KMII
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Dressing the Minerva Pythagore up ⚖️👔
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 👋🏻
Dressing the Minerva Pythagore up ⚖️👔
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 👋🏻 ...
One of those…
Where it needs little else and there’s nothing to sensibly take away - epitome of good design 😊👍🏻
Wholeheartedly agree. I hardly ever
like Romans, the deconstructed ones on the Day-Date a notable exception, but these here I find stunningly beautiful. Cheers Marc
Completely concur 👍🏻
Whatever design element, it’s the execution that is of paramount importance 🙌🏻
Thanks a lot 👍🏻🙏🏻
I think Montblanc could do really well to bring a ‘modern’ version of it into production. A Cal.48 movement would of course be a cherry on the cake 🍒👌🏻 I know they tried it with the much more highly finished Villeret version but that probably limited the ...
Plus I wish they would bring back
the name “Minerva”. That would be great. I wish they’d listen.
As much as it’s painful…
For formerly important but meanwhile dysfunctional brands it’s a cleansing process at the same time 🤷🏻♂️
They need some more time only for sure
The recent club 58 version is promising that they may head here. I don’t like dial side rotor, but that can be covered.
That would definitely be a good direction 👌🏻👍🏻
Some of the Minerva inspired Montblancs were simply too butch and large to be suitable successors. But let’s hope they come 🤞🏻
