KMII[Montblanc Moderator]
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Risked a short sleeved dayβ¦
Sep 11, 2024,08:14 AM
Before summer fully peters out. Luckily a warmer destination beckons in October, where the polo shirts can do a last hurrah for the year.
Decided on the last generation Minerva Pythagore from the Frey era. Shows how good proportions never age - and to my eyes at least, that I can easily pull off a 34mm watch, if designed well πππ»βοΈ
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Risked a short sleeved dayβ¦
By: KMII : September 11th, 2024-08:14
Before summer fully peters out. Luckily a warmer destination beckons in October, where the polo shirts can do a last hurrah for the year. Decided on the last generation Minerva Pythagore from the Frey era. Shows how good proportions never age - and to my ...
Awesome!
By: amanico : September 11th, 2024-09:16
Beautiful!
By: Doug from New Mexico : September 11th, 2024-13:38
A very important question
By: jakub04 : September 11th, 2024-20:40
Do you guys know whether Montblanc services those older Minervas? There was, perhaps still is, exactly same one to grab for pennies but I'm already bit discouraged because my last purchase was problematic in regards to servicing...
By: jakub04 : September 12th, 2024-04:44
I had problem with a GP, which is exponentially more present... I was mainly curious whether MB does service those watches at all. In case of ordering new parts etc independent watchmakers won't help much I'm afraid.
No, not GP. That's actually a 'funny' story
By: jakub04 : September 12th, 2024-16:27
The story begins about 3 months ago, when I had to service my newly purchased GP Richeville. Since I live in a small, low income city most 'watchmakers' here do mostly battery/glass change. There's perhaps only three that repair mechanical watches. Becaus...
Thanks a lot
By: jakub04 : September 12th, 2024-20:29
much appreciated if you manage to get some information.
By: jakub04 : September 13th, 2024-05:58
Sure, man. Thank you for the consideration.