Montblanc

Montblanc released the new Heritage Chronometrie ExoTourbillon Minute Chronograph during SIHH 2015. This is another example of the collaboration between the 2 manufactures of Montblanc, the manufactures in Villeret and in LeLocle, something which Montblan...  

Other than that, I have to spend more time seeing it in the flesh... Thanks for the write up, Robin. Best, Nicolas

44mm will be better. I'm also looking forward to seeing the new Montblanc Heritage Chronometrie ExoTourbillon Minute Chronograph. Want to try it for size! Cheers Robin

Don't worry, I will elaborate on that very soon. Next week! Best, Nicolas

:) I really look forward ! :)) I like the Heritage Spirit Orbis Terrarum too! Cheers Robin

First of all, great review and pictures, Robin; many thanks for sharing. A few comments from my end: I have been following MB's development of a solid range of timepieces over the last few years - the Villeret ExoTourbillon Chrono certainly exceeds any ex... 

Glad you have joined our community here! Like you, I believe Mr Lambert will and already has made a big impact on Montblanc's watch category development. The ExoTourbillon was developed before he joined the firm as their CEO. However it is now available n... 

for the detailed and well written report Robin. Have to echo that at 47mm, this would not be a piece for everybody, including myself who can't boast a large wrist. However it is still interesting to see how far MB has come, in producing what is undoubtedl... 

Looking at the ExoTourbillon in action is really a treat for the eyes! Let's wait for the 44mm Heritage Chronometrie ExoTourbillon - it may fit us better :) Cheers Robin

Great review, Robin! The watch has beautiful curves and nice classical look, although the myriads of elements on the dial are rather distracting for a regulator watch which by right should provide a clear and precise manner of time-telling to its wearer. ... 

I also think a 40mm version will be even more appealing. Can fit more wrist size and appear a lot more elegant. I think that Montblanc Villeret traditionally favored large movements to show off their finishing skills :) Larger movements are generally more...