Vintage
Penfriend's exquisite Montblanc Villeret 1858 Vintage Chronograph, featuring a captivating black enamel dial, serves as a masterclass in horological artistry. This article delves into the enduring appeal of such a meticulously crafted timepiece, exploring why its design and movement continue to captivate collectors years after its release. Penfriend's original post highlights the timeless elegance and perfect execution that define this marvel from the past.
I covet this watch. One day...
movement what not to love. Enjoy.
When I got mine I think more a novelty that there was a new one in stock they were not so friendly!
I do feel it is 2mm bigger than I like for a wrist watch. It fits well because it's relatively flat, but I prefer smaller in general. Even recently I was going to trade it as I ambtrying to get away from bigger watches, I couldn't! But then I look at it, the dial and movement are sublime, I just like having it for the artistry π€£ it maybe is worn 15x per year π€·ββοΈ. To me the pulsographe fits perfectly , but the chrono is more beautiful. My montblanc collection villeret 1858 vintage chronograph fr
I love the snail dial and the fact that none of the numerals are cut off. I hope to see one of these in person some day.
Actually quite legible on the wrist. Then the enamel π€€
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