Physical Configuration
The timepiece is described as a Montblanc Timewalker Chronograph automatic wristwatch, featuring a 44 mm diameter case constructed from stainless steel and ceramic. It is mounted on a stainless steel Montblanc bracelet.
The black dial includes three subsidiary dials and a date display. The markers consist of a combination of baton-style hour markers and Arabic numerals.
Evidence for this section
- “stainless steel and ceramic”
- “case diameter 44mm”
- “stainless steel Mont Blanc bracelet”
- “the black face with three subsidiary dials and baton and Arabic markers”
Dial and Bezel Markings
Dial text includes 'TIMEWALKER' above the 12 o'clock sub-dial, 'MONTBLANC' at 3 o'clock, 'AUTOMATIC' below the 6 o'clock sub-dial, and 'L-SWISS MADE-L' at the base. A red central chronograph hand is present.
The bezel is dark and features the numerals 12, 3, 6, and 9, interspersed with triangular indicators.
Evidence for this section
- “Dial printed with 'TIMEWALKER' in red above the 12 o'clock subdial, 'MONTBLANC' at 3 o'clock, 'AUTOMATIC' below the 6 o'clock subdial, and 'L-SWISS MADE-L' at the base.”
- “Prominent red central chronograph seconds hand contrasting with baton-style hour and minute hands.”
- “Dark bezel marked with numerals 12, 3, 6, and 9 alternating with triangular indicators.”
Condition and Documentation
The source reports the movement as a calibre 25.07. The auction description states the watch is running, with functional chronograph operations and adjustable hands. The lot is accompanied by a box and certificate.
A condition report notes the presence of scratches on the bracelet and case sides in places. Internal components were not observed.
Evidence for this section
- “calibre 25.07”
- “Watch running and the chronometer function work. Hands adjust.”
- “with box and certificate”
- “Scratches to the bracelet and case sides in places”
Operational Status and Condition
According to their assessment, the watch is running, the chronograph functions are fully operational, and the hands can be adjusted as expected by the user.
Regarding its physical state, the auction records note that there are visible scratches present on the bracelet and the sides of the case in various locations.
Evidence for this section
- “Watch running and the chronometer function work. Hands adjust.”
- “Scratches to the bracelet and case sides in places”
About Montblanc
Background from the Montblanc profile, not from this object's source.
Montblanc was established in 1906 in Berlin by the trio of engineer August Eberstein, banker Alfred Nehemias, and stationer Claus Johannes Voss. The company underwent a transition in 1907 when it relocated to Hamburg and adopted the name Simplo Filler Pen Company. By 1910, the brand name Montblanc was introduced for a specific pen model, eventually becoming the official company name in 1934.
The brand significantly broadened its commercial scope following its acquisition by Alfred Dunhill Ltd. in 1977, moving beyond its traditional focus on luxury writing instruments to develop a range of watches and accessories. Currently, Montblanc operates as a manufacturer under the ownership of the Richemont group.
Evidence from the maker profile
- “The company was founded in 1906 in Berlin by engineer August Eberstein, banker Alfred Nehemias, and stationer Claus Johannes Voss.”
- “Following an acquisition by Alfred Dunhill Ltd. in 1977, the brand expanded its product range beyond writing instruments.”
