In 2015, when I visited the Montblanc Booth at the SIHH, I thought I just found my first Montblanc watch, the Orbis Terrarum. Friendly, nice looking, not pretentious at all, I really liked and still like it a lot. Some months later, the 1858 Tachymeter in...
i only have 2 areas to pick on this watch: 1. Closed case back would have worked better especially if that could make the case thinner 2. A seconds hand on the dial would have been an icing on the cake Still for this price, I can’t complain and this watch...
The JLC Geophysic UT. The GP WW TC. The Chopard Traveler. And probably the Vacheron, too... You see? Pandora's box! All the best, my dear friend. Nicolas
If you want to have a 'good' set, I would do as follows (as Alex): 1. Most beautiful and able to handle daily, business, wear: PP 5110P or P5130P which are my two favourites (you have one already) 2. Most technical one which can also take sporty activity:...
Montblanc Orbis Terrarum survived and sales surpassed a raft of similar products at that time e.g. Vacheron et Constantin Traditionelle, JLC Geophysic UT, Baume & Mercier Worldtimer, Patek Philippe Based on some of it's advantages, it is a contender ...
You are correct that it is the L.U.C Time Traveler One is the only current automatic haute Horlogerie world timer with date display and 60-hour power reserve. So, you can lay it down to rest on the bedside table on Friday evening and on Monday morning, it...
Which one is it that strikes your fancy best? The original Heritage Spirit Orbis Terrarum from your shot, the larger 4810 collection coloured continent one or one of the UNICEF ones?