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Nicolas (amanico) shares an exclusive wrist shot of the Montblanc 1858 Split Second Titanium, a watch he had the rare opportunity to borrow. His upcoming review promises to delve into the unique attributes of this timepiece, particularly its striking blue enamel dial, titanium case, and the superb split-seconds movement that powers it. This article captures the initial community reactions and insights surrounding this distinctive Montblanc reference.
Cool watch both sides, very pity that it is too big for me.
Including Lemania calibers and even the Lange Datograph. This one just has so much charm. And it's beautifully finished. It's just a huge movement that necessitates a HUGE case.
but very much appreciate the aesthetic. And a wonderful streetscape, mon ami!
Damn these MB Minerva movements are growing on me and especially the aged steel version with skeleton dial. The one you posted with this blue enamel dial is another Marcel too. When are you going to write a review by the way? Best, Laurent
... it's already two years, crazy 😢🙄
... I found it borderline huge at that moment. But everyone was chiming their minute repeaters at that moment so perhaps I was distracted... that was something like the WPS equivalent to a typical Saturday night McDonald's parking lot youth car pose event with tuned exhausts going off 😜
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