AndrewD
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Historical cues …
Thanks Anthony
Despite my negative reaction to Opus 8 (which was based more on execution than the idea of a mechanically driven digital display), I have always found myself drawn to watches that reference historical aspects of the craft of horology. I think this is an interesting and quite readable way of showing elapsed time on a chronograph. I believe that Montblanc are heading in the right direction with their recent watches.
Regards
Andrew
Montblanc SIHH 2008
Montblanc debuted a very interesting piece at this year's SIHH; and after my appointment, I felt pleasantly impressed and "horologically satisfied." After digesting all the new models debuted at SIHH for a few days, I came to the conclusion that the Montb...
I have to see that I feel a bit stupid
Even if I'm not yet totally convinced, I have to say at least that this watch has some interest, due to its caliber. Yers I'd prefer to see a simpler design of a first ( don't tell me I'm wrong..LOL) watch, maybe more prudent, but hte movement is interest...
No, it is an "in-house technical team development"
Montblanc watches are separate and distinct from Montblanc Villeret watches; the latter is made/developed by the Institut Minerva de recherché en Haute Horlogerie, which specialises in high horology complications. - SJX This message has been edited by SJX...
