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Montblanc 1858 The Unveiled Secret Minerva Monopusher Chronograph
got to try this on at the AD today... good to look at from the front... a little too thick for me though
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Montblanc 1858 The Unveiled Secret Minerva Monopusher Chronograph
got to try this on at the AD today... good to look at from the front... a little too thick for me though ...
I've always like the Minerva monopushers
but somehow never pull the trigger as my list of desires with my AD is still unfulfilled 😅
i agree
for now, i have to be content with taking wristshots of the different versions when they are available at my AD 😅
Very sharp
Nice to be able to see this movement always on display. I agree, I am not a fan of the lugs overlapping the wrist.
I agree
I chose the rear view, but then you can't see it in action while you activate/ deactivate while it's on your wrist ... I don't mind taking it off to view, however. ...
Most watches these days are enormous...
...that's why I'd be very selective buying new. The vintage stuff is much better imho...
and probably at better value too...
just need the knowledge and experience to buy the right one, which I'm lacking frankly