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Thursday, November 5, 2026

Minerva Exo Tourbillon Skeleton Limited Edition 18

 

MONTBLANC – Minerva Exo Tourbillon Skeleton Cameo de Minerva Edition 2026

 A tribute to the goddess after whom it is named and to its connection with ancient Rome

With the new Minerva Exo Tourbillon Skeleton Limited Edition 18 Rose Gold Watch, Minerva honours its namesake goddess’ connection to Ancient Rome with a blue and white agate cameo.

Minerva’s Exo Tourbillon timepieces house one of the manufacture’s most highly celebrated complications, in which the balance wheel is suspended above the tourbillon cage. In the skeletonised version of this movement, the grace and sophistication of its intricate works are presented on full display.

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This complication is reimagined in the Minerva Exo Tourbillon Skeleton Limited Edition 18, a timepiece that pays homage to the goddess Minerva’s connection to Ancient Rome. The watch presents a white and blue agate stone cameo in its open time-telling dial, while the tourbillon mechanism whirls with precision directly below. Meanwhile, a closer look at the details of the watch reveals its extensive symbolism.

The colour of Persian blue takes centre stage on the dial and the strap of the Minerva Exo Tourbillon Skeleton Limited Edition. Described as the colour of goddess Minerva’s eyes, the shade carries a long association with royalty across Europe and can often be found throughout royal palaces as a symbol of the nobility’s connection with divinities like Minerva.

The 44.8mm Minerva Exo Tourbillon Skeleton Limited Edition employs a cameo technique as its decorative highlight, taking inspiration from jewels of Antiquity crafted in similar style. Widely regarded as a highly delicate form of micro-sculpture, Roman emperors collected cameos, Augustus and Nero among the particularly avid collectors. These emperors’ interest set a trend in Ancient Rome among elites who wore these precious objects to indicate their power, wealth and refinement.

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The cameo featured on the dial is made in two parts, blending cutting-edge technology with traditional craftsmanship in its creation. The base is made of polished and blocked blue agate stone.

Often called the “Stone of the Diplomat,” blue agate was believed to foster clear-headed communication essential to the maintenance of peace, also one of goddess Minerva’s key areas of governance. On top of this base, a white agate stone dial is first recessed and textured using a laser technique, then hand-engraved, before finally being completed by a painter specialising in miniature painting. The final result depicts the profile of Minerva, directly inspired by imagery found in historical Minerva advertising.

To complement this meaningful colourway, a deep Persian blue strap in alligator leather is finished with a matching folding clasp in 18K rose gold featuring a fine adjustment system and whose design, through numerous details, evokes the arrow of the goddess Minerva.

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Minerva has further enhanced the exhibition of its patented Exo Tourbillon through extensive skeletonisation. With over 400 hand-polished inner bevels, this complex movement is reduced to a few lines that suspend the mechanism with elegance. The result is an airy arrangement full of negative space that recalls the art of cameo itself.

Around the tourbillon, the rose gold-coated frame is decorated with Roman frieze, a pattern that was used extensively in architecture and objects of art in Ancient Rome. At the top of its cage is the name “Minerva,” engraved and filled with blue lacquer that complements the symbolically significant colourway of the timepiece.

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At the 4 o’clock position, a rose gold-coated plate engraved with “XVIII” indicates the limited edition of 18, itself a nod to the year 1858 when Minerva was founded.

The Minerva Exo Tourbillon Skeleton Limited Edition 18 marks the first time an Exo Tourbillon timepiece features Minerva’s recognisable fluted bezel – a signature of the manufacture since 1927. Here, the bezel is presented in 18K rose gold, matching the 18K rose gold case.

Minerva’s Exo Tourbillon Skeleton takes the historically significant mechanism into the 21st century. An evolution of the Exo Tourbillon that was first introduced in 2010 following a three-year development, the Minerva Exo Tourbillon Skeleton Limited Edition features the patented in-house Calibre M18.69, made up of 188 hand-decorated components.

