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Penfriend's acquisition of the Montblanc Villeret Grand Chronograph Grand Feu Enamel blue dial, a unique platinum piece, offers WatchProSite readers a rare glimpse into high-horology collecting. His detailed account and stunning photography highlight the exceptional craftsmanship and aesthetic appeal of this singular timepiece. This article explores why this specific Montblanc reference, with its Minerva caliber 16.29 and exquisite Grand Feu enamel, stands out even among more complicated watches.
Love the blue of the dial, very unique.
huge congratulations. I love the dial, what a color. Enjoy it to the max, best Andreas
and surprised the watch you come up with. Certainly an unique Peace, a chronograph which i like more than a standard two pushers and a crown. Great to see members with the target to get a big 45 plus millimeter Swiss time keeper. I am also fan of very oversized Swiss luxury watches. It wears strange, but it is a pocket watch with a strap for the wrist and a sweet collectable.
You're lucky you can wear the 47mm case! If I had a bigger wrist, this would be the best watch for it!
but I never saw your version in the metal - stunning picture
Indeed it is imho the most impressive watch I have ever seen. Within the Montblanc Minerva collection (and with other brands) there are more complicated pieces so initially I was unsure to spend this many bucks on a simple Chrono. On the other side this is the most beautiful dial I have seen and can imagine. The movement is superbly finished, the case design is so unique and it is platinum. So the whole of it was to me more important than a complication like 1/1000 stop watch, bi-tourbillon or m
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