Montblanc

One of the most photogenic watch I know. And one of my favorite from my collection. Best, Nicolas

not bad looking Dirk

Dial side: With some common elements of style. The Patek has its two sub dials located under the 3 and 9 o clock line, while the Montblanc is well centered. Some will like, others won't. Movements: Cal CH 29-525 for the Patek, Cal 16.29 for the Montblanc

A nice looking world time with a pedestrian movement ( Sellita + in house module ), launched in 2015. I reviewed it here: www.watchprosite.com And I thought for a long time it would be my first Montblanc watch. Till the day I discovered the 1858 T

It's not running. The owner dropped it on the bathroom tile floor. My Stowa shown for comparison. Cazalea

And without doubt, the Cal 16.29 is an excellent reason to fall in love. The " Devil's Tail ", which is in fact a Chronograph break lever, is beveled with great care, before being " installed " in the movement, which is equally finished with the same care

At the SIHH, this year, there were a few watches which deeply impressed me: The Jaeger-Lecoultre Gyrotourbillon 5, the Girard Perregaux La Esmeralda in white gold, the Vacheron Constantin Traditionnelle Twinbeat and... This Montblanc 1858 Split Second! Le

Which excludes the 1858 Double Split and the 1858 Green, Cal 13.21. Here they are: The Bronze Green is a piece unique for Only Watch. The rest is limited to 100 pieces each. Best, Nicolas