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“Exo” is Greek for “outside,” and in this instance the term refers to the balance wheel residing above the tourbillon cage. This distinctive solution not only minimises the diameter of the tourbillon cage and rotating escapement, but it also allows the balance wheel to be large enough to house 18 adjustment screws (regulating weights), which in turn adds mass to the unit. Greater weight, increased diameter and finer adjustability all improve precision. Increasing precision is rare in tourbillons, and it requires that the balance staff (the axle on which the balance wheel rotates) be mounted at tolerances as small as 5 microns (0.005 mm). This is accomplished by hand at the Minerva manufacture in Villeret.

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The Minerva Exo Tourbillon Skeleton is not only a technical improvement, but its distinctive configuration allows the beating heart of the watch to be displayed in a mesmerising fashion. Remarkably, the tourbillon mechanism is anchored by a single-arm balance bridge. To align and secure a single-arm bridge to the tolerances required of this mechanism is a testament to the know-how of Minerva’s master watchmakers.

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The movement’s structure has been drastically reduced through extensive skeletonisation. Top-grade anglage with detailed inner-angle beveling – widely regarded as one of the most difficult aspects of movement finishing – and mirror-polishing complete the meticulous hand-finishing of the Calibre M18.69.

Echoing the historical inspiration of the Minerva Exo Tourbillon Limited Edition 18, the timepiece’s Persian blue presentation box was conceived for use as a jewellery box. 

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In Antiquity, jewellery boxes were not only perceived as functional objects, but as symbols of refinement. Crafted from walnut wood, the box is adorned with the Roman frieze pattern on the outside and, on the inside, features a compartment with a blue watchmaker’s magnifying loupe.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Model: Minerva Exo Tourbillon Skeleton Cameo de Minerva Limited Edition 18 

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Ident. 137551

Movement
Minerva Manufacture Calibre M18.69
Type of movement: Manufacture hand-finished manually wound movement
One-minute patented Suspended Exo Tourbillon Skeleton
Diameter: 41.95mm
Height: 6.45mm
Number of components: 188
Number of rubies: 19
Power Reserve: Approx. 50 hours
Balance: Screw balance, diameter = 14.5 mm; moment of inertia = 59 mgcm²
Frequency: 18,800 A/h (2.5 Hz)
Hairspring with Phillips terminal curve
Plate: Open-worked anthracite ruthenium-coated German-silver, stretched stripes on both sides, hand-chamfered edges
Bridges: Open-worked anthracite ruthenium-coated German-silver, stretched stripes on both sides, hand-chamfered edges
Going-train: Gold-coated, circular grained, chamfered, diamond hubs on both sides
Barrel: Mirror-polished open-worked ratchet, circular-graining inside the mirror-polished winding pawl shaped with the Minerva arrow
Displays
Off-centered hours and minutes
Small second at 6 o’clock
Patented Exo Tourbillon (one revolution per minute to indicate the seconds) with one arm-bridge at 6 o’clock, mirror-polished Exo Tourbillon cage with the number 10 written in Sumerian
Habillage
Case
Rose gold 750/1000 (18 karats), polished case and Rose gold 750/1000 (18 karats) fluted bezel
Diameter: 44.8mm
Height: 15.1mm
Crystal: Domed sapphire crystal with double anti-reflective coating.
Back: Rose gold 750/1000 (18 karats), sapphire crystal case back with simple anti-reflective coating
Crown: Rose gold 750/1000 (18 karats), with Minerva Arrow
Water resistance: 3 bar (30m)
Dial
View of skeletonised calibre
Off-centered white and blue agate stone cameo dial
Rose gold-coated frame of tourbillon decorated with Roman frieze and Minerva engraved and filled with blue lacquer
Heat-blued Minerva arrow small seconds indicator 
Strap
Deep Persian blue alligator leather strap, semi-matt finish, Roman friezes pattern on the lining and a rose gold 750/1000 (18 karats) triple folding clasp.
 
Certification 
Certified by the Minerva Laboratory Test 500

🔰Edition - ✅ Only ❱❱❱ 18 pieces
🔴Price:  On Request💰Guide price  
EUR 180.000 €💰

 
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Tuesday, August 4, 2026

MONTBLANC – 1858 Geosphere 0 Oxygen Mount Elbrouz Limited Edition 829

 

MONTBLANC – 1858 GÉOSPHÈRE 0 Oxygen Mount Elbrouz Edition - 2026

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Montblanc pays tribute to Europe’s highest peak and a dormant volcano with a watch containing volcanic ash.

