Montblanc

This is my most worn watch currently and I am happy that I got it. Three points make it special: The piece in steel and without a real dial is very light and comfortable to wear on the wrist. The front view with the turned and swapped calibre is amazing i...  

With the skeleton sides of the case

If we are all honest, and I also mean the real 'purists' here that would perhaps think this is too 'up front' (pun), this is the kind of watch and especially the kind of caliber where we all say things like 'show us the sapphire back' or 'wish we could we... 

Thanks 🙏

😊

The “aged” finishing of the case is very interesting and new to me, but I like it. Great choice.

But nicely done and with some advantages as described

That's just the kind of skeleton I like, not pretentious or over-worked

And exactly what I feel about this movement

And it does draw attention I must admit

Reminded of the economic concept of the utility function. This watch movement theoretically maximizes it, with the distressed case avoiding any "scuffs and dings" penalties.

Looks great 👍

These Minerva movements are growing on me lately and yours is one of the best looking with the skeleton dial and reversed movement. The level of finishing and details is just stunning 👌🏼 Here’s my latest Panerai Minerva movement Wear yours in the best of ...  

...  

Im a huge fan of the skeleton dial version. It’s so beautiful to see all the gears and finishing every time you need to check the time. Will be waiting for the right opportunity and pull the trigger

I wonder if they will show up on the market soon as these unveiled secret pieces are hard to get straight from the manufacturer currently with only about 150 pieces produced (88 in distressed steel)

This piece is wonderful! All the best Thomas

Have a look at it in case one pops up in Vienna!