Montblanc Limited Edition Star Nicolas Rieussec Monopusher Chronograph
Press release - dedicated to the inventor of the first "writer time" for the first of its own first-calibre, Montblanc has created a chronograph of historic proportions, the name of the inventor of the chronograph: Nicolas Rieussec, who, in 1821, developed a watch with rotating dials in which an ink marker attached to the fixed index wrote the downtime. For the first time, this has allowed the time finishing of individual horses at horse of the time. The invention was considered as so ingenious that it gave the chronograph its name: "chronos" for the time and "graphein" to "writing". Technique of Rieussec of two rotating disks has inspired the new Montblanc Star Nicolas Rieussec Monopusher Chronograph, and this has been integrated in a unique masterpiece of chronographic watchmaking with barrels of binoculars and a 72 hours power reserve.

Thoughts on this AP...
I came across this AP Royal Oak 41mm. I have never seen a AP box with the logo all over it. The watch looks fake to me but your thoughts? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Diver incoming..
Just arrived...Thank you DavidSW. First deal and very pleased.

If only....
Can't believe this is still for sale.rolexforums/showthread.php?t=238853WOuld have thought some one would have claimed this prize by now.

Poll: so how does the 5650 compare
At long last a blue dial. As for the GMT's the 5650 is going to be hugely divisive. So what do we think of Jaws?