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Model  :	1858 Geosphere 0 Oxygen The 8000 42mm
Reference  :	MB130982
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• Brand  :	Montblanc
  Collection  :	Montblanc 1858
  Model  :	1858 Geosphere 0 Oxygen The 8000 42mm
  Reference  :	MB130982
  Complement :	Titanium - Grey Dial - Bracelet Titanium
  On sale :	2023
  List Price :	7 100 €
  Diameter :	42 mm
  Styles :	Atypical Sporty
  Types :	Self-winding
  Calibre :	MB 29.25
  Case material :	Titanium
  Case peculiarity :	Bi-directional stainless steel and black ceramic bezel Knurled finishing and engraved cardinal points coated with Super-LumiNova® with blue emission Titanium caseback with a 3D laser colour engraving of the K2 mountain Fluted titanium crown with Montblanc emblem in relief
  Shape :	Cushion
  Water-resistance :	100 meters
  Dial :	Rhodiumed
  Dial color :	Dark grey
  Display :	White luminescent black rhodium-coated Arabic numerals and indexes White luminescent rhodium-coated hours and minutes hands White luminescent dual time hand Luminescent Northern and Southern hemispheres globes with orange Greenwich meridians White date on black background
  Indexes :	Arabic numerals
  Glass :	Antireflective coating Domed Sapphire Scratch-resistant
  Strap material :	Titanium
  Strap clasp :	Double folding buckle
  + More characteristics :	Movement Calibre MB 29.25 with Manufacture worldtime complication Type of movement Automatic movement with Manufacture worldtime complication Number of jewels 26 Power reserve Approx. 42 hours Displays Worldtime with turning northern and southern hemisphere globes, 24-hour scale and day & night indication Dual time indication; Date by disc Case Titanium case without oxygen with slim curved horns featuring polished and satinated finishing Dial Sfumato dark grey glacier pattern dial Bracelet / Buckles Interchangeable titanium bracelet with taper and double-folding clasp with fine adjustment system Certified by the Montblanc Laboratory Test Super-Luminova® is a registered trademark which is not owned by Montblanc

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• Reaching the Top of the World with the New Montblanc 8000 Capsule Collection

  Montblanc unveils a new capsule collection that pays tribute to the world’s 14 highest peaks and the inspiring alpinists who dared to climb them

  Mountains are at the heart of Montblanc with the identity of the company taking its name from the famous Mont Blanc peak situated in the Alps. From the company’s inception, its founders were inspired by this well-known mountain, choosing a bird’s eye view image of its peak, with the six glacier valleys that surround it, to become its emblem. But the mountain is more than an image for the Maison: it has always been a strong symbol of adventure, challenge, strength, and spiritual elevation.

  The Eight Thousanders

  The new Montblanc 8000 Capsule Collection puts the world’s 14 highest peaks in the spotlight. These mountains – all measuring over 8000 meters above sea level – are challenging and dangerous to ascend as there is hardly enough oxygen for a human body to physiologically survive for more than a few hours.

  Climbing to 8000 meters without supplemental oxygen is an exploit in itself, requiring great preparation, physical condition, technique, experience, and mental strength. When there is less oxygen in the air than in the blood and brain, serious health issues can occur. It is for this reason that alpinists organize acclimatization stages to prepare their bodies.

  Every successful ascent and descent is a challenge that pushes the boundaries of what is physically possible. What’s more, extreme weather conditions can change rapidly with storms, avalanches, and incredibly low temperatures. As a result, only a few mountaineers have climbed all 14 peaks, and even fewer have done it without supplemental oxygen.

  Montblanc Mark Maker Reinhold Messner was the first to climb all 14 peaks without supplemental oxygen between the years of 1970 and 1986, while Nimsdai Purja, one of Montblanc’s most recent Mark Makers, was the fastest person to climb all 14 peaks in 2019. He achieved this feat in just six months and six days, breaking six records in the process (normally, a single expedition would take a trained climber, with the necessary authorizations, over 12 months to complete).

  Montblanc 1858 – The 8000 Zero Oxygen

  All four of the Montblanc 1858 Zero Oxygen 8000 Capsule Collection models join the Maison’s series of “Zero Oxygen” timepieces that feature several benefits for explorers who need their equipment to work in harsh environments. Zero oxygen inside the case not only eliminates fogging, which can occur with drastic temperature changes at altitude, but also prevents oxidization. Without oxygen, all the components last longer and will provide unfaltering precision over time. Each timepiece comes with a certificate as proof of this special, yet invisible, technology and guarantees that it has been successfully encased without oxygen.

  The Sfumato effect combined with the glacier dial

  For the Montblanc 1858 Zero Oxygen 8000 Capsule Collection, each timepiece is fitted with a Sfumato dark grey Glacier pattern dial that replicates the colour of the rock and ice at 8000 meters and fades darker towards the exterior of the dial. The Sfumato effect is an old Italian technique that allows tones and colours to shade gradually into one another, producing softened outlines and hazy forms. The addition of the Sfumato technique here is a nod to the visual effect of being at high altitude and observing mountains as far as the eye can see.

  To provide the glacier pattern, the dial makers employed a special technique called gratté-boisé as the base, giving the dial the impression of genuine depth and luminosity. This time-consuming process takes three times longer than a standard dial to complete and requires over 20 separate steps.

  Orange Touches

  Orange is an important colour on the mountain. It is featured in mountaineering outfits and equipment so that alpinists can be visible against snow and ice in bad weather and improve their chances of being spotted in case of an emergency. The colour is also found on the Tibetan amulets that are made of Dzi and coral beads and worn by mountaineers – Messner included – as they are believed to bring positive spiritual power. This orange hue has been included on the dials of the Montblanc 1858 Zero Oxygen 8000 Capsule Collection for a touch of colour that stands out against the icy grey background.

  Montblanc 1858 Geosphere 0 Oxygen The 8000 – 42mm

  The Montblanc 1858 Geosphere 0 Oxygen The 8000 is inspired by Montblanc’s Mark Maker Reinhold Messer, who was the first mountaineer to climb all 14 of the planet’s highest peaks, and is considered among the greatest alpinists and explorers of our time.

  The timepiece is powered by the MB 29.25 automatic movement with Manufacture worldtime complication, which includes turning Northern and Southern Hemisphere globes, a 24-hour scale, Day&Night indications, dual time display, and a date. The timepiece comes in a 42mm titanium case with a fluted bi-directional black ceramic bezel with the cardinal points and is fitted with a Sfumato dark grey glacier pattern dial with orange accents, and an interchangeable titanium bracelet with a taper and fine adjustment system.

  The caseback for this model features the K2, the world’s second-highest mountain that was chosen by Reinhold Messner himself. The K2 is widely considered the most difficult, technical, and dangerous summit to climb due to the unpredictable weather which can whip up winds in an excess of 200 km/h.

  The route climbs at a sharp angle of around 60^o and is extremely exposed to the elements. There is no easy way to the top and it is often referred to as the “savage” or “merciless” mountain. Messner first reached the summit in 1979 and the weather was so perfect at the top that he could see for over 200km. He stayed there for a moment, enjoying the beauty of the landscape, and it is for this reason he chose it for this timepiece. This mountain takes its honorary place on the caseback thanks to a 3D laser engraving that provides special colour shading, depth, and realism.