Montblanc Star Legacy Automatic Watch 39 mm Limited Edition - 1786 pieces
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The Montblanc Star Legacy Automatic Date Limited Edition 1786 pieces is a watch that embodies the very essence of luxury. It pays tribute to the intrepid Jacques Balmat, the first mountaineer to successfully ascend Mont Blanc in 1786.
The design of this watch is as bold as its tribute. The dial features a burgundy "glacier" pattern, whose outer rim is enhanced by a Sfumato effect. The rose gold-plated hands and numbers add a touch of elegance, while the Montblanc emblem on the counterweight of the second hand recalls the brand's heritage.
Regarding materials, the watch is housed in a 39 mm stainless steel case. The interchangeable calf leather strap with alligator print and vertical Sfumato effect adds a touch of sophistication.
The dimensions of the watch are also impressive. With a case diameter of 39 mm and a case thickness of 10.44 mm, it is both robust and elegant.
Main features of the watch :
• Color: Burgundy
• Materials: Stainless steel, Calf leather
• Movements: Automatic movement, Hours - Minutes - Seconds - Date
• Frequency (VPH): 4 /h 28800.0 Hz
• Number of jewels: 26 Jewels
Dimensions and specifications :
• Case diameter: 39 mm
• Case thickness: 10.44 mm
• Water resistance: 5 bar (50 m)
• Type of bezel: Fixed
• Crystal description: Domed sapphire glass with anti-reflective treatment
• Buckle: Pin buckle
• ID No: 133243
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This edition, which can dive up to 4,810 meters below sea level, is equipped with "Zero Oxygen" technology, ensuring tested performance in challenging environments with an anti-fog system and prevention against internal oxidation.
COSC certification and a power reserve of approximately five days.
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Your watch can be compared to a piece of jewelry. Creations that incorporate such a level of craftsmanship require special care to maintain their perfect appearance and performance. Depending on its mechanical characteristics, your watch should be serviced every three to five years.