Montblanc - Fully agree Bro

Fully agree Bro

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 impressive looking I guess

Having said that they also have calibres like the 13.21 which is really nice!

Thanks for your inputs Wayne. Appreciated

Cheers

Robin

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Montblanc Villeret ExoTourbillon Chronograph

By: jrwong23 (aka watchthebin) : January 30th, 2015-23:42

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...

At 44 mm, it would be better, I find. In terms of wearibility and aesthetics, too.

By: amanico : January 31st, 2015-00:07

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

Agree Nico

By: jrwong23 (aka watchthebin) : January 31st, 2015-19:46

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

I must say that the watch which intrigued me the most was their World Time.

By: amanico : February 1st, 2015-05:39

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

Thank you in advance Nico!

By: jrwong23 (aka watchthebin) : February 1st, 2015-05:45

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

I think we'll have an interesting and passionate discussion on that one! [nt]

By: amanico : February 1st, 2015-05:47

First signs of Jerome's technical emphasis

By: Konstantinos : February 1st, 2015-05:24

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...

First of all, Warm Welcome to PuristSPro Konstantinos !

By: jrwong23 (aka watchthebin) : February 1st, 2015-05:36

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...

Thanks

By: dylan61 : February 1st, 2015-05:32

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...

Yeah Dylan our wrists are too small to carry a 47mm watch :(

By: jrwong23 (aka watchthebin) : February 1st, 2015-05:39

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

Perhaps a 40mm MB Villeret one day...

By: orangedial : February 1st, 2015-08:47

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. ...

Fully agree Bro

By: jrwong23 (aka watchthebin) : February 1st, 2015-20:16

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...