Montblanc

To my eyes, this is a conservatively classy look. Have a very nice weekend. M4

Except maybe the gold plated details in the movement. Should have been solid gold or steel. What are your comments friends?

Ordered when I saw it at the SIHH in Geneva 2016, I took delivery of my 1858 Tachymeter one month and a half after, on the 8th / 9th of March 2016, in Hamburg. My first photo of the 1858 Tachymeter: Since the first time I saw it, furtively in 2015, then o

I saw this watch at a Dutch Dealer, some years ago, then in Paris some months ago. A very nice looking watch, with some history ( Swedish Army ) and with mystery, the " 0 " below VD 712. I found nothing conclusive about the " 0 ". So I cannot tell you the

another green watch for 2020. love everything about the watch. one minor gripe though - there's no second hand... hahaha... thanks for looking! hope everyone is having a great week!

but not mine... yet 😬

I can't get rid of that view.... One of the finest chronograph movement from the current production, all brands included. Best, Nicolas

We all come across timepieces that appeal to us but sometimes we are fortunate enough to come across a watch with a beautifully finished movement comparable to many of the best independents and being sold at a staggering attractive price. In addition, whe

They don’t make these anymore. I miss the Montblanc collection Villeret 1858. Fortunately I have one from this era. Wearing this today. And the Minerva heritage lives on thru the current Heritage and 1858 collections . Probably the best of both worlds. Ch

Finally got the chance to see the Montblanc 1858 Chronograph Tachymeter in the most popular metal. The stainless steel variant of the 1858 Chronograph Tachymeter is a balanced watch which not only looks great but also feels great on the wrist. Loves the b