jrwong23 (aka watchthebin)
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Agree my friend
Most important is the watch which I love.
As for the brand, no more love. I see this watch as Mr Cabbidu and old world Minerva and not Montblanc , which has fully turned to the dark side (pun intended) lol
Cheers
Robin
Finally back to another enamel dial
that is not the Seiko Presage Blue Enamel. This is also a nice grand feu enamel dial ! Loving my Montblanc Villeret chronograph grand feu enamel piece 1 of 8... an elegant timepiece manufactured in a more civilised time when Montblanc Villerets were very ...
This one is a stunner Robin
But I think you forgot a shot of the movement just for our eyes 😉 Best wishes Alkiro
Agree my friend
Most important is the watch which I love. As for the brand, no more love. I see this watch as Mr Cabbidu and old world Minerva and not Montblanc , which has fully turned to the dark side (pun intended) lol Cheers Robin
The Force is strong in this one.
Gorgeous dial. Thanks for (temporarily) stopping the torture.
It is an excellent movement under a strange dial
Robin, The movement is, of course, superb and you are quite evil to hide it. As a chronograph collector, I prefer a longer running time of chronograph than 30 minutes. The hour markers obscured between 2 - 4 and 8 - 10 is not ideal but we can usually "gue...
Good analysis of the dial design
Agree MTF The caliber 13.21 is shown on recent posts on the new 1858 Tachymeter green (strangely without the Minerva arrowhead though) Cheers Robin
They don't make them like this any longer
Still great movements but a lot less exclusive. And what ever happened to those lovely grand feu enamel dials??
That's faint praise indeed, also very nice...
Having seen it live, I would say nothing short of spectacular does the dial, and the watch, justice