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The Maurice Lacroix Pontos Décentrique Phases de Lune, reference PT6218-TT031-330, released in 2010, is a distinguished timepiece from the Pontos collection. The watch features a substantial 45.0 mm titanium case with a transparent caseback, offering a clear view of its intricate movement. It operates on the ML 122 complication module developed by Maurice Lacroix, boasting 28 jewels and a frequency of 28,800 alternances per hour (4Hz), with a power reserve of 38 hours. The dial showcases an off-centered hours and minutes display, enhanced by large white Superluminova C1-coated numerals and diamond-faceted minute hands for optimal readability. Further emphasizing its unique design, the watch has an expansive opening for the moon phases and day/night discs at four o'clock. A notable feature includes the sapphire disc for moon phases, rotating above a metal-coated day/night disc. At six o'clock, the date is prominently displayed under a metalized sapphire crystal, ensuring ease of reading. The timepiece is completed with a black alligator leather strap featuring a deployant titanium clasp with pushers and a sandblasted finish, complementing its modern aesthetic.