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New version of slit second chronograph for Singapore market
Dear All, Just saw this red fume dial version of MB split second chronograph for Singapore market. I find it very attractive, though the dial is lacquer and not enamel. Case material is titanium, same as the blue enamel one. May I have your thoughts on th...
Thanks, JK. Highly contemplated to pull the trigger..... though the red colour may be too dramatic for some, I find it very attractive. The white index and snail match the red fume dial very well.
The snail Chronograph tracing looks less intrusive in this combination.
Agreed
I personally like titanium on larger diameter pieces as they become more comfortable... the blue enamel version you mentioned is it in steel?
Interesting to see this collaboration piece - looks good so far
There was already a LE8 about one year ago exclusively for the Mexican market in bronze case and green dial of this split second chronograph.
Thanks, fume dials are always popular, perhaps starting from Moser?
44mm is indeed a bit big, But the dark periphery of fume dial helps make it look smaller, i think.
fume red is less expensive and lacquered
the green one has a jade dial and same price as the blue one
Similar price as the blue enamel one. around USD 37000. The fume red is just lacquer, not enamel.
Will have clicked the button right away if it were enamel.....
Price point is still excellent value for money
Besides its only 8 pieces. and in Singapore national color. I own the bronze version and have absolutely no regrets. Happy to let you see mine this weekend if you are at Sincere for the event.
both are very small country editions which is ok imho
as pricing is not different than the LE100 and simply depends on the dial work; Montblanc sometimes does certain country editions also with fountain pens which are only available in the countries/regions; I would rather mind when both were LE100 thus floo...
Beautiful dial
The moderate yet classy look of the titanium should ease and blend very well with the red dial. You will definitely love the Minerva movement.
There is a greater degree of harmony between the dial and the handset
This version just seems a bit more assured in its appearance than its blue dialed sibling.
