Montblanc

Glad to receive this limited edition MB (Club M58 2nd series) from boutique in this weekend. A simplistic design, with hidden peripheral rotor on dial side, which can be revealed by turning the bezel/ polarizer. The caliber inside is an uncommonly seen au

Now I very much wish that it will last longer than taking this shot, and with two small children one never knows. Finishing a book today would be a true boon and the Minerva Pythagore Aviation is just the watch to wear during such an endeavor - the classi

Thanks to Nico for the suggestion of a suede/flat strap a few months ago. 🙏🏻 For those interested, this one is from 1999. Neo vintage. The Minerva manufacture would be sold the following year. Made under the ownership of Frey family, this was a collaborat

42 mm, housing the Cal 17-29 CH. 46 mm, with its 19-9 CH. Two monopusher Chronographs, which clearly and strongly inspired Montblanc in their recent releases, for our biggest pleasure. Best, Nicolas

Just picked this up, literally dropped off an hour ago. I have been wanting a new fountain pen even though I don’t write much 😂 I like the design and the blue and silver tones is to my aesthetic. Roaring 20s is a cool era, one may say we are in that era n

It still amazes me to see those numbers on the dial when it’s dark. Looking forward to the weekend!

Wearing a suit nowadays is more of a rarity again but the Minerva Pythagore words wonderfully dressed up or down. And at its 34mm size and slender profile it also easily slides under any shirt cuff, when necessary 🙌🏻 Wishing you all a great Sunday 👋🏻

A close up of the Tourbillon Cylindrique. A killer detail: And this deliciously twisted tourbillon bridge! Best, Nicolas

A brand I love. A brand that no longer exists (kinda). A brand that no longer has its name on the dial. Minerva of Villeret … this is my NEO-vintage TZ (TimeZone) limited edition where 50 pieces were made in black dial with rose gold dagger indices and da