Montblanc

Hi folks, As I'm starting to learn more about watches, I'm curious what it means to have a Montblanc in-house movement. How do the in-house movements differ from the other "generic" ones? Also, by looking at the movement caliber #, how does one tell if it... 

Sorry for the late reply. I missed your post as I was traveling for work this week. To make it simple, Montblanc has a few types of movement categories: 1. Completely outsourced movements from Sellita or ETA or others. These are mainly found in the lower ... 

Robin, A few years back when I was just getting into luxury timepieces I read an article (for the life of me I can't remember its author or name) that stated to differentiate swiss watches further... 1) a 'swiss made' watch can essentially mean that the w... 

Cheers Robin

Thanks for this layman explanation, exactly what I needed!! Does Montblanc have a website that further explains movements in more detail? It'd be great if you can give more guidance on how to find out more about the caliber numbers.

What I found even more useful is their iPad app though. Detailed explanation with pics and videos of each timepiece and their calibres. If you have an iPad search for the Montblanc Timepieces app Cheers Robin

The ipad app is very interesting and informative!!! All of us Montblanc fans should get it. I especially like the part where thet show the movement parts coming together in a split second. Very cool.

If I have time I may post something on their iPad app here. More Montblanc fans should know and download and use the app It\'s really up to date with the 2015 novelties already there since a few months ago! Cheers Robin