Manufacture
KIH reports on Montblanc's 'Ecrire Le Temps' exhibition in Tokyo, detailing the history of chronographs from the 18th century to modern innovations. A must-read for watch enthusiasts.
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Review
MTF reviews Montblanc's TimeWalker Chronograph UTC Ref 116101 and 1858 Chronograph Tachymeter LE 100, discussing design, movements, and SIHH 2017 context.
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Complications
Explore Montblanc 1858 Chronograph Tachymeter and Calibre MB M16.29. Deep dive into Villeret monopusher movement, finishing, and collection potential.
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Review
Jrwong23 reviews the Montblanc 1858 Tachymeter Chronograph Steel with blue dial, focusing on the Minerva Calibre 16.29 movement and its craftsmanship.
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New Release
Explore Montblanc's 2018 TimeWalker novelties from SIHH, including the Rally Timer Chronograph. Discover motorsport-inspired design and technical details.
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New Release
Montblanc's 2018 SIHH 1858 Collection: Monopusher Chronograph LE 100, Automatic Chronograph, Geosphere. Inspired by Minerva's mountain exploration watches.
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New Release
Montblanc unveils new TimeWalker chronographs for SIHH 2018, featuring 'panda' and 'reverse panda' dials inspired by Minerva's racing heritage.
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Very cool!
Having recently added 13.21 to my collection, I do want to search at some point for a 13.20. Thanks for sharing!
I think if you are fond of Minerva movements and you’ve already got the 13-21.
You may consider 16-29 (montblanc) or 17-29 (vintage Minerva) and cal. 19-9 if you don’t mind large -sized chronographs (46mm)
This is an easy one ;-)
but even when you compare Minerva from the Gnutti time with its successor you will see huge difference in finish and decoration
