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Nicolas Rieussec Chronograph with Black Guilloche Dial
By and large, chronographs dial design across every brand - from a couple of hundred dollars all the way up to millions look structurally similar. I believe the Rieussec has a truly unique look. Pretty outstanding for a brand considered first and foremost to be a luxury pen manufacturer.
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Nicolas Rieussec Chronograph with Black Guilloche Dial
By and large, chronographs dial design across every brand - from a couple of hundred dollars all the way up to millions look structurally similar. I believe the Rieussec has a truly unique look. Pretty outstanding for a brand considered first and foremost...
Certainly one of my favourite Montblanc... but I much prefer the rarer manual winding one ;-)
Only one drawback... a little bit too big (43mm if I am right). Best wishes Alkiro
Dare I say this is an icon?
A watch you immediately recognize as a Montblanc... And this is a compliment. As for some time, now, Montblanc makes some beautiful watches, in the Villeret family, but not only. This one is a good example. Best, Nicolas
The Nicolas Rieussec....
is imho the iconic Montblanc watch. The one which started their own in-house movement even before they merged with Minerva It does look a bit big at 43mm and hence my favorite is this black dial version which looks a bit smaller and nicely sized Thanks fo...
Beautiful watch
For some time I was also debating between this black dial version vs the white dial. I personally find the white version to exude elegance while the black version provides a more mysterious and handsome feel to it. Really can\'t go wrong either way.