Introducing: The Montblanc 4810 Day-Date
Montblanc has released a new Day-Date as part of the 4810 Collection. The 4810 Day-Date is a more traditional addition to the line and is reminiscent of the classic Rolex Day Date. 1 OF 1 The watch features a 43.5 mm stainless-steel case and is 10.14 mm thick. The silvered guilloché dial has applied red-gold-plated Roman numerals, an arched aperture for the day at 12 o’clock, and the date aperture at 3 o’clock. As seen on the other 4810 models, the 4810 Day-Date features Regate-style, red-gold-plated hands. The movement used is the caliber MB 24.18 (a step up from the 4810 Automatic).The new 4810 Day-Date will retail for $2,785. More details and pictures to follow, and for more information check out the Montblanc website here.Follow HODINKEE's live SIHH 2016 updates here, and in our mobile app, and you can read all SIHH stories here.

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