MontblancNICOLAS RIEUSSECC

KEY FACTS

● A one-owner example purchased new by the vendor 

● Presented with a display box 

● Reported to be in good working order by the vendor who has graded the watch ‘A’ for condition 

FUNCTIONS

● Time, date, second time zone and chronograph  

● Powered by the calibre MB R210 movement 

● Automatic winding with a 72-hour power reserve 

SUMMARY

Launched in 2012, this Open Hometime reference from Montblanc pays tribute to the late watchmaker Nicolas Rieusecc - the man largely credited with inventing the chronograph. Apart from incorporating this handy complication, this feature-rich watch also encompasses a dual-time complication into its partly open-worked dial. On the underside, a sapphire case back displays the calibre MB R210 movement, which is equipped with a 72-hour power reserve. 

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