Montblanc journeys back in time to the 1930s with a

polished interpretation of the chronographs that were part of the Minerva

manufacture's renown . This is the first time Montblanc has worked with bronze

for one of its collections. Well-known for its solidity, this alloy is also

appreciated for the way it evolves to reflect a person's lifestyle, meaning

that after a few years of wear, this steel watch with bronze bezel and crown

will have developed its own, unique appearance, while still retaining the

hallmarks of 1930s Minerva watches: cathedral hands, luminescent Arabic

numerals, railroad minute track and the original Montblanc logo and font in the

centre. Unreservedly vintage on the one hand, this Automatic Dual Time

introduces the easy read-off and functionality a modern watch-wearer expects.

The home-time hand in the centre has a Super-Luminova® coating. A

subdial at 6 o'Clock indicates small seconds and date, which is linked to local

time. A discreet day/night indicator completes this line-up of useful

functions.