Classic design codes---Montblanc Meisterstück Heritage Gold Collection

In The month of January 2014 Montblanc introduced a completely new collection, known as the Montblanc Meisterstück Heritage collection. This collection, using its classic design codes, may be the first to include exactly what Montblanc like a watch brand needs to offer - from very economical and typically styled time-only, to the most cost effective perpetual calendar available on the market, towards the Pulsograph using its stunning Villeret-made movement. Now, for SIHH 2015, the company adds the Montblanc Meisterstück Heritage Gold collection, with full gold watches beginning just north of €6k.

Throughout the exclusive Geneva watch fair in the month of January, participants were amazed - incidents where shocked - through the cost of the Montblanc Meisterstück Heritage Perpetual Calendar. As well as the Meisterstück Heritage Pulsograph is (relatively speaking) a good deal at €27k. Now Montblanc adds several 39-mm gold models towards the Meisterstück Heritage collection and, once more, the costs of those new models immediately catch the interest.

It isn't just the costs which are worth observing, obviously. The look of the Meisterstück Heritage collection is among timeless, classic beauty, and also the new gold models measure an appropriate 39-mm across and therefore are only 9 mm tall. Inside ticks an analog movement - known to as Megabytes 24.17 - that's produced by Sellita. 

An identical movement can also be utilized in the IWC Ingenieur Automatic that people at Monochrome Watches examined for you personally this past year. It’s a dependable, automatic-winding movement that provides 42 hours of power reserve and includes a date function.

The brand new models in gold share their design cues using the relaxation of the Meisterstück Heritage collection: lengthy, faceted dauphine-formed hour- and minute-hands, an attractive sunburst dial featuring polished and faceted applied indices, and small dots for each minute, using the finest the watch-making industry traditions. The elegant case includes a horizontal satin finishing around the middle piece, and also the bezel and upward facing parts of the lugs are polished. The crown is embossed using the polished Montblanc emblem, being bold in the sand-blasted background.

The brand new Montblanc Meisterstück Heritage Date Automatic models are produced from 18k red gold. You will find three new models a classic version having a silver-whitened dial, a modern day-chic version having a chocolate brown sunburst dial along with a version having a silver-whitened dial along with a bezel studded with 88 Top Wesselton diamonds. About this model, the indices will also be decorated with diamonds. All of the new models include a see-through case back, having a sapphire crystal pane that enables a view of the nicely finished movement.