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MONTBLANC
1858 Geosphere
Limited Edition 42 mm

MONTBLANC
1858 Geosphere
Limited Edition 42 mm

6700 

Out of stock

Description

Montblanc 1858 Geosphere 42mm

Firstly, the Montblanc 1858 Geosphere 42mm watch possessesnumerous characteristics that contribute to its charm and uniqueness. These are described below.

  • Reference: MB117840

The Montblanc 1858 Iced Sea Automatic Date marks a significant milestone as first dive watch Montblanc's glacier, inspired by the depths of the Mer de Glace, the main glacier of the Mont Blanc massif. This unique black texture is achieved using the ancient technique of wood-scraping, a nearly forgotten method that gives each watch a distinctive finish.

The watch features a two-tone ceramic unidirectional bezel and an engraved case back, adding a touch of sophistication and a nod to its mountain heritage. Its interchangeable stainless steel bracelet, with its beveled design, allows for a precise fit and optimal comfort.

standards ISO 6425 for dive watches, this timepiece is water-resistant to 300 meters, guaranteeing reliable performance even in extreme conditions. In short, the Iced Sea Automatic Date is a triumph of design and functionality, reinforcing Montblanc's position as a leading player in the dive watch market by combining innovation and elegance.

This model is available in different versions:

Additional information

Collection

1858

Movement

Automatic mechanical movement, caliber MB 29.25, frequency 28800.0 /h 4 Hz 26 Jewels.

Complications

World time with rotating globes of the northern and southern hemispheres, 24-hour scale and day/night indication; second time zone; date by a disc.

Power reserve

42-hour power reserve.

Size

42

Housing

The case is made of bronze. Its diameter is 42 mm.

Functions

Hours, Minutes, Second time zone, Date with hand.

Telescope

Black bidirectional rotating glasses.

Crown

Non-screwed crown, 1 o-ring seal, bronze.

Dial color

Black

Bracelet

Leather

Waterproofing

This model guarantees watertightness under extreme pressures, up to 10 bar, approximately 100m.