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Montblanc Tradition Automatic Date

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Montblanc Tradition Automatic Date

€ 2.080,00

The Montblanc Tradition Automatic Date boasts both a distinctive Montblanc design expression as well as classic watchmaking codes. The 32 mm stainless steel case features the typical Montblanc straight horns and a distinctive double-shaped bezel with domed sapphire glass. The design expresses classical watchmaking codes, such as the silvery-white dial with Roman numerals and a prominent Roman “XII”. The traditional railway minuterie and the classic leaf-shaped and baton-shaped hands complete this elegant appearance.

Ident No. MB124783

Caliber Automatic, self-winding Movement Caliber MB 24.17 Rubis Number 26 Jewels Flat hairspring

Complications Date by disc

Case Material Stainless Steel Anti-Scratch Crystal Yes Crystal Shape Flat Crystal Description Sapphire crystal case back Crystal Type Sapphire Crown Stainless steel with Montblanc emblem Water Resistant 3 bar (30 m) bar Case Back Material Sapphire crystal case back Bracelet Color Stainless Steel Case Diameter 32 mm

Manifested in a superior level of craftsmanship and timelessly elegant design codes, the horological knowledge is deeply embedded in all Montblanc timepieces, passing on the passion for fine watchmaking from grand complication timepieces to refined three-hand watches.

History

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Montblanc watchmaking is built on a unique set-up that brings two manufactures together, based in Le Locle and in Villeret, in the Swiss Jura mountains.
The Montblanc watchmaking story began in 1858 when Mr. Charles-Ivan Robert founded a watch workshop in Villeret. This marked the beginning of the historic Minerva era.
Today, Montblanc timepieces continue the journey of over 160 years of Minerva history through four fine watchmaking product lines: Star Legacy, Bohème, 1858 and Heritage, all linking the past and the present through design, style, and technical innovation.