Montblanc

It was almost day to day three years ago, in Geneva, at the SIHH, that Montblanc unveiled this surprise: And its raison d'être, the Cal 16.31 and the gorgeous double pliers. A watch I will have in my collection, one day, but in white metal... Best, Nicola

when Montblanc purchased Villeret the initial offerings (Villeret 1858 line, since 2015 discontinued) was aimed at the existing customer base in the pen business. at that time already those artisan editions sold on average around 25.000 Euro each with up

So here are some photos of the day: Hmmm, this movement! Enjoy your day, my friends.

With thanks in part to veterans on WPS, I've warmed to the work of Montblanc over the past 12 months or so. The first 15 years of Montblanc's incorporation of Minerva has produced some startlingly beautiful work. It's fascinating to listen to Davide Cerra

The nod to the 1930s with the cathedral hands and numerals for a start. But for me the main draw is the way it manages to represent the ENTIRE globe. Most if not all world time watches focus on representing a single hemisphere. So like you I've been drawn

It's also the main reason that I don't allow haste or temptation to bend my behaviour. These are like fumes that don't just cloud one's judgment, but can wrong foot too. If I'm to enjoy all this at a leisurely pursuit, that requires the presence of mind t

here is what I could find on this model. The watch combines a 44mm case in black DLC with a black obsidian dial and contrasting white and yellow details. The black dial is crafted from obsidian that is left in its natural form without any treatment and ha

enjoy the rest of the weekend, everyone!

Great design and a Telemeter to follow & if possible prevent Tornado ;-)

The great thing with this chronograph is that you can wear it formal or casual without problem, with an equal pleasure. And it catches the sun very nicely, which is not that evident for a blue dial... When the sun hits them, some of the blue Chronos I kno