New case material — Inspired by the warm hues of the setting sun as it falls upon glacial landscapes, this new timepiece combines a black glacier pattern dial with a warm bronze case, introducing a new aesthetic to the Montblanc Iced Sea collection.

After striving for great heights, Montblanc plunges into uncharted depths at 4810 meters below sea level — In the spirit of overcoming limits, Montblanc explores new territories at minus 4810 meters — inverting the 4810-meter height of the Mont Blanc Mountain to connect the ocean to the mountain, which has always been a part of the Maison’s DNA. Beyond its eye-catching aesthetics, this timepiece is created to perform in extreme conditions. Engineered to withstand depths that only a few watchmakers have dared to explore, its performance makes it a reliable companion in harsh underwater environments.

Montblanc lets the light shine into its new Unveiled Minerva Monopusher Chronograph — Montblanc’s designers took a truly architectural approach to the entire timepiece to create a play of light and depth flowing through the movement constructed on pillars, allowing the wearer to admire the hand-finished components fully via five different crystal windows. Adding a modern twist to the timepiece, the plates and bridges have been coloured in a contemporary blue, contrasting with the rest of the movement.


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The meeting of two icons — To celebrate 100 years of Montblanc’s famous Meisterstück writing instrument, the Maison is releasing a limited edition Star Legacy Nicolas Rieussec Chronograph with design elements from the icon. The black dial is adorned with luminescent printing, revealing a blueprint of the fountain pen dated from 1920. The off-centered hours and minutes dial also includes plans in its design, this time from the dimension table from the Montblanc snowcapped emblem that can be found on the tip of every Meisterstück cap and on the crown of Montblanc timepieces.

Middle case material containing CO₂ — With its latest 1858 Geosphere timepiece showcasing a design as strong as the innovation within, Montblanc pushes the concept of oxygen — the central element in any intrepid ascent — even further.
On top of being a “Zero Oxygen” timepiece — meaning that Zero Oxygen is housed inside the case and features several benefits for explorers who need their equipment to work in harsh environments — the new Geosphere middle watch case material is created using a pioneering process that captures CO₂ from biogas production and mineral waste produced by recycling factories, thanks to a process of calcium dissolution and carbonation.