Copy of Montblanc Star Legacy Nicolas Rieussec Chronograph

The Montblanc Star Legacy Nicolas Rieussec Chronograph 43 mm pays tribute to the invention of the ink chronograph tested for the first time by Nicolas Rieussec in 1821 in Paris and validated by the Academy of Sciences. This new iteration is presented in a 43 mm stainless steel case with a gray and blue dial. The Paris Reli patterns are found on the dial, the oscillating mass and the blue textile bracelet reminiscent of the paved streets of Paris. The functions include a chronograph, a day and night indication, a second time zone and a date. The timepiece is animated by the MONOGRAPOSOIR MB R200 MONTBLANC Manufacture chronograph movement.

Ident no. 129764
Movement
Caliber: automatic, with automatic reassembly
Type of movement: automatic movement of manufacturer monopoussoir - Dual time indication oscillating with "Paris nail" pattern and openwork Montblanc emblem
Complications: Chronograph with counters 60 seconds and 30 minutes; Double time zone with day/night indication; Date by disc
Case
Box: stainless steel
Box diameter: 43mm
Housing height: 15.01 millimeters
Water resistant: 5 bars bar (50 m)
Spell material: stainless steel
Sapphire crystal: bottom of the sapphire glass case
Crown: Stainless steel with Montblanc emblem
Dial: "Paris Paris" dial of silver white color with indexes and blue chronograph meters.
Bracelet/Bracelet
Material/Color: Blue textile bracelet with "Paris nail" pattern
Leg width: 21 millimeters