Montblanc watch 1858 Geosphere
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The Montblanc 1858 line is inspired by legendary professional watches produced by Minerva in the 1920s and 1930s for the army and the exploration. Reinterpreting these exceptional models, Montblanc 1858 reflects the spirit of mountain exploration and is part of the current trend of a return to nature. The Montblanc 1858 Geosphere watch is dedicated to the challenge of the seven summits, the Holy Grail of mountaineers. It is presented in a 42 mm titanium box in blue colored with frosted white details, evoking the glaciers. The watch is provided with a universal hours of manufacture of manufacture made by Montblanc watchrs in Villeret: two curved globes evolving in an opposite direction make a complete rotation in 24 hours. The globes are surmounted by a graduation for the 24 time zones and a day/night indicator in contrasting colors. The different time zones can thus be apprehended intuitively, with the additional help of Superluminova® applied to continents in order to improve visibility and performance in the dark. The watch is mounted on a vintage bi-material technical bracelet composed of matt satin titanium and polished stainless steel.
Ident. N °: 125567
MOVEMENT
Movement: MB 29.25 caliber
Power: 42.0 h
Frequency: 28800.0/h, 4 Hz, 26 Jewels
Pendulum movement: no
Spiral: flat spiral
COMPLICATIONS
Indications: hours, minutes, second zipper, Needle date
Complications: Hours of the world with rotating globes of north and south hemispheres, 24 -hour scale and day/night indication; Second time zone; Date by a disc
DIAL
Dial composition: titanium
Glasses: bidirectional rotary bezel
Anti-scratch crystal: Yes
Crystal shape: curved
Crystal description: curved sapphire glass, double anti -reflective treatment
Crystal type: sapphire
Crown: notched in titanium decorated with the Montblanc emblem in relief
Waterproof: 10 bar (100 m) bar
Dial diameter: 42 mm
Composition of the telescope: Steel - Ceramics