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For fans of the Homage to Nicolas Rieussec...here is a new video
This WILL be my next Montblanc purchase. The video cemented this decision for me.
Anyone else joining me in line?
Enjoy, Mike
This message has been edited by mkt33 on 2014-01-24 18:51:09
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Explore the Montblanc Homage to Nicolas Rieussec, featuring its unique 'mystery dial' with hour markers visible only in darkness. A collector's review.
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WatchProSite's mkt33 shares Jérôme Lambert's SIHH 2014 video, introducing Montblanc's new Heritage, Rieussec, and Timewalker 100 collections.
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For fans of the Homage to Nicolas Rieussec...here is a new video
This WILL be my next Montblanc purchase. The video cemented this decision for me. Anyone else joining me in line? Enjoy, Mike This message has been edited by mkt33 on 2014-01-24 18:51:09
I love this "minor" change and the lumi index!
Definitely worth considering! The "hand" for chrono is now consistent with the historical first "Chrono (write) graph" machine using ink to record the time. And the lumi is so unique - arabic only when it's dark :-) Nice one. Ken
Great choice. The design; the features...
The price point...the inhouse movement...if it appeals to you in even the slightest way, run, don't walk. Being a limited edition (Mr. Lambert told me, when I asked him if the movement would be used in a non-LE model, he emphatically told me, " no, I want...
Count me in Mike!
Last step is to compare this Homage LE with the Rising Hour which I also like but will choose one of them only. Probably the LE will come first since it's LE. Thankfully LE 500 plus and not 18 or 8 like the Villerets!! So we can all share the passion. Hmm...
I can totally understand your view...
.....this is an exciting watch for sure. I need to see this on my wrist
Thanks for sharing the video
I like the small changes on this version. Regards, ED-209
Your prefer this new Homage or the Rising Hour Dean?
I remember the Rising Hour impressed you. Let me know as I too like the Rising Hour! Cheers Robin
the Rising Hour, Robin
It presents a very clean design and I love the retro-steampunk allegory of mechanical-digital timepieces.
I will compare both of them side by side soon
When the 2014 novelties reach Singapore. My wrists are very small so the NR size is a tad big. Darker NRs seem to fit me better due to the optical illusion of a smaller size. Hence the black NR (gen 2) and the Rising Hours were favored by me for dark dial...
It's a beautiful piece.
I have thought about a Nicolas Rieussec in the past. This one sure is tempting.