Montblanc

Now THAT is a work of art! [nt]

Dec 22, 2019,15:23 PM

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A picture of the caliber MB16.31

By: foversta : December 22nd, 2019-12:17

As seen in the context of the Montblanc 1858 Split Seconds Chronograph for Only Watch 2019. What a beauty! Fx ...

Simply WOW 😮 [nt]

By: Cpt Scarlet : December 22nd, 2019-12:48

Wow. Not too bad 😀 [nt]

By: Bounce781 : December 22nd, 2019-13:12

+1. A superb movement. I am a big fan of these double pliers. [nt]

By: amanico : December 22nd, 2019-13:42

Now THAT is a work of art! [nt]

By: destrodan : December 22nd, 2019-15:23

OMG, that is an aboslutely amazing movement!

By: Spencer Karrington : December 22nd, 2019-17:06

How do you think it compares to the A Lange Sohne chronograph movement?

Minerva wins architecture wise, Lange wins finishing but only in terms of look – level of execution should be the equal. [nt]

By: Pour le Mérite : December 22nd, 2019-20:59

Agreed. Anf I even wonder if in terms of bevelings, Montblanc Minerva doesn't go farther... [nt]

By: amanico : December 22nd, 2019-23:53

Sorry for the late reply and thanks for your reply :) [nt]

By: Spencer Karrington : January 9th, 2020-18:52

Certainly intended to impress, although the design & execution of some of the work are questionable, perhaps. [nt]

By: kjkt3 : December 23rd, 2019-12:05

Questionable? Care to elaborate? [nt]

By: KL670 : December 23rd, 2019-14:02

Some of the hand work on the levers - spring & brake, for example - and even the swan-neck regulator, looks uneven. That said, the image magnification is unnaturally high. [nt]

By: kjkt3 : December 24th, 2019-15:56