Maurice Lacroix Caliber Ml115

Maurice Lacroix Caliber ML 115

Maurice Lacroix Caliber Ml115

BrandMaurice Lacroix
Caliber NumberML-115, ML 115, ML115
Base CaliberSellita SW200-1
Movement TypeAutomatic
Grade
Special (Elaborated)
Lignes
11.5”’
Diameter
26.5mm
Height
4.6mm thick
Jewels26
Power Reserve
38 hours
Vibrations Per Hour
28,800 bph, 4Hz
Shock SystemIncabloc
Hacking?
Yes
Rotor Type
Ball Bearing
Rotor Winding Direction
Bi-directional
Hand-Windable?
Yes
Crown Winding DirectionClockwise
FunctionsCentral hours, central minutes, central seconds, date at 3:00 or 6:00
Country of ManufactureSwitzerland
Known Models
Aikon Automatic, Pontos S Diver (Add your watch to the comments below…)

The Maurice Lacroix caliber ML 115 (sometimes written ML115) is a Swiss made automatic watch movement with 26 jewels.

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In-House?

No, the Maurice Lacroix caliber ML115 is not an in-house movement. This caliber is basically a Sellita SW200-1 with a Maurice Lacroix branded rotor.

Grade:

This movement is a Sellita Special (Elabore) grade with perlage and Geneve stripes finishing. Although the Special grade typically ships from Sellita with an Novidiac anti-shock device, the ML 115 is equipped with an Incabloc. It is unclear whether they are ordered this way from Sellita or if ML did the modifications in-house.

Examples of watches with caliber ML 115:

The caliber ML115 pictured below was found in a Maurice Lacroix Pontos S Diver watch (ref: PT6248-SS002-330-1).

Maurice Lacroix Caliber Ml 115

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Christian
Christian
5 years ago

I am liking the SW200-1 more and more that I see big brands starting to use it like this one. If Maurice Lacroix is using the SW200-1 though, why don’t they just call it what it is instead of calling it their own number ML-115? They didn’t even bother to scratch off the original SW200-1 engraving.

Roberta Hui
Roberta Hui
4 years ago

Is this Chronometer grade?

Geylord
Geylord
4 years ago
Reply to  Roberta Hui

No stupid *****

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JL
JL
4 years ago
Reply to  Roberta Hui

I wish calibercorner.com would state the grade of the movement

tPhoenix
tPhoenix
4 years ago
Reply to  Roberta Hui

I believe it is Special grade

tPhoenix
tPhoenix
4 years ago
Reply to  tPhoenix

Although it has Incabloc shock protection so I guess it would have to be at least Premium.

craig watanabe
craig watanabe
3 years ago
Reply to  Roberta Hui

stated above in this article “Maurice Lacroix caliber ML115 is a Swiss made automatic watch movement with 26 jewels. It is an elabore grade with perlage and Geneve stripes finishing.”………Hope that helps.

Steve
Steve
4 years ago

I contacted ML directly about the movement. It is a special grade but does use Incabloc. Apparently you can expect -2 to +16 sec/day accuracy which I checked twice with ML as I thought it sounded a bit too good to be true for a special grade. Given ML’s watchmaking expertise, I suspect they have bought special grade movements from Sellita and then upgraded them to more of a premium grade themselves.

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Sellita Movement Grades | Caliber Corner
3 years ago

[…] Watch brands may opt to make their own modifications depending on their own standards. For example, this Maurice Lacroix caliber ML115 is based on a Sellita SW200-1, and is said to be a Special (Elabore) grade, however, it has an […]

Cường
Cường
1 year ago

Please help me. Its authentic.

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Robert Bolin
Robert Bolin
1 month ago

The Maurice LeCroix Les Classiques also use this movement.

I must say that the Selita movements, especially the 200 line are comparable to the equivalent ETA movements. I wouldn’t hesitate for a moment buying a watch with either brand in it

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