Montblanc

Long time I didn't post one of these Montblanc Minerva Chronographs. The truth is that I am preparing a 5th anniversary post for March on my 1858 Tachymeter. But this is not the only chronograph which is worth some serious consideration. I am very happy w

With the Villeret Vintage Pulsographe

The one they call Vintage Pulsographe, and then they came up with this guy for 2020. Nice move. I will start studying the differences between the Only Watch 2019 and this one. You’re getting the same movement for sure and down to the detail, unless I’ve m

I missed a few Mont Blanc Chronos with their amazing Minerva movements for different reasons in the past years. Really close to get the blue stainless and the vintage Pulsographe. I thought it would be a good time to catch up. (Pun intended.)

They are showing 2 4072 and 1 4178. One 4072 is a steel case pulsograph.

my Orbis Terrarum has given me much joy and happiness S

These last months, I used to post my 1858 Tachymeter with its gorgeous manual winding chronograph movement, the Cal 16.29. Here, with the Orbis Terrarum, we are leaving the field of exquisite horology to go the playground of coolness. Cool, this watch def

Thanks for sharing these, I truly loves these Minerva movements and hope to own my second piece one day soon. 1) 13.21 from my Villeret Vintage Pulsographe 2) 16.29 from 1858 Chronograph Tachymeter in steel 3) 16.32 from Villeret Vintage Tachydate

I always smile whenever I wear this piece and look at it

Magnificent, from the front side to the back side: The Cal 13.21 is another marvelous chronograph movement. Less " aerial ", more compact than the 16.29, but not less appealing. And much smaller, as this Chronograph is 40 mm big! Best, Nicolas