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Amanico's original post spotlights the Montblanc 1858 Minerva Monopusher Chronograph Aged Steel 2023, a reference that pushes the boundaries of traditional chronograph design. His detailed photographs and initial observations invite collectors to explore its unique features, particularly the innovative bezel-controlled chronograph and the dial-side presentation of the movement. This article delves into the community's reception and comparative insights regarding this distinctive timepiece.
I saw how the bezel works the chrono in the video you posted in the other Minerva thread and I hate to say it but I think it's even better than the JLC Amvox solution. Marc
The amvox vertically triggered chronographs are so much more precise and more enjoyable to operate. This one is thankfully a regular mono pusher and I agree with you - it is a cool looking one!
As I haven't used either I really couldn't say one way or the other which is actually more enjoyable to use or more precise either, but like with everything in life we don't all have to have the same opinions or preferences. I have always been a huge fan of the JLC Amvox Chronographs and still am and have said so in posts about them. I just thought when I saw the video from the MInerva manufacture of the chrono controlled through the bezel that it was a great way to control the chronograph is al
My only point was the same one Nico made - the bezel activation is not really pleasant. In theory it is a great system, and maybe they will refinr it over time, but for now I would take not just amvox but most regular chronographs over it, purely from operational perspective.
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