4810 Chronograph Automatic

114855

Brand  : Montblanc
Collection  : Star 4810
Model  : 4810 Chronograph Automatic
Reference  : 114855
Complement : Stainless Steel - Alligator strap
On sale : 2016

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  • Brand  : Montblanc
    Collection  : Star 4810
    Model  : 4810 Chronograph Automatic
    Reference  : 114855
    Complement : Stainless Steel - Alligator strap
    On sale : 2016
    List Price : 4 100 €
    Diameter : 43 mm
    Thickness : 13.68 mm
    Styles : Classical
    Types : Self-winding
    Calibre : MB 25.07
    Complication : Chronograph
    12-Hour Counter
    Small Seconds
    Date
    30-Minute Counter
    Case material : Stainless Steel
    Case peculiarity : Sapphire caseback
    Open caseback
    Polished bezel
    Shape : Round
    Water-resistance : 50 meters
    Dial : Engraved
    Dial color : White
    Silver
    Display : Luminescent hands
    Indexes : Roman numerals
    Glass : Sapphire
    Antireflective coating
    Domed
    Strap material : Leather
    Alligator leather
    Strap color : Black
    Strap clasp : Folding buckle
    + More characteristics :
    Mouvement
    Number of rubies 22
    Power reserve Approx. 50 hours
    Balance Flat hoop
    Frequency 28,800 A/h (4 Hz)
    Hairspring Flat
    Displays Hours and minutes from the center
    Small seconds at “9 o’clock”
    Chronograph’s elapsed-seconds hand from the dial’s center
    Counter for 30 elapsed minutes at “12 o’clock”
    Counter for 12 elapsed hour at “6 o’clock”
    Date window at “6 o’clock”

    Case
    Crystal Scratch-resistant, domed sapphire and antireflective crystal
    Back Stainless steel with inset pane of sapphire crystal
    Crown Stainless steel with inlaid Montblanc emblem

    Dial
    Silvery-white dial with exploding star guilloché pattern, red gold-plated Roman numerals and indexes, red gold-plated luminescent hour-hand and minute-hand in regate shape, red gold-plated small second-hand, blued chronograph hands, date indicated via a luminescent red gold-plated triangle at 6 o’clock

    Strap / Buckle
    Black alligator-skin strap with stainless steel folding clasp

DESCRIPTION

  • Montblanc 4810 Collection

    Montblanc celebrates the golden age of travel across the Atlantic Ocean with its 4810 collection

    Montblanc marks its 110th anniversary this year with a new 4810 Collection, building on this best-selling line that was first presented in 2006 for the Maison’s centennial celebrations. The new 4810 Collection respects all the codes of Montblanc’s watchmaking, with its strong, elegant and sporty design, offering a new sophisticated interpretation of this much loved 4810 Collection for the modern traveller who needs a performance timepiece he can rely on.

    It was in 1906, during a booming period of manufacturing, that three pioneers travelled to America – engineer August Eberstein, merchant Alfred Nehemias and stationery trader Claus Voß – inspired by what they discovered. They developed a writing instrument with non-leaking technology and a piston convertor. Eberstein was the visionary engineer of the trio, and had spent many years researching micro mechanical innovations in the United States and England. His vision of performance, innovation and perfect quality became the nucleus and driving force of Montblanc. Voß, on the other hand, was the entrepreneur. He had been actively seeking for innovations with unique development potential. When he met Eberstein he immediately recognized his creativity and passion for engineering and knew he would be the perfect partner to complement his own entrepreneurial drive.

    In 1910, the three founders adopted the name Montblanc, after the highest mountain in Europe, and made it a symbol for their vision for excellence. This desire for the highest quality translated into ultimate performance, true innovation and the finest craftsmanship, values that continue to drive Montblanc today. The peak of the Mont Blanc Mountain measures 4,810 meters, a number which has always been an iconic figure for the Maison. Today this number is reborn in the new 4810 Collection and honours the spirit of excellence that was set by the Maison’s founders when they began their incredible journey 110 years ago.

    The beginning of the 20th century was an exciting time for innovation. It marked a departure for new horizons especially with transportation across the Atlantic driving international commerce and cultural relations. Thanks to ground breaking new inventions, the rise of the marine steam engine and improved navigational methods, there was a quantum leap in sea travel. Passenger liners competed against each other for the Blue Riband award—a prestigious prize for the fastest crossing of the Atlantic Ocean. The record was based on average speed, as ships took different routes across the ocean, and only recognized the fastest speed westbound against the challenging Gulf Stream. This much-coveted award attracted both passengers and freight companies who sought out the fastest and most powerful ships. The Blue Riband became a true symbol of distinction and  high achievement and its spirit is part of the new Montblanc 4810 Collection, embracing peak performance and horological excellence.

    During these enterprising times, the cities with the largest ports experienced the most vigorous growth and development, becoming hubs for trade, cultural exchange and innovation. The port of Hamburg was among them; as Germany’s largest port it soon became referred to as the country’s “Gateway to the World”. Thanks to the port, the city of Hamburg was thriving with international trade, but also the manufacture of Germany’s own sumptuous ocean liners, which were quickly recognized as the world’s most important and modern shipping vessels. Montblanc’s roots were set down in Hamburg during these dynamic times and are celebrated in the new Montblanc 4810 Collection from both a technological and aesthetic point of view.

