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In a captivating exploration, quattro shines a spotlight on the Montblanc Star Legacy Suspended Exo Tourbillon Versailles, a timepiece that transcends mere horology to become a wearable work of art. This article delves into the intricate details of a limited edition that celebrates a pivotal moment in French history, inviting readers to appreciate the fusion of haute horlogerie and artisanal craftsmanship. quattro's meticulous presentation, inspired by a fellow collector's discovery, underscores the watch's significance as a testament to Montblanc's commitment to high artistry.
Need these few things to align for me to dip my toe to one of these Minerva marvels: in white metals; a bit smaller (and thinner) at around 40/41mm, some spare cash under the mattress 😅 More seriously, thank you Emmanuel, for the write-up of this beauty.
Not something that I think I'd feel compelled to actually wear, but the level of detail and workmanship is tremendous.... Thanks for bringing it to our collective attention, with the help of Mr. Jack Johnson.... Cheers, Filip
The balance on this watch is absolutely massive at 14.5 mm, the exo tourbillon construction making this possible. And the level of artisan craftsmanship on this watch is so far the best they have done historically. In my view, from the craftsmanship standpoint this is their first try to replicate the level of artistry and detail that go into MB High Artistry pens.
Fantastic piece of classic art. I wouldn't wear it, but, at the same time, I like it a lot!
I wish you the best for acquiring one of the Minerva marvels! Best, Emmanuel
It's obviously a very special piece, which isn't meant to be worn daily. But as you say: tremendous craftsmanship! Best, Emmanuel
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