amanico
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Another cool Montblanc for a not so distant past: Montblanc Tribute To Nicolas Rieussec Chronograph.
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 Tribute To Rieussec has another special feature...
The hidden luminous markers!
Here in steel,
A picture I took of the rose gold version.
A picture I took of the rose gold version.
I really like this watch for what it is: A well made and original chronograph. And probably a future Montblanc Icon.
Best,
Nicolas
Another cool Montblanc for a not so distant past: Montblanc Tribute To Nicolas Rieussec Chronograph.
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...
We should make this ..
An open invitation to all manufacturers in the interest of equality and fairness )
A watch that is certainly unmistakably Montblanc...
And this version has some very nicely thought out details, too - as you point out.
With the newly designed Rieussec appearing about 2 years ago...
I decided to purchase this discontinued model and I have been wearing it a lot since then. It is my only watch that hasn't got central hands (I was never fond of Lange 1 or others) and still it is very readable. For me personally the most unique of the Ri...