Montblanc watches in detail

Introduction

Moving forward is about change, it means leaving the flatness of the past and exploring the unknown. It is a philosophy embraced by those who are in the present but have the future in mind, who are talented, ambitious, confident and energetic, and who are always one step ahead of the rest as they continue to move forward. It is with this in mind that Mont Blanc, after launching the new "StarWalker" series of writing instruments, will present the "TimeWalker", a fusion of traditional craftsmanship and modern spirit, in the winter of 2003. The TimeWalker collection is a blend of traditional craftsmanship and modernity. Understated luxury, dynamism without ostentation, is both the spirit of the times and the distinguishing design of the TimeWalker: a dynamic and masculine architectural form with clean lines in polished steel, a large 42 mm case with a slightly more serious black or silver dial, and five dials in black or silver. The large 42 mm diameter case with its slightly more serious black or silvered dial is contrasted by five large Arabic numerals and a subtle seconds hand, in a rather minimalist design that eschews pretentiousness. The strap is available on a sporty steel bracelet or an elegant black calfskin strap. The simple yet elegant design is complemented by an automatic mechanical movement that embodies the excellence of Mont Blanc's watchmaking craftsmanship, demonstrating Mont Blanc's dedication to quality excellence.

Mont Blanc Women's Diamond Watch I

The first to appear, the Star Eternal Women's Selfwinding White Gold Diamond Watch, features a case set with 275 top quality Wesselton diamonds, a bezel set with 42 top quality diamonds, a mother-of-pearl dial set with 80 diamonds on the outer edge, and a further 218 diamonds raining down like stardust to form the silhouette of the Mont Blanc star-shaped logo. The self-winding movement is perfectly finished in the finest Swiss watchmaking style, with a sapphire crystal case back revealing the beautifully crafted winding thalasses and balance wheel, and is presented on a white satin strap with an 18-carat white gold pin buckle.　　

Montblanc Women's Diamond Watch II

The Star Eternity Women's Selfwinding Moonphase Diamond Watch is a poetic composition of sparkling diamonds, a glamorous mother-of-pearl dial, and moonphase and pointer calendar discs. 24 diamonds1 encircle the calendar discs, which are complemented by one Montblanc star-shaped diamond. The patented 43-faceted star-shaped diamond is based on the six-pointed white star emblem, representing the six glaciers on the summit of Mont Blanc, which is the soul of Montblanc's esteemed European craftsmanship. The outer edge of the dial is set with 80 top quality diamonds, while the white gold case and bezel*** are set with 317 brilliant-cut diamonds. Underneath this veneer is the fruit of the finest watchmaking craftsmanship: the MB 4810/908 self-winding caliber with calendar and moon phase functions, the latter of which is so precise that it has been running for 122 years with an error of only one day. This mechanical complexity can be seen through the star-shaped sapphire crystal on the white gold caseback. On a white satin strap with an 18K white gold pin buckle.

Montblanc Ladies' Diamonds III

The third unique piece on the market is the Star Eternal Ladies' Diamonds, fitted with the MB 4810/103 quartz caliber and featuring a white gold case and bezel set with 275 and 42 top-quality diamonds, respectively, which are complemented by 80 top-quality Wesselton diamonds along the outer edge of the dial. The white mother-of-pearl dial, with its luminous luster, perfectly reflects the one patented Montblanc star diamond and the 126 diamonds that form the outline of the six-pointed white star emblem. On a white satin strap with an 18K white gold pin buckle.

The Sideways Lady Diamonds collection

Montblanc's Sideways Lady Elegance watch collection is a collection to look forward to every year, and the Sideways Lady Elegance Diamonds collection exudes Montblanc's unmistakable flavor, marking a new milestone in the development of Haute Horlogerie. The new Side Shadow Diamonds The new Side Shadow Diamond watch is inspired by the six-pointed white star, an important Montblanc symbol. With a diamond cut in the shape of a six-pointed white star as the centerpiece on the mother-of-pearl dial, spreading outward in a wave-like ring of diamonds in the shape of a star motif that extends to the 18K white gold case and bracelet, one can't help but admire the brand's ingenuity and the craftsmen's mastery, while at the same time marveling at the magnificence and uniqueness of the timepiece.

Each diamond in the Diamond Watch is carefully selected by experts for its uniform quality, color, cut and volume, and it takes a lot of effort to select a whole batch of diamonds of the same quality. In particular, the 0.1088-carat star-shaped diamond in the center, cut with the patented 43-facet cut, is the result of a combination of precision calculations by the Manufacture and the experience of the best gemmologists, presenting the appearance of the most perfect six-pointed star, sparkling with light and glittering, and is the most magnificent incarnation of Montblanc's star-shaped logo. Also not to be overlooked is the wave ring set with 482 top-quality Wesselton diamonds weighing 1.824 carats, for an effect that is both thoughtful and pleasing to the eye.

The elegant and feminine design of Montblanc's "Lady's Sideways" collection is loved by young, trend-seeking women. The Ladies' Sideways Collection is now available in 18 new styles. Timeless and stylish, time is expressed in the most glamorous way.

