It’s pretty obvious that the Timewalker is a stunning watch. What is less obvious, however, is that it houses a fittingly-impressive mechanical engine – the caliber MB 25.02. It’s impossible to deny that the brand has significantly stepped up its watch-game in the last decade, which is something it owes to its acquisition of Minerva’s manufacture and know-how in 2006. And if anybody knows how to build a chronograph, it most definitely is Minerva, who have been doing it since the 1860s, and who in 1916 became one of the first manufacturers to produce high-frequency movements measuring 1/100th of a second. The ref. 107320 sports a gold and steel case measuring 43mm in diameter, and it comes equipped with an ultra-comfortable gold and steel bracelet. Unsurprisingly, the watch follows Montblanc’s sleek geometric design language to the letter.
Our offering is in very good condition and comes in a full set of boxes and papers. Ticking perfectly.
The watch is covered by 1 year of limited warranty.
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| Complications/Functions | Chronograph, Date, Display back, Luminous hands, Luminous indices, Small seconds |