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Since 2018, the Montblanc Geosphere has honored intrepid explorers, especially those who particularly enjoy venturing to high altitudes. This spirit is embodied in the Montblanc 1858 Geosphere 0 Oxygen Mount Elbrus Limited Edition, a watch that celebrates the highest mountain on the European continent. This edition is limited to 829 pieces, a tribute to the year 1829, which marks the first ascent of the higher of the two peaks of Mount Elbrus..

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The Montblanc 1858 Geosphere 0 Oxygen Mount Elbrus Limited Edition 829 is housed in a 43.5 mm titanium case, with a middle case made of a patented composite material combining volcanic ash, basalt-aluminum fibers, CaCO3 (calcium carbonate), and a bio-based resin containing 30% plant matter. The case of this watch also features Montblanc’s Oxygen technology, designed for high-altitude exploration and the significant temperature variations typical of these environments.

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Another distinctive feature of this watch is its color, inspired by the landscapes around Mount Elbrus. The dial is adorned with a white and brown sfumato effect on a glacier-patterned base, enhanced by touches of white on the hands, hour markers, and bezel markers, which glow orange in low light. The two spheres displaying the continents and the 24-hour hand at 9 o’clock feature blue luminescence, allowing for easy and visually appealing differentiation between local time and the reference country's time.

The bezel, with its light gray anodized aluminum insert, is decorated with luminescent cardinal points. The monochrome-look case is complemented by two interchangeable rubber straps, one ivory and the other light brown.

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The movement is powered by Montblanc’s self-winding caliber MB 29.25, with a 42-hour power reserve, an original dual-hemisphere world time function, a full dual time zone complication, and a date complication. Notably, the two hour hands, located on the main dial and the subdial at 9 o’clock respectively, can be set independently in one-hour increments, which proves very practical when crossing multiple time zones. 

Despite its modern materials and finishes, as well as its complex movement, the style of the Montblanc 1858 Geosphere 0 Oxygen Mount Elbrouz Limited Edition 829 retains the 1930s-inspired look that characterizes all Geosphere models. The long cathedral hands, the notched bezel, and the classic case proportions all evoke Montblanc’s long tradition of accompanying explorers on their journeys. 

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Since its launch, Montblanc’s 1858 Geosphere line has continued to celebrate the exploration of uncharted and challenging natural environments, including the Seven Summits, which encompass the highest mountains on all seven continents.  These include Mount Everest in Asia, Aconcagua in South America, Denali in North America, Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa, Puncak Jaya in Australia, Mount Vinson in Antarctica, and Mount Elbrus in Europe. 

The Montblanc 1858 Geosphere 0 Oxygen Mount Elbrus is dedicated to the second of the Seven Summits celebrated by Montblanc, following the launch of the Montblanc 1858 Geosphere 0 Oxygen Mount Vinson in🔗 2025.👇

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The laser-generated oxidation process allows for a near-photographic representation of Mount Elbrus on the case back, where its distinctive two peaks are clearly visible.

The case middle (on the other side of the crown) features a second illustration of Mount Elbrus's two peaks. Combined with the inherent patterns of this composite material, it creates an aesthetic reminiscent of ice, snow, and volcanic ash. The silhouette of Mount Elbrus is engraved onto the material, and then a white luminescent coating (which emits an orange glow in the dark) is applied by hand.

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The world time complication at the heart of the 1858 Geosphere features two rotating hemispheres. The upper hemisphere represents the Northern Hemisphere as seen from the North Pole, and the lower hemisphere its exact opposite as seen from the South Pole. These two globes rotate in opposite directions: the Northern Hemisphere rotates counterclockwise and the Southern Hemisphere clockwise to replicate the Earth's rotation. Each globe is surrounded by a 24-hour (AM/PM) indicator, allowing you to see the time at a glance anywhere in the world.

