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Has anyone ever played with the Star Chrono GMT Perpetual Calendar
released in 2006 in celebration of Montblanc's 100th Anniversary?
I think its base is a Valjoux 7750 which obviously has undergone a tremendous amount of modifications similar to the IWC Davinci series. In fact the styling reminds me of this model as well.
Even more interesting would be if anyone has actually seen the one of three specimens produced in platinum.
Cheers, Mike
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Has anyone ever played with the Star Chrono GMT Perpetual Calendar
released in 2006 in celebration of Montblanc's 100th Anniversary? I think its base is a Valjoux 7750 which obviously has undergone a tremendous amount of modifications similar to the IWC Davinci series. In fact the styling reminds me of this model as well...
Nope never seen one of these before
I wonder why the Date button next to the crown is on opposing sides of the crown in these 2 models. Anyone know why? Cheers, Anthony
Yup, but I think the skeletonization will make it hard to read.
Need to see it in real life. Anyone know where I can find this limited edition of three? Best, Mike
as much as i like the skeletonisation of the platinum the gold is easier to read
pretty impressive use of a V7750.
have been offered opportunity to acquire one ....
Hi all, Have asked the MB Boutique where to find a MB star chrono gmt perpetual. As it was released in 2006, only one YG example was auctioned in 2007 and I assumed that all pieces are already sold out long ago (limited edition). To my surprise, the MB bo...
Its the patented corwn lock mechanism
Hi JB, The "button" you see on opposite sides of the crown is the unique Montblanc patented locking mechanism. That is why on some pictures it is seen differently. Here is a profile shot and I hope you will understand (US patent # 7404669B2). It allows th...