- Highly accurate quartz movement- Stainless steel case (23 x 35 mm) set with 29 Top Wesselton VVS diamonds (0.14 ct.), anti-abrasive and anti-reflective curved sapphire crystal, white mother-of-pearl dial set with 25 brilliant-cut diamonds (0.068 ct.) and a Montblanc six-pointed star diamond (0.1 ct.)

- The Side Shadow collection for women is now available in 18 models. 0.1 ct)

- Stainless steel crown set with the Montblanc logo in mother-of-pearl

- White alligator strap with folding clasp

- Water-resistant to 30 meters

- Made in Switzerland

- Ref. 101556

This watch exudes a unique charm with its warmth and elegance. 35 top-quality Wesselton diamonds complement the white mother-of-pearl dial. The 35 top quality Wesselton diamonds and the white mother-of-pearl dial complement each other, making it suitable for office OL's calm and relaxed life, as well as being the center of attention at a dinner party. It's a perfect gift for a woman who is as graceful and dynamic as she is.

Timewalker Double Flyback Chronograph

The Timewalker Double Flyback Chronograph is a column-wheel chronograph, one of the most sought-after types of fine chronographs, with the added attraction of its admirable "Double Flyback" function; a titanium model with a black Diamond-Like-Carbon (DLC) coated case, limited to 300 pieces. The titanium model is limited to 300 pieces. The new Montblanc TimeWalker TwinFly Chronograph is the result of the Montblanc Manufacture's in-house movement conception, design, engineering, final setting and quality control. In general, chronographs use small counters to show the accumulated time, but the Montblanc Time Traveler Double Fly Chronograph's centralized chronograph seconds and minutes hands have the added advantage of freeing up space for the addition of other functions, such as a second time zone with a day/night display, which is very much in line with today's lifestyles, as people are constantly on the go and travelers, especially busy businessmen who are constantly shuttling between time zones, and who need to be aware of the actual time at their place of origin, the 12:00 GMT, the 12:00 GMT, and the 12:00 GMT, as well as the 12:00 GMT. The second time zone at 12 o'clock is in 24-hour format, so it is clear whether it is day or night in the place of origin; together with the small seconds at 6 o'clock, the dial layout appears to be well-balanced The Montblanc Time Traveler Dual Time Chronograph combines a number of outstanding functions, and naturally, its design has to be complemented by a technological style that is in line with the simple, elegant and functional genes of Montblanc's Time Traveler collection; this design concept is reflected in the lightness and lightness of its design. This design concept is reflected in the combination of a light and rigid titanium case with a diamond-like carbon coating that is extremely resistant to wear and tear. This high-tech titanium alloy is 1.5 times harder than stainless steel, making the new model resistant to scratches and shocks. Despite its large diameter of 43 millimeters, the watch is extremely light and comfortable to wear. The black dial is enhanced by a narrow bezel, and the crystal, which is glareproofed on both sides, provides a crystal-clear display. The movement and the black skeletonized oscillating weight can be admired through the crystal case back, and the technical-functionality of the watch is perfectly matched by the textured black alligator strap and the black carbon-based carbon coated steel pin buckle. The Montblanc Time Traveler Double Chronograph collection is available in a limited edition of 300 pieces in black titanium and two non-limited stainless steel models.

Villeret 1858 Tourbillon

The new Villeret 1858 Tourbillon Bi-Cylindrique will be available in a unique, one-of-a-kind, world-exclusive 950 platinum model, as well as in a limited edition of 8 pieces each in 18K white gold. The new Montblanc Villeret 1858 Tourbillon Bi-Cylindrique differs from most of today's balance wheels in that it does not oscillate in a single plane, but rather expands and contracts along a straight axis, like a vortex around a screw. Cylindrical balance wheels were invented around the end of the 18th century, when many watchmakers, such as John Arnold, were developing them. Many watchmakers, such as John Arnold, put it into timers for maritime use, and its precision and stability are still highly regarded by watchmakers and scientists today. Like the traditional balance wheel, the cylindrical balance wheel is a piece of flexible metal wound concentrically, but instead of being wound horizontally in the same plane at increasing distances from the center point, each rotation of the cylindrical balance wheel is of the same diameter, with one winding above the other, which removes the centrifugal effect of the center of gravity, which has always been the drawback of helical-winding balance wheels. The second advantage of the cylindrical balance wheel is its absolute concentricity and symmetry, the "breathing pulse" that results from the constant contraction of the balance wheel. The concentricity and symmetry of this respiratory pulse are the first prerequisites for the "law of equal periods" (i.e. the independence of the amplitude and oscillations of the balance wheel), which is also extremely important for the regularity of the watch. The new Montblanc Villeret 1858 Tourbillon Bi-Cylindrique features two cylindrical balance wheels oscillating in concentric positions, each with its own diameter and identical torque. The hairspring is pulled apart in two opposite movements (one relaxes as the other contracts, and vice versa), but the torque remains the same, reinforcing its isocyclicity. Conceived by the master watchmakers at Montblanc's Villeret Manufacture, this new double-cylinder balance function is a radical innovation that has never before been used in any watch, let alone in a tourbillon escapement.

