42 mm, housing the Cal 17-29 CH. 46 mm, with its 19-9 CH. Two monopusher Chronographs, which clearly and strongly inspired Montblanc in their recent releases, for our biggest pleasure. Best, Nicolas

A giant with a lot of charm and power. 46 mm steel case! Huge case dimensions explained by the size of the Cal 17.29 CH, which is... 42, 15 mm big! Not mine alas, but still on the hunt for one... Best, Nicolas

Ok, it needs a good service, but it is still quite pleasant to look at. The level of finish is, for once, higher in the modern! Best, Nicolas

The two novelties in the Montblanc TimeWalker line have already had a pre-reveal prior to the SIHH (here: www.watchprosite.com for details) and comprise a further development of the line presented at SIHH 2017 (here: www.watchprosite.com h

Performance and Style: Montblanc unveils two new timepieces in its TimeWalker Collection Ahead of the upcoming SIHH 2018, Montblanc is introducing two new timepieces in its renowned TimeWalker collection —The TimeWalker Manufacture Chronograph and the Tim

'When you see the tree you are driving into, you have understeer, but if you hear it, you have oversteer.' Walter Röhrl Some months ago - very early in my Montblanc moderating job - I had the pleasure of getting to know the 2017 TimeWalker collection (mor

Last week, we saw quite a few PuristS share live pictures of the Montblanc 1858 Tachymeter Chronograph on our Montblanc forum, including a new owner, M4, who just received his watch! I know that very soon another Purist will be receiving his, and I very m

I feel very lucky to own such a fine vintage Chronograph. What do we have, here? A 38 mm steel case, with a screw in case back, a superb sun burst dial, applied gilt indices and hands and a great movement, the famous Cal 30 CH. In my opinion, one of the b

I have read (and written) on how it inspired the modern calibre 16.29 but have never seen one in the metal Thanks for the pics Nico! Such large traditional chrono movements are really the dream of many PuristS. I always felt traditional chronos more roman

Dear PuristS, This is the last post of my three-part series on the Montblanc 1858 collection. It’s probably a good time to take a break from the novelties released by Montblanc in SIHH 2016, as we recap a beautiful collection launched in late 2015. In par