    To celebrate the Maison’s 110th anniversary, and the incredible era in which it was founded, Montblanc is introducing a number of unique new timepieces in its 4810 Collection. With a choice of three in-house movements including a number of manufacture complications – Calibre MB 29.21 ExoTourbillon Stop-Second, Calibre MB LL100.1 TwinFly Chronograph, and the Calibre MB 29.20 World Timer.

    Each timepiece in the 4810 Collection follows the strong and elegant design codes of the Maison with guilloché dials featuring the prominent exploding Montblanc star motif, red gold Roman numerals and indexes, larger and bolder cases, and beautifully designed regate-shaped and skeleton hands. The attention to detail brings a new level of sophistication to the 4810 Collection, showing how Montblanc continues to “share the passion” for watchmaking with timepieces that offer functions, quality and aesthetics to seduce watch aficionados the world over.

    Montblanc 4810 Chronograph Automatic

    Montblanc continues its range of timeless and highly practical functions with the new 4810 Chronograph Automatic timepiece. One of the most popular complications today, this chronograph is in complete harmony with Montblanc’s strong characteristic design codes, combining both elegance and modernity with its bold 43 mm stainless steel case, elegant silvery-white guilloché dial with exploding star pattern, and beautifully-crafted red gold-plated Roman numerals.

    Powered by Montblanc’s self-winding MB 25.07 calibre, with a 46-hour power reserve, this integrated two-pusher chronograph indicates central hours and minutes, seconds in a subdial at 9 o’clock, date in a subdial at 6 o’clock with a triangle indicator, chronograph seconds hand in the centre, 30-minute chronograph counter at 12 o’clock and hour chronograph counter at 6 o’clock—all perfectly balanced across its refined guilloché dial.

    For maximum legibility, the timing functions—hour and minute hands, seconds hand and date triangle—have been crafted out of red gold, while the chronograph hands are all in blue, with a red-tipped blue hand for the central chronograph seconds hand. Night reading is also possible thanks to SuperLumiNova enhanced hour and minute hands and SuperLumiNova dots on the precise minute track and on the date triangle. The minute track also includes a red “30” and “60” for improved readability during the day.

    As all the timepieces of the Montblanc 4810 Collection, functionality is also enhanced in this new chronograph with a water-resistance of 50 metres.

    The attention to detail of the Montblanc 4810 Chronograph Automatic reinforces the 4810 Collection as the highest level of achievement and quality in fine watchmaking and reiterates the Maison’s pioneering spirit since 1906.

  • Montblanc 4810 Collection

    Montblanc celebrates the golden age of travel across the Atlantic Ocean with its 4810 collection

    Montblanc marks its 110th anniversary this year with a new 4810 Collection, building on this best-selling line that was first presented in 2006 for the Maison’s centennial celebrations. The new 4810 Collection respects all the codes of Montblanc’s watchmaking, with its strong, elegant and sporty design, offering a new sophisticated interpretation of this much loved 4810 Collection for the modern traveller who needs a performance timepiece he can rely on.

    It was in 1906, during a booming period of manufacturing, that three pioneers travelled to America – engineer August Eberstein, merchant Alfred Nehemias and stationery trader Claus Voß – inspired by what they discovered. They developed a writing instrument with non-leaking technology and a piston convertor. Eberstein was the visionary engineer of the trio, and had spent many years researching micro mechanical innovations in the United States and England. His vision of performance, innovation and perfect quality became the nucleus and driving force of Montblanc. Voß, on the other hand, was the entrepreneur. He had been actively seeking for innovations with unique development potential. When he met Eberstein he immediately recognized his creativity and passion for engineering and knew he would be the perfect partner to complement his own entrepreneurial drive.

    In 1910, the three founders adopted the name Montblanc, after the highest mountain in Europe, and made it a symbol for their vision for excellence. This desire for the highest quality translated into ultimate performance, true innovation and the finest craftsmanship, values that continue to drive Montblanc today. The peak of the Mont Blanc Mountain measures 4,810 meters, a number which has always been an iconic figure for the Maison. Today this number is reborn in the new 4810 Collection and honours the spirit of excellence that was set by the Maison’s founders when they began their incredible journey 110 years ago.

    The beginning of the 20th century was an exciting time for innovation. It marked a departure for new horizons especially with transportation across the Atlantic driving international commerce and cultural relations. Thanks to ground breaking new inventions, the rise of the marine steam engine and improved navigational methods, there was a quantum leap in sea travel. Passenger liners competed against each other for the Blue Riband award—a prestigious prize for the fastest crossing of the Atlantic Ocean. The record was based on average speed, as ships took different routes across the ocean, and only recognized the fastest speed westbound against the challenging Gulf Stream. This much-coveted award attracted both passengers and freight companies who sought out the fastest and most powerful ships. The Blue Riband became a true symbol of distinction and  high achievement and its spirit is part of the new Montblanc 4810 Collection, embracing peak performance and horological excellence.

