The Montblanc TimeWalker Automatic Chronograph UTC Ceramic (ref. 116101) is a nice (if a bit overpriced to my taste) addition to their line of popular sporty chronographs. While some of the main selling points of this new TimeWalker -like the choice of the movement and the combination of materials- look more “acceptable” rather than “exciting,” we at WorldWatchReview.com would still recommend getting one of these oversized pieces of, um, time-measuring opulence if the price is not a problem.
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Montblanc Meisterstuck Heritage Pulsograph by Minerva
Celebrating the 90th anniversary of its legendary Meisterstuck pen that Montblanc has first released in 1924, the Swiss luxury brand releases the dressy Montblanc Meisterstuck Heritage Pulsograph by Minerva. Limited to just 90 pieces, the timekeeper features a working mechanical pulsometer: a thing that was popular among wealthy medical doctors during the first decades of the last century.
Montblanc Star Quantieme Complet 108737 in Rose Gold
Although sporting nothing more than a modified version of an unassuming ETA blank movement, this new Montblanc Star Quantieme Complet (Ref. 108737) arrives in a refined, slim-shaped rose gold body and looks like a perfect choice for a person looking for an, um, expensive “entry-level” luxury watch.
Montblanc TimeWalker Voyager UTC Automatic
The 2013 Montblanc TimeWalker Voyager UTC (ref. 109137) refreshes the familiar high-tech design of the original timekeeper’s laconic, yet informative dial making it one of the most visually attractive dual-timers on the market. Successfully combining high-contrast, easy to read elements with the grey and white (with bright sparks of orange: a color that is all the rage among industrial designers at the moment) color scheme, the Voyager UTC draws the inspiration from Porsche Design and, surprisingly, does it with style and good taste!
Montblanc Star World-Time GMT (ref. 106464)
The new Montblanc Star World-Time GMT 106464 collection is a new member of the Star collection that was officially presented at the SIHH 2011 event. The 2011 collection offers a nice pseudo-vintage styling that is tastefully flavored with almost perfect legibility and careful approach to design: a combination that defines timekeepers manufactured by one of the oldest makers of luxury writing instruments even when it comes to their “entry-level” models.
Montblanc Star 4810 Chronograph: Now in Gold and Steel
At the SIHH 2010 trade show, Montblanc has presented a refreshed version of its Star 4810 Automatic Chronograph. The device is now available in tow variations that seem to differ only with the way their hands, hour markers, and large Roman numerals are finished.