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Montblanc Star Legacy Small Second

Name: Montblanc Star Legacy Small Second
Brand: Montblanc
SKU: Montblanc-MB132887-36

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0% credit possible up to CHF 16'000 with monthly payments between 12 and 48 months. If the watch costs less than CHF 10'000, no down payment is required. Example: the watch costs CHF 5'600, the loan amounts to CHF 5'600 with a down payment of CHF 0. Any amount exceeding a loan of CHF 10'000 will require a down payment corresponding to the difference between CHF 10'000 and the price of the watch. For example, the watch costs CHF 12'000, the loan is CHF 10'000 and the down payment is CHF 2'000.

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Financing CHF 3’705.00

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Total	CHF 3’705.00

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CHF 77/month

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Based in Switzerland

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Product details

Brand: Montblanc
Clasp: Pin Buckle
Ref.: MB132887
Case: Stainless Steel
Collection: Star Legacy
Dial color: Anthracite
Diameter: 36 mm
Movement: Automatic
Strap: Calf Leather
Gender: Gentleman / Lady
Box: Yes
Papers: Yes
Warranty: 2 years
Product Type: New

Description

The Montblanc Star Legacy Automatic Small Second takes the Maison’s finest design codes to a new level of elegance. The timepiece presents a sfumato anthracite dial with exploding star guilloché motif, a filet sauté, rhodium-coated Arabic numerals, leaf-shaped hands and indicates the hours, minutes and seconds, highlighted by a counter set with 30 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 0.06 carats), in a simple yet elegant way. This model is powered by the MB 24.16 automatic movement and is housed in a 36 mm stainless steel, pebble-shaped case fitted with an open case back offering a view of the oscillating weight decorated with the Montblanc emblem. The black calf leather strap has been specially designed by Montblanc’s Artistic Director Marco Tomasetta, who drew inspiration from the Maison’s writing instrument nibs for its pointed shape.