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Brand  :	Montblanc
Collection  :	Montblanc 1858
Model  :	Montblanc 1858 Geosphere
Reference  :	125567
Complement :	Titanium - Blue Dial - Bracelet Bi-Metal Titanium and Stainless Steel
On sale :	2020

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• Brand  :	Montblanc
  Collection  :	Montblanc 1858
  Model  :	Montblanc 1858 Geosphere
  Reference  :	125567
  Complement :	Titanium - Blue Dial - Bracelet Bi-Metal Titanium and Stainless Steel
  On sale :	2020
  List Price :	6 000 €
  Diameter :	42 mm
  Thickness :	12,8 mm
  Styles :	Atypical Vintage
  Types :	Self-winding
  Calibre :	MB 29.25
  Complication :	Second Time Zone (GMT) Date
  Case material :	Titanium
  Case peculiarity :	Bidirectional turning bezel Bi-directional stainless steel bezel with blue ceramic insert and cardinal points
  Shape :	Round
  Water-resistance :	100 meters
  Dial color :	Blue
  Display :	Luminescent hands Luminescent northern and southern hemispheres 24-hour rotative globes
  Indexes :	Arabic numerals Luminescent Markers
  Glass :	Sapphire Antireflective coating Domed
  Strap material :	Stainless steel Titanium
  Strap color :	Blue
  Strap clasp :	Triple folding buckle
  + More characteristics :	Movement MOVEMENT: MB 29.25 with Manufacture worldtime complication TYPE OF MOVEMENT: Mechanical movement with automatic winding, worldtime NUMBER OF RUBIES: 26 POWER RESERVE: Approx. 42 hours BALANCE: Flat hoop FREQUENCY: 28,800 A/H (4 Hz) HAIRSPRING: Flat Case Grade 5 titanium Slim curved horns featuring polished and satin-finishing Bi-directional stainless steel bezel with blue ceramic Knurled finishing and engraved cardinal points coated with SuperLuminova® BACK: Titanium with “Spirit of Mountain Exploration” special engraving CROWN: Fluted in Titanium with Montblanc emblem in relief Dial Blue with white luminescent Arabic numerals Rhodium-coated and white luminescent cathedral-shaped hour-hand and minute-hand White luminescent time zone hand Historical Montblanc logo at 3 o’clock Bracelet / Buckles Bi-metal titanium and stainless steel bracelet and a stainless steel triple folding clasp Certified by the Montblanc Laboratory Test 500 (* Super-LumiNova® is not a trademark owned by Montblanc)

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• Montblanc 1858 Geosphere

  The Montblanc 1858 line features sporty vintage timepieces inspired by the trend for reconnecting to nature and the Montblanc heritage. Design and product codes take their inspiration from Minerva 1920s and 30s military chronographs. In 2020, we are presenting a new blue theme, as a nod to glaciers and snowy-mountain environments.

  Montblanc timepieces continue the legacy of over 160 years of Minerva’s history in fine watchmaking exploration such as the Montblanc 1858 line, linking the past and the present through design, style and technical innovation.

  Precise, legible and robust for use in extreme conditions, the legendary professional Minerva watches from the 1920s and 30s were conceived for military use and exploration. Reinterpreting these historic timepieces, Montblanc continues the success story with the introduction of new models, which showcase a new blue and icy white aesthetic combined with a mix of materials such as titanium and ceramic in three levels of craftsmanship:

  DESIGN CODES
  The design codes of the Montblanc 1858 product line are directly rooted in the spirit of mountain exploration with distinctive elements that are reminiscent of the original Minerva chronographs from the 1930s.

  As a nod to glaciers and snowy-mountain environments, the new 1858 watch editions feature a brand-new look, completing the existing 1858 line offer: Blue colours combined with icy white elements, creating a  very cold and modern tool-watch look.

  
  • New technical material for the 1858 Geosphere and 1858 Split Second watches with grade 5 titanium, providing high properties.

  
  • New bi-metal bracelet with a new vintage design including a mix of shapes with central links in the form of grains of rice in polished stainless steel and satin-finished rectangular links made of titanium on the outside. This new metal will be added across the entire 1858 product line.
  Two new blue vintage Sfumato calf and alligator leather straps coming from the Pelletteria in Florence, Italy complete the 1858 offer. In addition, a high-quality woven blue “NATO” strap comes as an accessory.

