Part of a limited series of only 28 units, the Montblanc Heritage Chronométrie ExoTourbillon shows off a chic 44 mm 18kt red gold case, with double AR-coated sapphire crystals that could handle up to 30-meter deep waters. But we doubt you’ll take this beauty with you when you’re swimming or diving.
You might be also interested to know that the bezel of this watch can also come with 76 embedded diamonds, which obviously adds more glitz and glam to the whole picture. Movement is provided by the Swiss automatic Montblanc in-house caliber MB R230, which means 44 jewels, 21,600 vph and a power reserve that will last around 50 hours.
Other details worth mentioning include a monopusher chronograph with column-wheel and vertical coupling, as well as a one-minute patented ExoTourbillon, with quick stop-second mechanism, and an 18kt red gold rotor.
And did we mention this watch aksi features rhodium plating and circular graining, with bridges done in Côtes de Genève? We just did that. Available from August 2016, the Montblanc Heritage Chronométrie ExoTourbillon Minute Chronograph Collection will surely impress everyone with its beautifully designed dial.
It features an upper part depicting the starry sky at night, with the patented Montblanc diamond at “12 o’clock” and a vertical satin-finished area on the lower part of this watch. Finishing off this discrete work of art is a black alligator leather strap, crafted at the Montblanc Pelletteria in Florence, that’s complemented by 18kt red gold pin buckle.