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The continents are represented in three dimensions (like a topographic map) and coated with a luminescent material that provides a luminous reference point in the dark. A closer look at the luminescent continents reveals eight black dots indicating the location of the highest peak on each continent, as well as Mont Blanc on the border between Italy and France. The Greenwich Meridian is indicated by a simple line, helping the wearer quickly orient the globes.

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The world time complication facilitates travel between multiple time zones thanks to the fully integrated dual time zone feature. The second time zone appears in a subdial at 9 o'clock and can be adjusted independently using the pusher located at 10 o'clock on the side of the middle case. Most users use this subdial to indicate the time in their home country (or the time zone that best suits their needs). The main hour hand can be advanced using the crown, allowing for quick adjustments when crossing time zones.

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The date displayed at 3 o'clock is synchronized with the time shown on the main dial. This convenient feature makes it easy to keep track of the time while traveling. Keeping track of the date is especially useful when crossing the International Date Line. 

The Montblanc 1858 Geosphere 0 Oxygen Mount Elbrouz Limited Edition features Montblanc’s 0 Oxygen technology, which completely eliminates oxygen from inside the case. Technically, this helps reduce potentially adverse effects such as condensation, which can occur when the watch is worn in conditions with frequent extreme temperature variations.

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To ensure that all owners of previous 1858 Geosphere models can benefit from Montblanc’s 0 Oxygen technology, our Maison now offers a dedicated upgrade service in all Montblanc boutiques.

Another element pays homage to mountaineering: the embossed rope motif found on the two rubber straps supplied with the Montblanc 1858 Geosphere 0 Oxygen Mount Elbrouz Limited Edition 829, one ivory and the other light brown. The inside of the strap is adorned with embossed mountain range motifs, an aesthetic and practical feature that enhances breathability.

The quick-change mechanism allows for easy strap replacement without tools or spring bars, highlighting the inherent ease of use of the 1858 Geosphere watches, especially when traveling.

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Synonymous with excellence in refined craftsmanship and design, Montblanc has always been committed to pushing the boundaries of innovation since the Maison revolutionized writing culture in 1906. Ingenuity and imagination remain the driving forces behind the Maison, which continues to evolve the expression of the finest craftsmanship in its luxury product ranges: writing instruments, watches, leather goods, new technologies, and accessories. True to its mission of creating companions for life, born from bold ideas and made possible by the expertise of our specialists in the Maison's traditional techniques, the iconic Montblanc emblem has become synonymous with performance and quality, as well as the expression of sophisticated style. 

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To convey its “Inspire Writing” message, the MONTBLANC HAUS, which opened in Hamburg in 2022, invites visitors from around the world to discover and rediscover the power of handwriting. As part of its ongoing commitment to uplifting and supporting those who strive to leave their mark, Montblanc continues to reaffirm its support for educational programs worldwide and initiatives that inspire people to reach their full potential. 

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Model: 1858 Geosphere 0 Oxygen Mount Elbrouz Limited Edition 829

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  Ref.  Ident No.  MB136353

Movement
Montblanc Manufacture Calibre MB 29.25 (with world time complications)
Movement type: self-winding mechanical movement with universal time display
Number of rubies: 26
Power reserve: about 42 hours
Balance wheel: flat ring
Frequency: 28,800 times/hour (4 Hz)
Hairspring: flat


Display: World time with turning northern and southern hemisphere globes, 24-hour scale and day/night indication; Date by disc

Case
CaCO3 and a bio-sourced resin containing 30% vegetable matter, white outline of Mount Vinson on the left side with orange emission
Bezel
 
Titanium Bi-Directional Rotating Bezel, orange emission of Cardinal Points in Super-LumiNova®1
Crystal:  Scratch-resistant, domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating
Special joint that allow 0 oxygen inside the watchcase
Back: Titanium caseback with a 3D laser colour engraving of Mount Elbrus
Dimensions Diameter : 43.50 mm in diameter; 13.00 mm in thickness
Water resistance:  about 100 meters (10 bar)
Crown: Fluted in titanium with Montblanc emblem in relief
Dial
White-brown sfumato glacier pattern dial with white luminescent rhodium-coated Arabic numerals and indexes, indices and cathedral-style hour and minute hands with orange-emission SLN 
Second time zone counter at 9 o'clock with blue luminescent hand 
Worldtime indications on rotating globes with 24-hour scale and two-tone day/night indications, black Greenwich meridians, raised continents and blue SLN - date window at 3 o'clock 