    During these enterprising times, the cities with the largest ports experienced the most vigorous growth and development, becoming hubs for trade, cultural exchange and innovation. The port of Hamburg was among them; as Germany’s largest port it soon became referred to as the country’s “Gateway to the World”. Thanks to the port, the city of Hamburg was thriving with international trade, but also the manufacture of Germany’s own sumptuous ocean liners, which were quickly recognized as the world’s most important and modern shipping vessels. Montblanc’s roots were set down in Hamburg during these dynamic times and are celebrated in the new Montblanc 4810 Collection from both a technological and aesthetic point of view.

    To celebrate the Maison’s 110th anniversary, and the incredible era in which it was founded, Montblanc is introducing a number of unique new timepieces in its 4810 Collection. With a choice of three in-house movements including a number of manufacture complications – Calibre MB 29.21 ExoTourbillon Stop-Second, Calibre MB LL100.1 TwinFly Chronograph, and the Calibre MB 29.20 World Timer.

    Each timepiece in the 4810 Collection follows the strong and elegant design codes of the Maison with guilloché dials featuring the prominent exploding Montblanc star motif, red gold Roman numerals and indexes, larger and bolder cases, and beautifully designed regate-shaped and skeleton hands. The attention to detail brings a new level of sophistication to the 4810 Collection, showing how Montblanc continues to “share the passion” for watchmaking with timepieces that offer functions, quality and aesthetics to seduce watch aficionados the world over.

    Montblanc 4810 Chronograph Automatic

    Montblanc continues its range of timeless and highly practical functions with the new 4810 Chronograph Automatic timepiece. One of the most popular complications today, this chronograph is in complete harmony with Montblanc’s strong characteristic design codes, combining both elegance and modernity with its bold 43 mm stainless steel case, elegant silvery-white guilloché dial with exploding star pattern, and beautifully-crafted red gold-plated Roman numerals.

    Powered by Montblanc’s self-winding MB 25.07 calibre, with a 46-hour power reserve, this integrated two-pusher chronograph indicates central hours and minutes, seconds in a subdial at 9 o’clock, date in a subdial at 6 o’clock with a triangle indicator, chronograph seconds hand in the centre, 30-minute chronograph counter at 12 o’clock and hour chronograph counter at 6 o’clock—all perfectly balanced across its refined guilloché dial.

    For maximum legibility, the timing functions—hour and minute hands, seconds hand and date triangle—have been crafted out of red gold, while the chronograph hands are all in blue, with a red-tipped blue hand for the central chronograph seconds hand. Night reading is also possible thanks to SuperLumiNova enhanced hour and minute hands and SuperLumiNova dots on the precise minute track and on the date triangle. The minute track also includes a red “30” and “60” for improved readability during the day.

    As all the timepieces of the Montblanc 4810 Collection, functionality is also enhanced in this new chronograph with a water-resistance of 50 metres.

    The attention to detail of the Montblanc 4810 Chronograph Automatic reinforces the 4810 Collection as the highest level of achievement and quality in fine watchmaking and reiterates the Maison’s pioneering spirit since 1906.

  • Brand  : Montblanc
    Collection  : Star 4810
    Model  : 4810 Chronograph Automatic
    Reference  : 114855
    Complement : Stainless Steel - Alligator strap
    On sale : 2016
    List Price : 4 100 €
    Diameter : 43 mm
    Thickness : 13.68 mm
    Styles : Classical
    Types : Self-winding
    Calibre : MB 25.07
    Complication : Chronograph
    12-Hour Counter
    Small Seconds
    Date
    30-Minute Counter
    Case material : Stainless Steel
    Case peculiarity : Sapphire caseback
    Open caseback
    Polished bezel
    Shape : Round
    Water-resistance : 50 meters
    Dial : Engraved
    Dial color : White
    Silver
    Display : Luminescent hands
    Indexes : Roman numerals
    Glass : Sapphire
    Antireflective coating
    Domed
    Strap material : Leather
    Alligator leather
    Strap color : Black
    Strap clasp : Folding buckle
    More characteristics :
    Mouvement
    Number of rubies 22
    Power reserve Approx. 50 hours
    Balance Flat hoop
    Frequency 28,800 A/h (4 Hz)
    Hairspring Flat
    Displays Hours and minutes from the center
    Small seconds at “9 o’clock”
    Chronograph’s elapsed-seconds hand from the dial’s center
    Counter for 30 elapsed minutes at “12 o’clock”
    Counter for 12 elapsed hour at “6 o’clock”
    Date window at “6 o’clock”

    Case
    Crystal Scratch-resistant, domed sapphire and antireflective crystal
    Back Stainless steel with inset pane of sapphire crystal
    Crown Stainless steel with inlaid Montblanc emblem

    Dial
    Silvery-white dial with exploding star guilloché pattern, red gold-plated Roman numerals and indexes, red gold-plated luminescent hour-hand and minute-hand in regate shape, red gold-plated small second-hand, blued chronograph hands, date indicated via a luminescent red gold-plated triangle at 6 o’clock

    Strap / Buckle
    Black alligator-skin strap with stainless steel folding clasp