To mark the tenth anniversary of the AIKON line, Swiss watchmaker Maurice Lacroix presents the new generation of its iconic AIKON Automatic Chronograph[cite: 4]. A profound design evolution that refines its case architecture, slims its proportions, and updates its mechanics to cement its status as a benchmark in the integrated-bracelet sport-chic segment[cite: 4].

More Streamlined Proportions and Optimized Ergonomics
Ten years after reinterpreting the historic 1990s Calypso model[cite: 4], Maurice Lacroix has listened to collectors by refining the dimensions of its flagship chronograph[cite: 4]. The steel case shrinks from 44 mm in the previous version to a balanced 42 mm in diameter, accompanied by a 1 mm reduction in overall thickness[cite: 4]. This containment of volume significantly enhances wrist presence and daily comfort[cite: 4].
The bezel retains its signature six arm-like riders with alternating polished and satin finishes[cite: 4]. However, the lateral profile introduces substantial changes: the old screw-down pushers make way for new rectangular pushers[cite: 4] reminiscent of the collection’s earliest iterations, while also integrating an elaborate crown protector to shield the winding module[cite: 4].

Clous de Paris Dials and Five Color Variants
The dial acquires striking three-dimensional dynamism thanks to the geometric Clous de Paris pattern, designed to catch the light from multiple angles[cite: 4]. The layout preserves the double day and date window at 3 o’clock, flanked by the minute track and the chronograph sub-dials at 6 and 12 o’clock, alongside the small seconds at 9 o’clock[cite: 4].

The collection launches in five aesthetic combinations: three monochromatic versions featuring dials and sub-dials in blue, black, and green, and two “panda” style configurations—a silver dial with blue counters and a gold-toned variant with black counters[cite: 4].





ML112 Caliber with 60-Hour Power Reserve and Easy Change System
On the mechanical front, the new AIKON is equipped with the latest version of the automatic ML112 caliber[cite: 4]. The key improvement lies in its power reserve, which now exceeds 60 hours of autonomy, allowing you to take the watch off for the weekend and put it back on Monday without needing to reset the time[cite: 4].

The package comes on the classic five-link integrated stainless steel bracelet[cite: 4]. Thanks to the patented Easy Change system, users can easily swap the steel bracelet for rubber straps quickly and without tools[cite: 4].

⚙️ Editorial Summary
Maurice Lacroix AIKON Automatic Chronograph (2026)
Evolution of the benchmark chronograph for its 10th anniversary. Redesigned 42 mm stainless steel case featuring new rectangular pushers and crown protection. Automatic ML112 caliber with over 60 hours of power reserve. Recommended retail price: 3,690 €[cite: 4].
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Maurice Lacroix AIKON Automatic Chronograph |
|---|---|
| Case | Stainless steel; 42 mm diameter; 6-arm bezel; rectangular pushers with crown guard[cite: 4] |
| Dial | Clous de Paris pattern in Blue, Black, Green, Silver/Blue, or Gold/Black[cite: 4] |
| Caliber | Swiss-made automatic ML112[cite: 4] |
| Power Reserve | +60 hours[cite: 4] |
| Functions | Hours, minutes, small seconds; 12-hour and 30-minute chronograph; day and date at 3 o’clock[cite: 4] |
| Bracelet | Integrated steel bracelet with Easy Change quick-release system[cite: 4] |
| Price (RRP) | 3,690 €[cite: 4] |
More information: Maurice Lacroix[cite: 4].


