The 132947 watch launched by Montblanc in recent days is simply the best companion for travelers! Not only can it adjust the second time zone in two directions, but you can also appreciate the exquisite details of the movement through the see-through case back, which is simply exciting. Want to know the unknown stories behind this watch? Come and take a look!

Montblanc Nicolas Rieussec

Recently, Montblanc officially released its new 2023 watch. The most special feature of this watch designed for travelers is that it can adjust the hands and date of the second time zone in two directions, and you can appreciate the exquisite details of the movement through the see-through case back. This watch combines classic and modern design elements, fully demonstrating the unique cultural charm of the city of Paris.

This new watch, named 132947, has a diameter of 43 mm and a thickness of 15.01 mm. It is made of polished stainless steel with a pebble-shaped case. The front of the watch is equipped with a single-button chronograph function, allowing you to easily control the passage of time while traveling.

This watch also comes with an interchangeable calfskin strap, and the strap is lined with a map of Paris in 1821. Although more than 200 years have passed, you can still feel the unique charm of the city of Paris.

Montblanc’s Nicolas Rieussec Chronograph Nicolas Rieussec Chronograph was launched on the market as early as 2007. It is equipped with the brand’s first self-made movement. This is also a major breakthrough for Montblanc in watchmaking technology.

The MB R200 automatic movement equipped with this 132947 watch is another masterpiece pursued by the brand’s watchmaking craftsmanship. The movement consists of 319 parts, has a vibration frequency of 28,800 times per hour, provides a power reserve of 72 hours, and has a very high technical content.

Moreover, this watch has passed the Montblanc 500-hour quality test certification, which has a very good guarantee in terms of reliability and durability.

Drip timer

Many people may not be familiar with the name Nicolas Rieussec, but he is the inventor of the ink drip timer. This invention first occurred on September 1, 1821, when a horse race was held on the Champ de Mars in Paris.

At that time, in order to record time more accurately, Nicolas Rieussec invented this timer that dripped ink on the time. When the horse racing started, he dropped ink on the timer, so that the ink would flow downward as time passed.

Perhaps it is because of this story that there are so many time-related designs on the new watches.

Although this 132947 watch is equipped with the new MB R200 movement, Montblanc still has not given up on the inheritance of traditional watchmaking craftsmanship. On the new watch, we can still see many shadows of traditional watchmaking craftsmanship, such as the Paris stud pattern and the hollow time scales. These details are not only beautiful and practical, but also further enhance the recognition of the watch.

Conclusion

I think Montblanc’s 132947 watch is a perfect combination of classic and modern. It is both practical and artistic. Especially its historical connection with Paris really makes people feel the charm of this city. What do you think of this watch? Welcome to chat about your opinions in the comment area, and don’t forget to like it!