Montblanc Villeret Chronograph Personal Connection
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Montblanc Villeret Chronograph Personal Connection

By jrwong23 (aka watchthebin) · Jul 27, 2014 · 16 replies
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Jrwong23 (aka watchthebin) shares a deeply personal reflection on his Montblanc Villeret chronograph, explaining why this particular watch best represents him during significant business and social travels across Europe. His post beautifully illustrates the profound emotional connection collectors often form with their timepieces, highlighting the craftsmanship and soul embedded within them.

As many of you had read, I was traveling for business in Europe 2 weeks ago - first in Paris then Dusseldorf then London. Met Fx and Nicolas in Paris and we had a great time of drinks, food and watches.

I brought along a Reverso tribute to 1948 as well as my faithful Montblanc Villeret chronograph grand feu enamel. The Reverso is a very new watch to me so I am spending time to bond with it. The Montblanc Villeret has been with me for around a year now (time flies!). I still remember bringing it to India around one year ago for a business trip and that was when I just bought it (and couldn't bear to travel without it). Since then I got a few more watches but this watch remains so special to me. Knowing that I am going to meet some important people (including our dear moderators Nicolas and Fx as well as some business partners) and to attend some important meetings, I decided to bring the watch I feel best represents me and it's not difficult to guess that must be my precious Montblanc Villeret.

Here are some pics of the watch in the 3 cities I visited. Hope you enjoy them.
Always good to bring your watches for important events and also overseas when we travel. The bonding sessions are more special smile
Watches are mechanical... But the craftsmen who made them may have left pieces of their heart and soul in the watch and each time I look at my Montblanc Villeret, I can definitely relate to this smile

That's why this watch is always so special to me and I feel it best represents me. smile

Cheers
Robin 


Starting with Paris:

Walking in Paris aimlessly while jetlagged <img src=">
Walking in Paris' avenue Champs Elysees aimlessly while jetlagged smile I think this pic is further from Champs Γ‰lysΓ©es already! Almost got lost then.










 


Our 3 representative watches, from Fx, Nicolas and me
Our 3 representative watches, from Fx, Nicolas and me - gtg in Paris with Fx and Nicolas



Next the watch went with me to Dusseldorf where I took some pictures along with river Rhine and the old town of Dusseldorf


 







 
Enjoying my German pork knuckle and dark beer with the Montblanc Villeret smile



Last stop is at London. Again the watch brought me a lot of joy in both work and leisure in the evenings smile



Walking along Oxford street to Regent Street, Bond Street etc








This message has been edited by jrwong23 on 2014-07-27 07:17:55

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KIH
Jul 27, 2014

.. how much joy it gives you everywhere you go. Nice watch and looks soooo good on you! Ken

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amanico
Jul 27, 2014

For those who Wonder why watches are so important to us, your post gives them the right answer. Bravo, Robin. A pleasure to meet you, and, I hope, a renewed one! Best, Nicolas.

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Ares501 - Mr Green
Jul 27, 2014

I like very much It looks like the watch is smiling And yes that watch is connected to you in collective PuristS mind ;) Best regards Ddamjan

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ED209
Jul 27, 2014

Great series of pics from your travel. And thanks for sharing how special your MB is on your wrist. Regards, ED-209

CA
CaliforniaJed
Jul 27, 2014

It goes where you go, and you have the proof! Best, CaliforniaJed

JR
jrwong23 (aka watchthebin)
Jul 28, 2014

To travel with this special timepiece Cheers Robin

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