MontBlanc Watches
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Stainless Steel head and bracelet with push-button deployant, ceramic rotating diver bezel, gratté-boisé green dial, automatic (MB 24.17), date, screw-down crown, domed sapphire crystal, Ref. 129765, warranty dated August 2022, 41mm, Retail = $2,975, includes OEM black rubber deployant strap, Like New in Box with Papers
$2,755 our price, Wire Price $2,595Our ID MB108 : Ask A Question : Add To Cart -
Stainless Steel head and bracelet with push button deployant, copper Arabic dial, automatic, Ref. 119944, warranty dated August 2022, 40.5mm, Retail = $2,535, includes grey sfumato alligator strap with tang buckle, Like New in Box with Papers
$2,010 our price, Wire Price $1,895Our ID MB107 : Ask A Question : Add To Cart
MontBlanc Watches
Montblanc, which was established as a manufacturer of writing instruments in 1906, introduced their first line of Meisterstuck watches in 1997 at the Salon International de Haute Horlogerie. Designed for an energetic lifestyle in robust stainless steel cases, the Sport line was unveiled in 2000.
In a move by Richemont, the owner of Montblanc, the company was annexed in 2006 with Minerva, a watchmaker established in 1858, to create Montblanc Villeret. Shortly after this merger, the company proudly introduced the MB R100, their first caliber manufactured in-house, at the 2008 SIHH. The new division truly made its mark on the haute horlogerie world in 2010 with the introduction of their limited edition Metamorphosis timepiece, a wristwatch that converts between two faces, one a classical dial and the other a chronograph, at the push of a button. Like Montblanc's other watches, the Metamorphosis combines an elegant design and aesthetics while utilizing a creative approach to watchmaking.
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