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Hi Robin and fellow Montblac members, As we all know, Montblanc have a rich heritage from Minerva when it comes to wrist watches and especially chronographs! So, I like to share my Minerva chronograph reference VD 712 here in the Montblac forum. The Miner...  

A nice chrono, but this is its history which makes a huge difference, I must say. When it comes to Minerva Chronos, I am only hunting those who house Minerva movements, which I personally find more interesting than the more common Valjoux 72. But I also h... 

Was what made me hunt this one! :) Thank you, my friend. Still Swedish MIL watches are less than some other countries... The interesting thing is that since Sweden always had a small military, not many watches around! Like the big Lemania chrono - 400 in ... 

I missed a few of them, sadly. Best, Nicolas

is a killer combo. I am very much a fan of this. Thanks for sharing my friend!

Thank you, my friend! Very happy with this one. Best Blomman

Just on the first 2 pics light appears to influence this differently. This, however, should in no way "belittle" this piece.. Its patinated appeal & the design lines are obviously carrying enough DNA to reach up for today.. Thx for sharing.. One more in t... 

Thank you, my friend. Will show you next time we meet. Best Blomman

a PuristS watch indeed! The patina on the dial is to die for. Even a non vintage guy like me can see how beautiful the patina color is on this dial :) Thanks for the lovely post. I will show to the Montblanc Villeret watchmaker and see if he can find answ... 

Thank you, Robin - a pleasure to finally be a part of this great Montblac forum! Best Blomman

It's always fun to read about historical pieces; and especially meaningful ones to the writer. And chronographs are always great to look at.

Yes, the history adds the "little extra" to this sweet chrono! Best Blomman