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Montblanc Timewalker Black Dial Automatic Men's Watch 112638

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Montblanc Heritage Chronometrie Quantieme Annuel 18K Rose Gold Automatic Men's Watch 112535

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MontBlanc Princesse Grace de Monaco White Mother of Pearl Diamonds Dial White Leather Ladies Watch 109274

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Review by Jose L Reyes, From United States Ny,springfield Gardens

Following the common interest and commitment to safeguard and further develop the heritage and traditional manufacturing principles of Swiss haute horlogerie, the Musee international d'horlogerie in La Chaux-de-Fonds and Montblanc have joined forces for the first exhibition on two centuries of chronographs.
Jean-Michel Piguet, Vice Curator of the Musee international d'horlogerie, and Lutz Bethge, President of the Fondation Minerva de Recherche en Haute Horlogerie and CEO of Montblanc International have announced today that their institutions will engage in a project to safeguard and further develop the heritage and traditional manufacturing principles of Swiss watchmaking.
This partnership begins with the opening of a special exhibition on "Writing Time - Two Centuries of chronograph history", which unveils the impressive development of chronograph innovations and their usage since the chronograph invention by Nicolas Rieussec in 1821. With its very name from Greek "chronos" for time and "graphein" for writing, the chronograph complication is very close and bly associated to the soul and historical roots of Montblanc - it gives special evidence to this partnership and makes the cooperation with the MIH a particularly meaningful one.

About the Institut and Fondation Minerva de Recherche en Haute Horlogerie
In 2007, Montblanc established its Foundation to safeguard and further develop the heritage and traditional manufacturing principles of haute horlogerie. As a non-profit foundation by Swiss law, its sole purpose is to "support all projects in relation with the conservation and development of know-how in traditional watchmaking" (art. 6 of the bylaws) which it achieves for example by supporting young watchmakers through internships, commissioning research on the history of traditional watchmaking, or initiating new developments with traditional techniques in watchmaking. The foundation is governed by a board of trustees and based at the Montblanc manufacture in Villeret.
About the Musee International d'Horlogerie, La Chaux-de-Fonds
The only museum of its kind in the world, the Musee international d'horlogerie dynamically recounts the historic, artistic and scientific adventure of time measurement with over 4,500 collectors' pieces ranging from the sun dial to the atomic clock.
Founded in 1902, the Musee international d'horlogerie is located in a building largely underground, which was opened in 1974. Over 4,500 items (clocks, watches, tools, machines and paintings) retrace man's long quest for time. Rare 17th century watches, exceptionally fine 18th century clocks, 19th century watches outstanding for their complications, and some of the most sophisticated 20th century watches are displayed in the elegant setting of the museum. The museum contains a first space devoted to the ancient times and a Restoration Centre where the public can watch craftsmen at work; a second space illustrating the techniques used in the manufacture of cases and movement and 20th century horological products; an area featuring scientific chronometry; and a section on tools and machine tools.