Vintage Pulsographe

In 2011, Montblanc presented the new Collection Villeret 1858 Vintage Pulsographe, a replica of the pulse-measuring chronograph, at the SIHH, marking the 190th anniversary of the introduction of modern chronograph technology. technology. The Montblanc Collection Villeret 1858 Vintage Pulsographe model comes in a 39.5mm case size in either rose or white gold. It is the first piece in the Montblanc Villeret 1858 family of chronographs to be less than 40 millimeters. Powered by the Calibre MBM 13.21 single-pusher chronograph self-winding movement with a diameter of just 29.5 mm, the chronograph starts, stops, and resets to zero all via a key at 2 o'clock. The small seconds dial is at 9 o'clock and the chronograph minute hand at 3 o'clock. The outer edge of the dial is marked with a red pulsometer scale and the inscription GRADUÉ POUR 30 PULSATIONS (which means Measurement of Calibrated 30 Pulse). pulsographe means pulse meter and is based on the same principle as the TACHYMETER, i.e., the corresponding scale is engraved on the outer ring of the chronograph seconds dial. When the chronograph stops, the corresponding data can be read out directly. Eighty years ago, doctors were the first users of chronographs, which were used to measure a patient's pulse without having to spend a minute probing the pulse. Doctors, such as counting the patient's pulse, as long as the start of the pulse chronograph chronograph function, while probing the pulse to the 30th stop the chronograph, the moment the chronograph second hand pointing to the number of digits of the pulse meter scale, that is, the patient's heartbeat per minute pulse number. In this way, the doctor for each patient's pulse can save 30 to 40 seconds, if the doctor rounds for more than 50 patients to detect the pulse, can save a lot of time, so the pulse chronograph is very popular among doctors, and was later crowned the "doctor's watch" reputation. Specifically for this watch

When the 30th pulse is counted and the timer stops, the patient's pulse per minute can be obtained directly by reading the red pulse count scale on the outermost ring of the dial from 2 to 9 o'clock, where the chronograph second hand is pointing.

Timewalker Women's Watch

The Montblanc TimeWalker Chronograph Diamonds Automatic retains the essence of the collection and is adorned with sparkling diamonds for a dazzling display of simplicity. While precious stones were once reserved for ornate jewelry watches, diamonds can now be found in casual watches for everyday wear, and the Montblanc TimeWalker Chronograph Diamonds Automatic is an elegant and dynamic timepiece with a distinctive silhouette that is complemented by gorgeous diamonds. The Timewalker Chronograph in 18K rose gold with diamonds, with its 43 mm diameter dial, is a light and airy creation with its sleek lines and fine openworked lugs. The rose gold bezel set with 72 Top Wesselton diamonds (approx. 1.16 carats) echoes the sparkle of the white dial, while the timer, small seconds dial and date window of the dial have a subtle and elegant layout that emphasizes the diamonds. Of course, the owner's satisfaction does not only come from the C.O.S.C. certificate, but also from admiring the beautiful workmanship of the movement, balance and oscillating thalassi through the sapphire crystal case back. The winding thalassus is so powerful that the slightest movement is enough to drive it to wind quickly and reserve 46 hours of power. If the reserve is depleted, it can be wound manually using the crown. The case is cast in 18K rose gold and the crown is set with a mother-of-pearl Montblanc star logo, a natural expression of elegance.

Montblanc stopwatch history exhibition

Montblanc on April 7, 2011, in the Swiss watch town of La Chaux-de-Fonds (La Chaux-de-Fonds) held an exhibition called "stopwatch history of two hundred years," the exhibition was held in the local International Museum of Watchmaking. The exhibition lasted six months and closed on October 2nd. The exhibition charted the evolution of stopwatch technology since its invention by Nicolas Rieusses in 1821 and described its various uses over time and in different fields.

The exhibition, which is open to all visitors to the International Watch and Clock Museum, features not only historical stopwatches, but also a number of rare pieces that have never before been shown in public. From sundials to automatic mechanical watches, visitors to this unique museum will not only be able to appreciate the art of horology in its 4,500 pieces, but will also be able to experience the fascination of precision.

Elegant and stylish, Mont Blanc's latest limited edition watches

Mont Blanc pays tribute to Grace Kelly with the launch of the Princess Grace of Monaco collection, inspired by the icon of elegance. The case, with its slender silhouette and classical aesthetic, is fitted with a movement of the utmost refinement in the tradition of the finest Swiss watchmaking craftsmanship. The design of this collection is characterized by a round case with a diameter of 34 millimeters, which is modern and contemporary. The perfectly round dial and oval rim create a mesmerizing contrast, with a long axis running from 12 to 6 o'clock. Including two exclusive, one-of-a-kind jeweled watches in white and rose gold, an automatic watch in rose gold and diamonds, and its extension in steel, each of these models is the ultimate in elegance and femininity.