Heritage Perpetual Calendar

The H. Moser & Cie. brand, named after Heinrich Moser (1805-1874), a Schaffhausen-born watchmaker, presented its first contemporary watch at the end of 2005 to mark the 200th anniversary of its founder’s birth . Heinrich Moser, the Moser Family Museum Cha

I am very fascinated by the design and the function of the early Patek perpetual calendar watches (e.g. 1526 / 1518). At the same time I am wondering how "practical" they really are. I suspect nobody is wearing such a watch on a daily basis and even windi

My apologies for the hastily taken mug shots - there is nothing better to do in this irritating lock-down. First on stage is the Breguet 5177 in white gold, my new love. I was torn between the blue dial and the white - eventually I picked the latter becau

After nearly a year of hibernation (some of you may know why), I am back on the acquisition trail. This one caught my eye when the news was announced last year. I quickly checked with my AD and placed a deposit. Delivery of the timepiece was promised last

I was in Harrods over the weekend and got chance to check out this piece unique Harrods Moser heritage perpetual calendar. Certainly not your everyday watch but for sure some serious wrist presence.

When I would read the forum as a lurker would always read your "quick review" posts... The recent most memorable of which to me was the one about the Montblanc Heritage Perpetual Calendar... So much so that when I met someone from Minerva (now with Montbl

Montblanc unveiled some interesting watches, this year. Let me start with the Montblanc Heritage Perpetual Calendar. It is not THE Star of the collection, but still, it is a good looking watch with an interesting movement. Aesthetically, the case is super

I am thankful to be invited by Mr Jerome Lambert, Global CEO of Montblanc as well as Mr Ong Ban, CEO of Sincere Fine Watches for a cocktail event tonight to appreciate the newest Montblanc watch novelties launched during SIHH 2015. Finally I can see these

Been wearing the heritage perpetual calendar and also some Montblanc watches and accessories since Yes he is well known as the Wolverine lol Cheers Robin

Before the merger with Minerva, the Montblanc manufacture at Le Locle is the only manufacture where Montblanc assembles and manufactures its watches, including the Star, Timewalker and Nicolas Rieussec collections. The Star collection began all the way fr