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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

I just love to wear this watch due to its color scheme and the blue strap. This is the so called Hamburg edition, limited to 10 pieces and made for the grand opening of the concert hall (Elbphilharmonie, a panorama picture attached for all interested) in

I discovered this Rieussec Chronograph during the SIHH 2014, during an interview with Jerome Lambert, who was the Montblanc CEO at that time. The Nicolas Rieussec is a great chronograph, especially when it houses the manual winding movement. But the Tribu

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But still find very beautiful. Great case, lugs and amazing dial. Only thing missing would be a nice caliber such as the ones posted here for Montblanc Chronographs.

As seen in the context of the Montblanc 1858 Split Seconds Chronograph for Only Watch 2019. What a beauty! Fx