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I would say both, in this case: Beauty has two faces, sometimes. The epitome of a fine chronograph, without any doubt. Best, Nicolas

Really Happy to be the first in the region to receive this. It's simply gorgeous and great value for money Thank you Montblanc!! Side by side with 1858 Chronograph Rose Gold

It is not a secret that I am deeply in love with Split Seconds. Especially when the movement is manual winding, and more especially when the movement is superbly finished, which is the case of the Montblanc 1858 Split Seconds, one of the very good surpris

Both the 1858 and CP2 watches have now been offered in multiple versions, probably will be the same here. I am reminded of how AP used to get bashed hard for making limited variants of the Royal Oak Offshore. Ironic, now they seem to have little to no "li

Really love this watch. Now that we see the online reception, it looks like this could have been a regular production piece. Like the Fifty Fathoms, it could have been a cornerstone in the Blancpain collection for more than a decade without significant re

Thanks for posting another great shot of the 1858, as you know I own this one and the bronze Salmond Dial, I wore blue dial this weekend grilling some steaks and timing the flips at 3 minutes each. The minute hand on the Chrono sub-dial is so readable and

One of the most photogenic watch I know. And one of my favorite from my collection. Best, Nicolas

A nice looking world time with a pedestrian movement ( Sellita + in house module ), launched in 2015. I reviewed it here: www.watchprosite.com And I thought for a long time it would be my first Montblanc watch. Till the day I discovered the 1858 T

All the points in the thread are pertinent for the purpose of the persons point of view except the movement in the Montblanc being better, it being SS and so on. The size of the MB is not an issue for many, I have a 6.75 inch wrist and the 1858 fits me we