Alexis Turellabus
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Montblanc 4810 501
I recently buyed a Timegrapher for domestic use. Very nice tool to check automatic watches. Testing the Montblanc Chronograph 4810 501, we can see a superb performance of his movement, based at 7750. All positions - high stability and accuracy.
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Montblanc 4810 501
I recently buyed a Timegrapher for domestic use. Very nice tool to check automatic watches. Testing the Montblanc Chronograph 4810 501, we can see a superb performance of his movement, based at 7750. All positions - high stability and accuracy. ...
Precision out-of-the-box
Alexis Tullerabus, Thanks for the test results. The precision of the base movement is pretty good out-of-the-box but also the final adjustments at Montblanc must help. I like the onion crown on your watch. I had a similar Timegrapher older model but it w...
Great to see the results!
And your experience attests to Chronometrie not only being a product line name at Montblanc but an attitude! Thanks for sharing
