Identity and Era Context
The catalogued timepiece is documented by the seller as a Minerva Chronograph reference M132000 in rose gold, dating to the 2000s. According to the seller's narrative, the manufacture came under the ownership of Italian financier Emilio Gnutti in 2000, prior to its acquisition by Richemont in 2006 and subsequent integration into Montblanc.
The source describes this model as introduced in the early 2000s and identifies it as a notable release during Gnutti’s tenure. The listing text cuts off mid-sentence while describing the case and internal movement.
Evidence for this section
- “2000's Minerva Chronograph M132000 'Salmon' RG”
- “In 2000, Minerva began a new chapter under the ownership of Emilio Gnutti”
- “Eventually, Minerva was acquired by Richemont in 2006 and was integrated into the Montblanc Manufacture.”
- “One of the standout highlights of Gnutti’s tenure was the M132000 Chronograph—the very watch being offered here today.”
- “Introduced in the early 2000s, the M132000 features a nicely proportioned 40mm x 13mm rose gold case that houses a str”
