Montblanc

These last months, I used to post my 1858 Tachymeter with its gorgeous manual winding chronograph movement, the Cal 16.29. Here, with the Orbis Terrarum, we are leaving the field of exquisite horology to go the playground of coolness. Cool, this watch def

Well, this photo was taken a few months ago, but who cares. Each month, I decided to post one new picture of my 1858 Tachymeter. As an evidence of my love for that watch. Enjoy, as much as I do, and I do like it a lot! Best, Nicolas

Words are needless, here. I will just share some pictures of the high level of finishings of some movements. A Classic: " Simple " Chronograph movements: 13.21 on the left, 16.29 on the right: With a different variation of the 16.29, here, as you can find

Dear All, I had the opportunity to see the Montblanc 2020 novel 1858 split second chronograph in the MB boutique today. My initial feelings are as follows: 1. The Minerva movement is gorgeous as expected. Polishing of the movement is exceptional. Activati

Have been researching more into the LE Minerva Villeret models Pros Haute horology-monopusher chronograph hand built Beautiful design Small numbers so none really on secondary market Good value Cons Quality issues, two members have had their watches go ba

Some fresh pics of my first Villeret from Montblanc. It is the only one from that collection with a date function; the according caliber is 16.32 (only used in the Tachydate). Due to its layout the dial has a three-dimensional-structure and appearance whi

Big big love for that one... Best, Nicolas

I always smile whenever I wear this piece and look at it

View under a loupe. Enjoy Cheers Robin