldn't be the first watch in its price range that I would recommend to someone looking to flex their horological muscles.

Names like Rolex and Patek Philippe are legendary in the watch world, but there are plenty of classic brands that are slightly more affordable which will still hold value over time. Among these are Swiss brands like Maurice Lacroix, Frederique Constant, and Raymond Weil, as well as Germany's Mühle and the UK's Storm.

At Maurice Lacroix we unite the worlds of urban style, Swiss craftsmanship and creativity to make luxury timepieces that deliver high perceived value.

The majority of Maurice Lacroix's watches use ETA's movements which find happy homes in ML's watches. Maurice Lacroix is proud to feature many different ETA movements (both mechanical and quartz) in many (but not all) of their timepieces.