Bohème, Montblanc’s key feminine watch collection has been enhanced with the introduction of the new Automatic Date models with blue aesthetic and two colourful interpretations of the Bohème ExoTourbillon Slim Limited Editions.
The Automatic Date models in stainless steel come in a new shade of blue in two dimensions of 30 mm and 34 mm.
Montblanc Bohème Automatic Date – 30 Mm- 118773
Montblanc Bohème Automatic Date – 34 Mm – 118772
Montblanc Bohème Automatic Date – 34 Mm – 118651
Montblanc Bohème Automatic Date – 30 Mm – 118774
The dials are silvery-white mother-of-pearl featuring a shell guilloché pattern combined with blue hands and indexes, a minuterie with blue dots, and options for eight diamonds on the dial. The 34 mm model has 72 diamonds on the bezel. The date in an elliptical opening at six o’clock. To complete the overall blue aesthetic, the watch is equipped with new blue-jeans-coloured straps fitted with an interchangeable strap mechanism.
The Exo Tourbillon Slim Limited Editions 28 come in two new distinctive colours.
Montblanc Bohème Exo Tourbillon Slim Limited Edition – 18 K white gold
Montblanc Bohème Exo Tourbillon Slim Limited Edition – 18 K red gold
For the red gold version, the sophisticated dials are made of beige mother-of-pearl, while the white gold version has a slate grey mother-of-pearl dial. Both dials feature 146 sparkling diamonds, paved in the centre that play in the light.
The 38 mm 18K red or white gold slim cases feature 58 Top Wesselton diamonds on the bezel, and their crown is adorned with the patented Montblanc diamond. Both come with matching beige or slate grey alligator straps and are equipped with an 18 K gold pin buckle set with a diamond surrounded by an engraving of the Montblanc emblem. Both are limited to 20 pieces
The two also feature the Maison’s patented Exo Tourbillon mechanism whose construction measures a mere 4.5 mm in height, a feat in itself for a calibre of such complexity. The movement has been decorated to the standards of fine watchmaking featuring Côtes de Genève “en éventail” decoration on the bridges and micro-rotor, mirror polishing on the new semi-hexagonal tourbillon bridge, satin-finishing on the main plate, and a sunray finishing on the plate below the micro-rotor.
