KMII
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Thanks, Nico! :)
I fully agree - it is an honest watch - the type of watch making that went into the Minerva Pythagore (and generally into Minervas prior to the Gnutti era, which got elevated to a different level of finishing, and price). IMHO definitely a watch that fits wonderfully into the Montblanc portfolio 
My first Montblanc Watch - the Heritage Chronometrie Ultra Slim
'A journey is a person in itself; no two are alike. And all plans, safeguards, policing, and coercion are fruitless. We find that after years of struggle that we do not take a trip; a trip takes us.' John Steinbeck We may not be in the territory of years ...
I agree, this is an excellent value proposition!
I've been eyeing the rose gold model for some time... very discreet and slim indeed!
Absolutely agreed!
Liked the RG a lot but am a white metals guy in the end Do share it, if you take the plunge!
I did not buy it
But it was very close - still tempted. Great watch, congratulations 😀 ...
You will not regret it, Thomahof!
It is a very appealing watch, growing on you with every wear!
Cool!
I've been targeting this ever since it was launched, still waiting for someone could persuade me to pull the trigger but I never seen anyone doing the review for this piece until now... Thank you! Btw, is this steel version is more "formal"? I've seen the...
Thanks for your comments and questions, Jev!
Hard to answer if the steel looks more formal but you may be right - the monochrome look you produce with it is certainly colder, more detached than what you get with the warmer, RG case. I guess you can dress it down, especially if you change the strap f...
Big Congratulations!
Certainly, I wish you much better luck with your 1st MB than I have had with mine. I clearly remember my first few months of ownership, it was pure love and I was dreaming daily on the next one.
Thanks, Michael!
Let's hope that all works out OK for you, and that you will be able to regain your love for the 1858 Tachymeter to start off with, and potentially a next one later, too Let's see, if the last call was a sign of things turning for the better!
Congratulations......
.....i really enjoyed your process of evaluation and that entire concept of journeying. Wear in the best of health. Joe
Thanks a lot Joe!
For your kind words and wishes As for journeying, I guess that's what we're all doing here, right?
Congrats KMII!
Beautiful design by Montblanc. If I did not have a Nomos based on the Perseux 7001 movement already, I would think about this.
Thanks, Jporos!
Agree on the beautiful design. In a way the closest successor to the Minerva Pythagore they have in their portfolio currently
Congratulations. I saw it, too, and find it is a nice and honest watch to get.
The manual winding movement, the dial and the case. What's not to like with this one. Best, my friend. Nicolas
Thanks, Nico! :)
I fully agree - it is an honest watch - the type of watch making that went into the Minerva Pythagore (and generally into Minervas prior to the Gnutti era, which got elevated to a different level of finishing, and price). IMHO definitely a watch that fits...
Hmmm...
Got another non-Montblanc incoming, and then I will need to decide on the next move. Well, there is a watch present for a family member first, which will not be a Montblanc, and then... But to be honest, I still do not know.
@Last pic: That's a pretty big watch. ~20inch?
Congratulations! A very straightforward, appealing dress watch design. Manual winding is always nice too; and since no centre seconds, makes the watch very thin overall Regards, skyeriding
LOL, thereabouts :)
You may be right, since the Lambo wheels are 15 inch if I recall correctly Thanks Skyeriding!
Congratulations Mod...
I'm guessing the next MB might be their world time. Rgds Raymond
Thanks Raymond!
Maybe the UNICEF, will need to still decide. And then there is the hand wound Nicolas Rieussec, the Villerets...
It looks to be an excellent choice.
As for formality...well you know it's steel and intellectually I think you will not hesitate to wear it in casual settings. And I think you will find it works perfectly. Congratulations.
Hello!
I was wondering if you could tell me how accurate this watch is. You see, at my company farewell party for my impending retirement, I was given a bag full of Montblanc goodies, none of which I need or want or like! I was told I could exchange them for any...
Very accurate, Sham1
Thanks for your kind comments The watch should offer a chronometric level of accuracy, as the name states. Have not timed mine yet (reminds me to dig out the kit for doing so) but the movement is being used in quite some chronometer certified watches. Hop...
Thanks! :-)
I guess the next step would be to drop by a boutique and place it on my wrist. I wish MB would make more manual watches of wearable sizes ie 39mm and below (44mm is not, even though enthusiasts will try to convince themselves that it is a wearable). On th...
As for kits...
There are several options, depending on what you want to spend. If you want the full performance, a Witschi is possibly your best bet but then it will cost you more than this Montblanc At the lower end you can start with an iPhone / smartphone attachments...
I learn something new!
Thank you very much. I am quite particular about accuracy in a mechanical watch (yes I know, I am terribly difficult to please! ) so I shall do my homework on a Witschi. It is ok if it costs more than the MB as long as it is not say 5 times more I don't u...