Montblanc Tradition Chronograph

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

TRADITION TO CREATE LUXURY WATCHES
Switzerland is long the home of finest watchmaking traditions. In Montblanc’s Le Locle and Villeret Manufactures in the Swiss Alps, superbly intricate movements are crafted in house by master watchmakers to form the heart of every chronograph. Innovative complications and exquisite adornments are meticulously shaped with skill and dedication to perfect each watch. From hairspring and balance bearing to pallet fork, in over 300 hours of dedicated focus all the elements are brought into singular harmony, and with the first turn of its movement, a watch comes to life and a journey begins.