Montblanc Expands Its Bohème Collection With Ultra-Feminine Perpetual Calendar Timepiece

Initially a well-known name among fountain pen lines, the Montblanc Bohème has evolved into an impressive collection of women’s watches since its inception in 2014. The array of elegant automatic watches and day-night models is now witnessing a noteworthy expansion: an ultra-feminine and sophisticated Perpetual Calendar timepiece in 36mm rose gold and two-tone rose gold and steel cases.

Installed with an enchanting perpetual calendar, a feature expressed in the Bohème collection at the 2014 launch, these watches provide accurate readings of time, day, date, month as well as leap year indications. They need no winding or any sort of modification until March 2100, seamlessly tracking months with 30 days and deciphering whether February will have 28 or 29 days. This makes them alluring miniature calendars for the wristwatch aficionado.

The watches feature four sub-dials of the perpetual calendar positioned in the central dial area with months and leap year indications at noon, date at 3, moon phases at 6 and day of the week at 9 o’clock. The entrancing sub-dials are laid against a gleaming grey backdrop formed by a myriad of micro-diamonds ensconced in metallic PVD coating.

In tune with precision watchmaking, the timepieces are powered by automatic calibre MB 29.15 with a Dubois-Dépraz perpetual calendar module, promising a power reserve of 42 hours. A beautiful model of functionality, these watches are delivered with three interchangeable calfskin straps: beige with an alligator print, seductive black, and glamorous burgundy with an alligator print and shiny finish.