Montblanc

The balance, the nothing to take away design, proportions… 34mm of pure bliss, and in spite of it being unregulated, well within chronometer standards with its Golden Ratio proportioned Cal. 48 movement. 

Best, Emmanuel

A type of watch that has practically disappeared …

My preferred size is 38 mm for these Pythagore cases but I know they were made in 34 mm only.

Such is life. I admire yours from afar. 🫶🏼

I have my 36 mm TZ cal 49 which is still ok for me.

But with all the Pythagore cases from the late 1990’s we know that the dial size is big and they wear a little larger. So I encourage all to consider the various sizes and match to wrists sizes as well. I see some folks with slimmer wrists wearing watches which seem way too large for them. IMHO of course.

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It’s the proportions that are importantly and they are spot on here 🙌🏻

I especially appreciate the small details such as the enlarged 12 marker and the silver circular finish in the running seconds and the very stylish hour and minute hands just help finish it off for a really beautiful watch. A short while ago if you had said it was a 34mm watch I would have thought it would be too small, but now I have realised it's all about the wrist it goes on and the case shape as proved in your photos it doesn't look too small at all just beautiful. Wear and enjoy it in good health.

Sweating the details and wearing very nicely, in spite of the classical size. Glad you like it 😊👍🏻🙏🏻

More of such watches would not go amiss nowadays 🤞🏻

I’m going to say it whenever you post it 😁

Glad you like it 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