
Jerome Lambert's tenure at Montblanc marked a pivotal moment for the brand, especially concerning its watchmaking division. Foversta's timely translation of a key interview from Le Figaro offers invaluable insights into Lambert's strategic vision, revealing Montblanc's ambitious plans for design, market expansion, and product segmentation. This article provides a crucial historical snapshot of Montblanc's direction in 2014, highlighting the brand's commitment to both high-horology Villeret pieces and accessible luxury.

It sounds very exciting! :) Can't wait to discover it! Fx
As for the Choton Monopusher, I am impatient to discover it... Best, Nicolas
Obviously clearly marked targets and very competitive prices Thank you for info dear FX Damjan P.S. Sadly I didn't listen to my mother ;)
Very interesting ! Thank you for info!
with a clear strategy and defined goals. Promising activities and mouthwatering products. Congrats and I am looking forward to see the first results in a few weeks. Thanks a lot FX, for the translation! Oliver
I am blown away by the 50 pieces/year datum. I don't remember where the idea got into my head, but I thought that the number was more like 200. This is an important fact to keep in mind when folks start talking about a steel Villeret, or other ideas to "grow" the line: a five piece limited edition in steel would be 10% of annual production. In those terms, it no longer sounds so "limited".
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