Homage to Nicolas Rieussec

MB homage to Nicolas Rieussec. I love the grainy eggshell while dial. Glow mode

That was a cool one I discovered in 2014. The mystery dial... The hour markers are visible only in the darkness. Best, Nicolas

Lots of of details have been discussed on PuristSPro’s Montblanc forum, concerning the new Montblanc 1858 collection — especially the 1858 Chronograph Tachymeter, with the beautifully-designed and finished calibre 16.29. I would like to share a three-part

is with the size! beside being 43mm is pretty thick so it wears bigger than many other watches. Today I visited the MB boutique and I tried on the Homage to Nicolas Rieussec: a detail that is better on the homage is the claps - the one on the homage there

And the Nicolas Rieussecs are of different leagues to be honest :) I also like this grained dial and the Roman numerals on this version 2 of the Homage to Nicolas Rieussec even though I prefer version 1 a bit more due to the rotating discs But of course,

In part one of this two-part series on the Montblanc Homage to Nicolas Rieussec II, I covered the various iterations of Rieussec’s inking time writers, the forefathers of the chronograph as we know today. For part two, I will share the concept of this new

We have discussed this a few times on PuristSPro. Amongst the various Montblanc watch collections, from the Star collection to the Timewalkers and the new Heritage Spirit or Heritage Chrononometrie collections and all the way to the Villeret collection, t

This is the last part of my write-up on the new Montblanc Heritage Chronometrie collection. In this post, I will continue from Part 3, which focuses on Montblanc’s in-house complications and movements developed for this new collection. Part 4 provides the

A visit to the Montblanc Boutique today gave me some great relief from work I was pleasantly surprised to see some of the 2015 novelties on sale already (but I still have to wait for my Heritage Spirit Orbis Terrarum until Sep or Oct!!) The new Heritage C