Wristband
Material:    Interchangeable light brown rubber strap with rope pattern and additional ivory rubber strap
Buckle type : Double-folding clasp with fine adjustment system

Certified by the Montblanc Laboratory Test 500

🔰Edition Edition
Limitation: 829 piece

 🔴Prices  € 10,100 / £ 9,400 / $ 10,600 💰

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Monday, April 20, 2026

MONTBLANC – 1858 Minerva The Unveiled Chronograph Yellow Gold Edition

 

MONTBLANC – 1858 The Unveiled Minerva Monopusher Chronograph 43mm Yellow Gold Limited Edition 2026

An expansive view of mechanical excellence 

Minerva’s reversed movement timepiece is presented in a rich brown colourway and full-gold construction.

First introduced in 2023, Minerva The Unveiled Chronograph unveils the stunning complexity and meticulous hand-finishing of the movement on the front side of the watch. This full view is facilitated by the reverse-mounted movement, which exposes the bridges, levers and gears, as well as by the open-worked sapphire dial, which virtually disappears from view, and five apertures built into the mid-case.  

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Because the movement is built onto pillars, the lower plates are naturally illuminated through the mid-case apertures, which allows the eye to explore the intricate architecture of this calibre. To create even greater visual contrast, Minerva unveils a new limited edition version of the timepiece where the rear-mounted plates, as well as the signature V-shaped bridge up top, are coated in a rich brown colour, further matched by the brown semi-matte alligator strap. This reimagined colourway of the watch comes in a limitation 30 pieces. With monopusher functionality and full-gold construction, Minerva The Unveiled Chronograph extends Minerva’s long tradition of manufacturing mechanically and visually sophisticated chronographs cherished by discerning collectors. 

A classic configuration reversed  

Developing a reversed chronograph movement which places all chronograph and time-telling functions in their traditional locations, as well as having them spin clockwise, was a feat of modern watchmaking. The result is a fascinating view into the works, but also a familiar and legible layout.

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 The open-worked sapphire dial has been reduced to an outer ring, which secures the luminescent yellow gold hour markers, and three open rings across the horizontal axis. At 9 o’clock is the continually running small seconds hand in yellow gold with a small arrow tip. 

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Within the central ring, the cathedral hour hand, syringe minute hand (both luminescent) and chronograph seconds-hand are mounted on the main arbor, which extends up through the top-mounted V-shaped bridge in brown. At the 3 o’clock position is the chronograph’s 30-minute totaliser, its hand in the shape of Minerva’s arrow. 

A solid gold case

The 43mm case is constructed in solid 18K yellow gold, and feature’s Minerva’s signature fluted bezel, which, along with the classically styled handset, harkens back to chronographs of the 1930s. Chamfered lugs reach downward to the brown-coloured alligator strap, while brushed and polished surfaces meet to form precision contours that spell out the subtle curvature of the lugs.

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Especially unique here are the five apertures in the mid-case, which allow lateral views into the pillar-mounted movement, an angle from which one rarely gets to examine a movement.The caseback is in solid 18K yellow gold and displays a special laser engraving of the Minerva manufacture in Villeret, Switzerland, where it has stood since 1858.

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The RFV logo with Minerva’s arrow, one of Minerva’s signatures, is also included here. Standing for Robert Frères Villeret, the logo had been used on watch cases and movements up into the early 20th century.

The chronographe calibre - in-house reverse  

Crafted entirely in-house, the patented Calibre M17.26 is composed of 291 individual parts, and it uses 26 jewels to assure frictionless operation of the critical pivot joints in the chronograph. The monopusher functionality requires only that the user press the same button in the center of the crown to start, stop and reset the stopwatch. Precision is attained via a free-sprung balance wheel with an array of finely tuned regulating weights mounted to an in-house hairspring. Power reserve is 50 hours on a full wind, and the movement beats at traditional 18,000vph (2.5Hz).

