
jrwong23 (aka watchthebin)Continuing from Part One on the Montblanc Villeret manufacture, this Part Two will focus more on the Artisanal aspects of the manufacture, where Montblanc is determined to safeguard the most traditional methods and know-hows of fine watch making. This includes component production and control, traditional movement decoration and the (most impressive to me!) in-house production of hairspring, balance wheel and traditional counting of the balance wheel. Finally, we will look at how Montblanc Villerets high complication pieces are assembled in a most traditional way. Artisanal component production and control Ever since I got to know Montblanc Villerets philosophy of manufacturing their movements in the most traditional and artisanal way (and I can always see that on my own MB Villeret watch, something I have a lot of appreciation and pride on), I always wondered just what it takes for them to produce and control all these movement components in-house...
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