Mont Blanc Watches
Mont Blanc are obviously most famous for their pens, which they have been making for over 100 years. However, they have used their skills in craftmanship to develop a wonderful range of watches.
Mont Blanc watches are pure quality. In fact, they even challenge Rolex for desirability. They are available for both men and women and in many different styles.
So, you have the pens, how about continuing your love affair with Mont Blanc with the addition of a quality watch.
 Authentic New Montblanc Meisterstuck Star Watch 40 Off US $1,295.00 |
 Womens Mont Blanc S Steel Quartz Diamond Watch US $2,075.00 |
 Montblanc Midsize Star Watch US $300.00 |
 Montblanc Skeleton Star Watch Platinum Limited Edition US $7,600.00 |
 Montblanc Profile Ladies Authentic Brand New Watch 7137 US $1,149.00 |
 New In Box Montblanc Sport Xxl Auto Chrono Watch 101657 US $1,895.00 |
 Montblanc Timewalker Retrograde Mens Silver Dial Watch US $2,795.00 |
 Mont Blanc Womens Wrist Watch US $1,500.00 |
 Mont Blanc Womens Diamond Wrist Watch US $1,500.00 |
 Gorgeous Montblanc Mens Watch With Alligator Straps US $385.00 |
 Montblanc Sport Chronograph Automatic Mens Watch US $1,899.00 |
 Mont Blanc Meisterstuck Artisan True Princess Watch US $950.00 |
We all wear a watch at some time. Watches can go from cheap and functional to top of the range designers such as a rolex watch. Then you have the middle of the range, such as omega watches. This is the market Mont Blanc watches sit in. Definately not cheap, but definately stylish and top quality. Stand out from the crowd with a Montblanc watch, which can be worn as an everyday watch, or for evenings out.
Here's what a couple of buyers say:
I have owned my Montblanc Star Watch for approximately five years and it is an aethestically beautiful timepiece that looks terrific on the wrist. It also keeps very good time and the automatic mechanical movement has given me no problem at all. Like Montblanc fountain pens (which I also use), the watch delivers quality along with real beauty. Even after periods of not wearing it, a few twists of the stem and it is running beautifully.
This is the first time I've ever really been tempted by a watch with a price over three digits. The movement on the Star Steel is an ETA 2824 a very well respected movement. The watch itself is very thick, and the descriptions (11mm) do not convey the reality. Especially with the relatively small diameter (38mm), it seems chunky on the wrist, but I like that feel. The functionality is normal, HH:MM:SS, date, and a rotating bezel, but the styling really carries the day. A robust dive watch, but with elegant script numerals and restrained use of the Montblanc white star logo. Fit and finish are, of course, immaculate.
