The Library Spirit: Episodes From Around The World

The birthplace of countless creative luminaries, New York is where ideas collide and thrive. This episode of The Library Spirit campaign celebrates the ‘city that never sleeps’ through the lens of two unique literary spaces; the New York Public Library, renowned for its exceptional collection of books and maps, plus the intimate space of a modern West Village loft. Discover the Montblanc style expression that mirrors this city’s dynamic energy.

“Stepping into the streets of New York is like diving into a sea of boundless energy and unbridled creativity. It’s the place every creative mind wants to experience because it is the birthplace of so many ground-breaking and culture-shaping ideas. This episode is particularly compelling because the ethos of Montblanc and New York have so much in common – the pioneering mindset that drives Montblanc innovation also drives New Yorkers to set new standards with audacious and fearless thinking.” – Marco Tomasetta, Montblanc Creative Director

Montblanc Tradition Automatic Date 40 mm

AED 7,500

Free personalisation

Starwalker SpaceBlue Metal BallPoint

AED 2,950

Montblanc 142 bag

AED 4,800

Montblanc MTB 03 In-Ear Headphones

AED 1,535

Montblanc StarWalker Cufflinks in Steel and Lacquer

AED 2,045

Free personalisation

Starwalker SpaceBlue Resin Fineliner

AED 1,885

Montblanc 1858 Iced Sea Automatic Date

AED 13,200

Free personalisation

PIX Black Ballpoint Pen

AED 1,060

DISTINCTIVE STYLE

The campaign spotlights the versatile Extreme 3.0 collection. Defined by its striking pattern and bold M LOCK 4810 buckles, pieces have been meticulously crafted to complement and elevate our everyday life, be it work, sport, or exploring new cities.

Connected to the written word, the distinctive pattern draws inspiration from the Montblanc archive, plus the formation of lines drawn while trying out a Meisterstück.

“The thing I liked was recreating a continuity between these symbols,” says Creative Director Marco Tomasetta. “As if the fountain pen had left its mark on the leather.”