Montblanc Villeret 1858 Grand Chronographe Régulateur 104863

Grand Chronographe Régulateur : 104863

The Montblanc Villeret 1858 Grand Chronographe Régulateur, reference MB104863, is a timepiece released in 2009 that exemplifies horological craftsmanship. Its 47.0 mm case is crafted from 18 K white gold, featuring a transparent screw-in sapphire glass back under a hinged cuvette that allows an unobstructed view of the intricate movement within. The watch boasts a monopusher chronograph with a column wheel and horizontal clutch, accentuated by an 18-carat gold hands and a chronograph hand made of pfinodal. With a frequency of 18,000 vibrations per hour (2.5 Hz), it ensures precision, complemented by a 55-hour power reserve with an "emergency" reserve indication. The movement consists of 304 parts and includes 35 jewels, featuring a screw balance and balance spring with Phillips curve for enhanced accuracy. The watch's design is further elevated by the Montblanc emblem crafted from mother-of-pearl in the crown, adding a touch of elegance to its sophisticated appearance. This model represents a blend of traditional watchmaking techniques and modern aesthetics, making it a notable piece within Montblanc's Villeret collection.