Alexander the Great

160th Anniversary 175th Anniversary Monopoussoir Alexander the Great Astrolabium Berlin Blast Blast Skeleton X Caprice Classic Diver Diver X Dual Time Executive Freak Freak Cruiser Genghis Khan GMT +/- GMT Dual Time GMT Perpetual GMT-Master II Hour Strike

sharing fun ! Best, mahesh.,

Issued in 2011. Here you have a Tourbillon, a minute repeater and automatons. This is one of the UN faces I love. Here, it is spectacular, but in a different way than the Freak, the Sonata or whatever... Here it is spectacularly classic. And so Ulysse Nar

I think Tim has a very practical perspective. There are some truly spectacular collections on this forum and I understand income disparity and that watches on this level are luxury toys and those who are wealthy are in a unique position to support innovat

Hey there. Another day, another trip of mine, here to give a quick glance of a country that’s mostly covered in our news section and not so much in a photographers digest for it’s beauty. This trip was supposed to take place in September 2021 but I think

Alexander the Great, 2011, and the Circus, 2010.

I have been wearing a Submariner this weekend while drooling over PP references in this book from 2018/19, and I inked up my Montblanc Alexander the Great a few minutes ago for the office tomorrow. All good!

What is common to these three watches, other than the fact that they are minute repeater and tourbillon? The shape of their tourbillon bridges! Shaped like a bird. Alexander the Great: Genghis Khan: Hannibal: Gorgeous... Best, Nicolas

The one on the left — Montblanc Napoleon Bonaparte. I own the one on the right — Montblanc Alexander the Great.