Montblanc - A great timepiece. Underappreciated, for sure... [nt]

A montage I made about all the versions of the 1858 Tachymeter housing the cal 16.29.

By: amanico : March 18th, 2019-15:19

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 ...

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Blue and green are so nice! Thanks for the montage my friend! [nt]

By: agyzace : March 18th, 2019-15:34

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As for the Green I prefer the 13.21... This one, which has the good taste to have a 40 mm case...

By: amanico : March 18th, 2019-15:36

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It is superb. Price is too high imo, but the watch is superb [nt]

By: agyzace : March 18th, 2019-22:18

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Under 30 K euros for such a top finished movement??? [nt]

By: amanico : March 19th, 2019-00:32

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imho yes 😌 [nt]

By: agyzace : March 19th, 2019-03:37

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If you compare with some other manual winding chronos from some more famous brands, which cost twice and are less well finished? [nt]

By: amanico : March 19th, 2019-03:39

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I agree I agree. I just struggle with the MB brand. Now Minerva would be different.. [nt]

By: agyzace : March 19th, 2019-06:07

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Well done as always Nico! But I believe it’s too many variations for the same basic model don’t you agree? [nt]

By: Makilla : March 18th, 2019-15:39

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Yes, I tend to agree. The steel and the rose gold were unveiled at the same time, in 2016. Just one bronze would have been enough, in my opinion. [nt]

By: amanico : March 18th, 2019-15:42

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Yes but only 100 of each, 400 total

By: GreatPilot@me.com : March 21st, 2019-12:07

Is hardly saturating the market. I own the blue and salmond dial versions and received a reasonable discount so the price difference between it and say a Patek Chrono is stupidly huge. Also, I love the romance of monopusher versus the “too much” look of t...

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