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Here is a chronograph we should more often discuss, the Nicolas Rieussec Chronograph Anniversary Edition. For the originality of its dial, And for its nice looking and pleasantly decorated movement: And, should I say, it is one of the iconic pieces from M

I discovered this Rieussec Chronograph during the SIHH 2014, during an interview with Jerome Lambert, who was the Montblanc CEO at that time. The Nicolas Rieussec is a great chronograph, especially when it houses the manual winding movement. But the Tribu

Nicolas Rieussec ref 107068. On bracelet: and also I've bought MB clasp and tried with strap:

When we are talking about haute horlogerie from Montblanc, it is most frequently the Villeret and 1858 lines that are being discussed. In addition to those, there are complicated pieces in the Heritage Chronometrie and 4810 lines, too (here: for a summar

The booth is almost the same as the previous years. But this year, they emphasize "mountains" more, so the booth has mountain-like structure, as well as the auditorium inside. Montblanc watch this year has three pillars - or rather the new CEO decided to

Montblanc has presented novelties in the 1858, TimeWalker, Nicolas Rieussec and Star Legacy lines at SIHH 2018, on which there is more in the following threads: - 1858 Collection: (here: for more) - TimeWalker Line: (here: www.watchprosite.com fo

Some first information on the updates of the Star Legacy line have already been published prior to SIHH (here: www.watchprosite.com more) and I have put on a post on the new Nicolas Rieussec version (also part of the line) yesterday (here: www.

Following the last updates to the Montblanc Nicolas Rieussec lines in 2015 (here: www.watchprosite.com for more) and the pre-SIHH announcement (here: for more), here the full update on the Nicolas Rieussec line from this year's SIHH. Montblanc re

Wristing my manual wind version for the weekend. Can't wait for SIHH to start!!