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Montblanc Exotourbillon Rattrapante.
A masterpiece.
With a level of finishings on par with the Best.
Nicolas
Manufacture
Recap SalonQP 2016: 30 brands, independent watchmakers, and key novelties. Photos and insights from London's premier watch exhibition.
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Complications
Explore the exquisite finishing and intricate movements of Montblanc Minerva Villeret watches through a collector's lens. Discover the evolution of Minerva calibers and the debate around branding.
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Complications
Explore the Montblanc Collection Villeret ExoTourbillon Rattrapante Ref. 111823. A deep dive into its complex movement, exquisite finishing, and collector insights.
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New Release
Explore Montblanc's 2016 novelties at the Singapore Black and White Week. See the 4810 ExoTourbillon Slim, Orbis Terrarum, and Villeret complications.
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New Release
Explore Montblanc's SIHH 2015 collection, including the Vasco da Gama series and Villeret pieces. Live report and insights on Montblanc's vision.
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Complications
Explore the Montblanc Villeret ExoTourbillon Rattrapante, a world-premiere split-second chronograph with a unique tourbillon. See photos and collector insights.
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Montblanc Exotourbillon Rattrapante.
A masterpiece. With a level of finishings on par with the Best. Nicolas ...
A marvel!
I like the larger balance wheel of this construction, which can oscillate outside the cage. I have read about this innovation. This construction seems to offer many advantages (high precision, optimized isochronism and ultimately very beautiful to look at...
I didn’t know anything about spherical springs and during my research I have only found that JLC
used the concept of the spherical spring. Do you know if JLC also invented it? What are the reasons? Better regulation or accuracy? Or better power transmission? Or is this done just for design reasons? Sorry for the many questions. I don't want to make w...
It's funny, call me watch snob, but this is a brand, I would have a hard time buying..
Yet I have contemplated the idea with the Nicolas Rieussec for example... They do work hard to propose decent movement and pleasing aesthetic, yet I am not convinced, I would ever shell out hard cash for one. They do offer some pretty good products though...
Actually, for 25 K euros, you can get this...
Patek cannot compete, at this level of finishings.... ...
If his was a Patek the price tag
would be x times higher. In the overall concept this MB Monopusher is unbeatable.
In-house balance spring ... that makes all Montblanc a master piece
Since they took over Minerva ... The movement here is surely exceptional!