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The Calibre M17.26 features meticulous hand-finishing, especially on the bevel edges of the plates and bridges, a traditional hallmark of high-end Swiss watchmaking. The top-mounted V-shaped bridge, here coated in the watch’s brown colourway, is a highlight of this architecture, and it proudly carries the Minerva name.  

Packaging

Minerva The Unveiled Chronograph Limited Edition 30 is presented in a box featuring a secret opening system that makes for a clean appearance as well as an engaging experience for the owner. 

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The box’s elegant natural walnut-veneer is topped with a stainless steel plate with a special engraving of the Minerva manufacture in Villeret, Switzerland, in addition to the RFV logo with Minerva’s arrow. The location of Villeret is also expressed on the latch, which includes an engraving of the village’s coat of arms.

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About Minerva

Founded in 1858 in the Swiss Jura valley of Villeret, the Manufacture Minerva has been in continuous operation for almost 165 years. Specialising in chronographs and sports counters, Minerva’s precision has received numerous world distinctions over the years. What sets Minerva movements apart is that each movement is assembled from start to finish by the same watchmaker. There are also a number of important details that you will only find in a Minerva movement: an incredible level of finishing, with bridges and baseplates in traditional German silver; a Minerva arrow that pays tribute to the Roman Goddess who is always depicted with her arrow-tipped staff in hand; an unusual “V”-shaped bridge inspired from the view of the mountains seen from the watchmakers’ window in Villeret; in-house hairsprings; and a special snail finishing.

Both Montblanc and Minerva are dedicated to pushing the limits of aesthetic and technical excellence. They are connected by fine craftsmanship, they are connected by mountains and valleys. They are connected by a quest for perfection.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Model: Montblanc 1858 The Unveiled Chronograph Yellow Gold LE 30

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Ident: MB136352 -Yellow Gold 

Movement
Montblanc
Manufacture Calibre MB M17.26
Type of movement New Manufacture hand-finished manually wound movement
Monopusher Chronograph
Reversed movement with regulating organ, going train, bridges and plate visible through watch’s dial
Complication 
Reversed movement with regulating organ, going-train, bridges and plate visible through watch’s dial
Chronograph  Monopusher chronograph with column wheel and horizontal coupling
Dimensions Diameter = 38.40mm; height = 7.70mm
Number of components  291
Number of rubies  26 jewels
Power Reserve  Approx. 50 hours
Balance
  Balance with screws, diameter = 14.50mm
Frequency  18 000 A/h (2,5Hz)
Hairspring  With Philips curve
Plate Brown-plated German silver
Bridges Brown-plated German silver
Going-train  Yellow gold-coloured, circular grained, chamfered
Diamond hubs on both sides
Displays 
Hour and minute from the center
Small seconds at 9 o’clock
Chronograph’s elapsed-seconds hand from the dial’s center
30-elapsed minute counter at 3 o’clock

Habillage

Case 
Yellow gold 750/1000 (18 karats) with sapphire openings on the middle
Satinated and polished finishing
Bezel 18k Yellow gold fluted bezel
Crystal Domed glass box with anti-reflective coating 
Back Yellow gold 750/1000 (18 karats) with historic Minerva Manufacture special engraving
Dimensions Diameter = 43mm
Height: 14.78 mm
Water Resistance 3 bar (30 m)
Crown Fluted in yellow gold 750/1000 (18 karats) with Minerva emblem in relief
Pusher  Monopusher chronograph integrated into the crown.
Dial  
Skeleton dial 
Skeleton sapphire dial with white luminescent Super-LumiNova® indexes
Historical Minerva logo
Seconds counter and minute chronograph counter
Hands: Yellow gold-coated hour and minute hands with white luminescent Super-LumiNova®
Yellow gold-coated seconds hand
Yellow gold-coated chronograph minute hand with white arrow
White chronograph seconds hand
Wristband  
Brown sfumato alligator leather strap
Buckle: Semi-matte finish and Yellow gold 750/1000 (18 karats) triple-folding clasp with fine adjustment system

Certified by the Montblanc Laboratory Test

(* Super-LumiNova® is not a trademark owned by Montblanc)

 🔰Limited Edition: 30 pieces 

🔴 Price:   € 55,000 / CHF 71,000 / $81,500 USD 💰

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