  MONTBLANC 1858 GEOSPHERE IN BLUE

  
  The Montblanc 1858 Geosphere watch is one of the key icons of the 1858 line with its two distinctive domed turning hemisphere globes and worldtime complication. This year, Montblanc is presenting the 1858 Geosphere in grade 5 titanium combined with blue and contrasting icy white design details, finding inspiration in the colours of glaciers and ice that can range from the purest white to the deepest shades of blue. All those elements create both a very cold and modern look. This icy-blue colour is the result of millions of years of pressure that removes the air bubbles in the ice, causing the light to reflect only the blue from the colour spectrum.

  
  Seven Summits
  The timepiece is dedicated to the world’s Seven Summit mountaineering challenge, the holy grail of mountaineering adventures, where climbers set out to ascend the highest mountains from each continent. The Seven Summits challenge is recognized as one of the most difficult mountaineering quests and only around 500 athletes have achieved the mission to date.

  On the Geosphere watch, the world’s Seven Summits and the Mont Blanc are marked on the turning globes with blue dots. They are also engraved on the case back along with a unique drawing of the Mont Blanc mountain, a compass, and two crossed ice pick-axes. Housed in a 42 mm case, the Montblanc 1858 Geosphere comes in grade-5 titanium which is robust and durable, as the material is resistant to superficial scratches. It also has a low thermal conductivity and is light for utmost comfort on the wrist. This high-tech material also provides a dark look, matching ideally with the spirit of mountain exploration. The case is composed of a fluted, bi-directional stainless steel bezel that has been enhanced with a shiny blue ceramic and shows the four engraved luminescent cardinal points.

  The dial comes in a smoky blue colour that is combined with icy white elements for a very cold and modern tool-watch look. Moreover, the timepiece includes all the design codes typical of the 1858 collection with Arabic numerals and indexes, the authentic Montblanc logo from the 1930s, domed cathedral-shaped  hands, as well as a railway track. For u most readability, the day/night indicator, the cathedral-shaped hands, the indexes, the compass indications and the hemisphere globes are all coated with white SuperLumiNova® that is applied by hand.

  
  A Distinctive Complication
  The worldtime display of the two hemispheres brings an instinctive way of reading different time zones. The timepieces have two turning domed hemisphere globes at six and 12 o’clock, which are surrounded by a fixed scale with the 24 time zones and include a day/night blue indicator that has been coated in rhodium (for both the Northern and Southern hemispheres).

  The longitude reference meridian for both hemispheres is highlighted with a blue line coated with  SuperLumiNova®. Furthermore, a second time zone is located at nine o’clock and a date aperture (linked to the local time) is located at three o’clock.

  In order to set the timepiece, the user first adjusts the turning hemispheres for worldwide time by aligning the GMT/UTC 0 line on London time (highlighted as a light blue colour line on the domes). The two globes are then synchronised.

  The Northern hemisphere turns anti-clockwise and the Southern one clockwise. The next step is to set the hour-hand (turning by hourly increment) in line with the local time (the globes are not turning), this also adjusts the date. Finally, the second time, located at 9 o’clock, is set via the corrector to display home time.

  SWISS WATCHMAKER SINCE 1858
  Montblanc watchmaking is built on a set-up that brings two manufactures together, based in Le Locle and in Villeret, in the Swiss Jura mountains.

  The Montblanc watchmaking story began in 1858 when Charles-Ivan Robert founded a watch workshop in the Saint-Imier valley. This marked the beginning of the historic Minerva era. Already during the end of the 19th century, pocket watches started to gain some fame for their crown winding system. The Minerva
  Manufacture’s success resulted in the company becoming a leading specialist in professional watches (stopwatches & chronographs) for measuring small intervals of time with high precision during the 20th century.

  Today, Montblanc timepieces continue the journey of Minerva’s over 160-year legacy in four fine watchmaking explorations: Star Legacy, 1858, TimeWalker and Heritage product lines, all linking the past and the present through design, style and technical innovation.