Montblanc Star Legacy Nicolas Rieussec Chronograph

The Montblanc Star Legacy Nicolas Rieussec Chronograph watch pays tribute to the French watchmaker who marked the history of watchmaking by inventing the first ink chronograph, patented in 1821. This watch is equipped with the two famous rotary records aligned horizontally, one for The counter 60 seconds and the other for the 30 -minute counter of the chronograph, which run under a fixed double index, as on the original device. The two counters and the eccentric round of hours and minutes are bulging to create a striking 3D effect. The watch is animated by the famous Mounograph Monopoussoir movement of MB R200 caliber with automatic reassembly and column wheel, which can be admired through the sapphire glass bottom. The caliber is equipped with two barrels that store enough energy to ensure a 72 -hour power reserve. The Montblanc Star Legacy Nicolas Rieussec Chronograph watch is housed in a 44.8 mm stainless steel case with anthracite dial and alligator sfumato bracelet also anthracite made by the house's leather goods workshop in Florence, Italy.

Ident No. 119954
Movement type: automatic movement
Caliber movement: MB R200
Pendulum movement: yes
Flat spiral
Bridges: Rhodiage, Côtes de Genève decor
Gear train: special teeth for better energy transmission
Number of components
Platinum: rhodiated and pearl plates
Complications: Chronograph with counters 60 seconds and 30 minutes; Second time zone with day/night indication; Date by a disc
Composition of the case: stainless steel
Dial: Anthracite dial decorated with silver Arabic figures
Glasses: Fixed
Anti-scratch crystal: Yes
Crystal shape: curved
Description of the crystal: bottom of the sapphire glass case
Crystal type: sapphire
Crown: Uncapped crown, 1 O-Ring seal, stainless steel
Distance between the barrettes: 22 mm
Waterproof: 3 bar (30 m) bar
Composition of the back of the case: bottom of the sapphire ice cream
Box diameter: 44.8 mm
Composition of the telescope: stainless steel