Montblanc 4810 Day-Date

The technological progress and captivating luxury of the golden age of travel across the Atlantic Ocean are the inspiration for this timepiece from the Montblanc 4810 collection. Exuding the distinctive elegance of Montblanc, it combines useful functionality with sophisticated refinement. Its MB 24.18 caliber provides indications for the day and the date in separate windows. Both are harmonically aligned on the silvery-white dial, which is adorned by an exploding star guilloché pattern emanating from 6 o’clock. The arched day indication window is located between 11 and 1 o’clock. Framed in rose gold, a rectangular window at 3 o’clock shows the date. The dial is encircled by a precise minuterie with Super-LumiNova dots at the odd hours and the 30 and 60 seconds markings highlighted in red. Rose gold-coated hours and minutes hands in a regate shape with Super-LumiNova coating in the center as well as a blued central seconds hand indicate the time via the rose gold-coated Roman numerals and indexes. The 40.5 mm case made of stainless steel with roundish horns and a satin-finished bezel border underlines the timepiece’s classical sophistication.

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.