Montblanc

In PT and blue enamel nice!! I have seen this piece before in Singapore during a Montblanc event some years ago. I would have considered this if not for the fact I already own the WG version. As it's the only piece it should be the one you bought. You are

After wearing my new platinum chronograph for 10 days I am still not used to its weight. So I made a check with my up to now most heavy watch, a WG Daytona. Depending on the strap length, my WG Daytona scores actually 215 gram. The Montblanc Villeret plat

Blue Grand Feu enamel and platinum case

I am so happy that my Montblanc Villeret Grand Chronograph LE 1/1 finally arrived. This watch is a piece unique with a blue Grand Feu enamel dial sitting in a platinum case and being driven by the Minerva caliber 16.29 which you can admire after opening t

Patent merely protects the rightful ownership of the idea - nothing more ! and the reverso from first production...in JLC Museum! and the very first Limited Edition of Reverso in 1949 from the museum...Steel case, Yellow Gold case back with Grand Feu enam

One: Japanese, remarkable spring drive movement, titanium case, and a dial to die for Two: bronze case daily beater Three: manual wind chrono, shaped watch, LE, classic design Four: German, steel, dual time Five: skeleton, unique symmetrical design Runner

that is what they do (at least in Germany) with every Collection Villeret 1858 which does not go straight from the factory to the buyer. however, you must know that they do not produce alle pieces of the LE in like the first two years - due to the fact th

Actually I picked it up end of November last year but then I went to the south for 5 weeks so I missed on introducing it. The white gold one has already been with me since 2015 and now I filled the collectors gap with the red gold version. Trusted caliber

Anyone out there know if the Réveil du Tsar with grand feu enamel dial is still in production? If not, any idea when production ceased?