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[@carllafong8360]

"At least it's not another dive watch," nice. Gorgeous watch!

[@centrallyintelligentagency]

Carl LaFong Nice pic of Wolter in your profile pic!

[@A.I.9000]

"At least it's not another dive watch..." couldn't have summed it up better myself. My first automatic was a chrono from montblanc and it's now a family heirloom.

[@aljunaibi9690]

I have graduated in 2019 Bachelor in International Relations, I got Montblanc watch as a gift I feel blessed to receive it.

[@dipro001]

I feel like a ingenious use of the reverso can solve this problem quite stylishly.

[@abigsplash]

Was thinking exactly the same. What a watch that would be!

[@akwenda3678]

How right you were!

[@milchpuder]

The 1858 range is fantastic. I happened to notice someone wear a 1858 Geosphere last week. The dial is instantaneously recognisable to those in the know, but the watch is actually quite subtle from a distance.

[@slick4401]

You should patent your voice, mate.

[@harveybritland3112]

Genuinely don't think I've heard anything truer tbh mush.

[@DesmondSG]

YESH

[@max_archer]

I'm thinking London is highlighted on both watches because it's GMT, not because those watches were sold in Britain or anything like that.

[@wabantuhlophe8281]

I absolutely adore the Geosphere. It's definitely on my list of grail watches

[@rafaelbarajas7045]

Bought it as soon as I saw it, love it, amazing build quality, stands out, beautiful

[@Monami262]

Anyone else just let the video play and fall asleep? His voice is much more soothing than any bedtime music

[@joewilliams1358]

The Orbis is beautiful and useful. Mines served me well on many a business trip

[@gizmofactory]

A very nice video as always, though a lume shot would be appreciated.

[@gyang333]

Xavier Klijsen lume on MB watches is pretty awful. MB did a promo gif of the Geospheres going from light to dark and didn't even simulate what the lume would look like on the dark. That's how bad it is.

[@jzra2000]

George Yang To be honest the lume on Geosphere is great check it encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn%3AANd9GcRYCkR3iRhyu5Wb3u0V_FfO125fnfyrE94E4rh4K9x9TVRVARin

[@Portland_Living_Life]

The globes on the Geosphere are lumed, which is a neat effect. However, it's not a great watch to wear to bed at night. Trying to read the actual time when half awake is a bit challenging because of all of the lume.

[@samuellarouche1894]

For having seen that Montblanc in real life let me tell you it is absolutely gorgeous

[@fahimmosharrof7209]

1:51 Man please come to Dhaka, dinner's on me. And later read me a story to sleep

[@edinalajbegovic3967]

Lmaof!!!

[@SavagelyPeaceful]

Wtf is wrong with you?? Read you story to sleep???

[@PantsofVance]

Like some people love dive watches or field watches, I love GMT world time watches - and these two are beautiful. The Orbis Terrarum comes in another color scheme too, a blue and white motif if you prefer that to the geographic rainbow color scheme. I would take either of these watches in a heartbeat.

[@thillaiambalam5661]

Hi,I'm thinking of buying a watch either a Rolex or a Breitling for personal use nothing in particular like an investment. I'm not looking for any high end models, just a value for money. Any particular models or brands would you suggest to buy? Thanks

[@bcbliss5147]

Nice watch but how on earth did you not do a lume shot? I assume the hemispheres are lumed? Would love to have seen it

[@johnseth97]

face reveal @2:52 in the reflection on the bottom right lug.

[@philipbyrnes7501]

Desoxyn-CII Well spotted, neato, thanks :) 👍🏻

[@maciejpocica3940]

You can see much more of Watchfinder’s face on the video about Ulysse Nardin Sonata ;)

[@blakris9382]

omg omg omg omg omg ommmgggggggg

[@roccom.jr.4561]

Desoxyn-CII wow how did you spot that!?

[@Olumin37]

Should have worn a batman mask.

[@jeeyu3]

Got the limited edition Geosphere and it’s amazing. Very unique style that gets a lot of attention. The lume on the globe is a sight to be seen.

[@lucemax._6791]

Whats with The Nomos Zürich or the Nomos Tangomat?

[@jayebirdjb7143]

Montblanc, pretty impressive for a newcomer.

[@occultdestroyer]

Newcomer?

[@scottr-h]

I do think that it's a nice looking watch but my main complaint with analogue world timers is that they don't/can't account for Daylight Savings Time. In general, the northern and southern hemispheres incorporate DST at complementary times but beginning and ending dates vary and some cities/states/countries do not observe DST. It would be nigh well impossible to deal with this issues on a mechanical timepiece. For that reason, I'm willing to settle for a watch with a GMT hand and a rotating bezel. In that way, I can, at least, keep track of local time, UTC, and one city of interest to me. It's not perfect but it's usually sufficient.

[@nayanmipun6784]

Is there any am pm complications as needed in polar regions?

[@TheDjcause]

absolutely amazing time piece!! BRAVO!! Montblanc!!

[@richardbaptist5080]

Love the geosphere. I have no problem with Montblanc making watches especially when they use movements from the house of Minerva. I think they are creating a stable of great models that will appeal to a wide section of the watch buying population.

[@felixj2063]

Richard Baptist this one i believe is ETA based

[@alexradu2221]

@@felixj2063 selita with inhouse complication

[@momenattia4855]

Please review the Montblanc Star Legacy Full Calender.

[@tomkandy]

It's a triple calendar. Yuck. Silly complication - no one ever forgets what month it is, the calendar window is just there to pretend it's something it isn't (ie. an annual/perpetual calendar)

[@robertsullivan4773]

The Monte Blanc it gorgeous. I would have loved to have had a price mentioned.

[@blakris9382]

I don t understand how the montblanc works.. There is a half black disc that moves to show the day/night indication?

[@Portland_Living_Life]

Around each globe is a day/night indication with hour marks. The globes rotate within this indication. The hours are very hard to read (small), but you quickly learn where 6AM, noon, 6PM, and midnight are indicated and then can tell the time anywhere quite easily.

[@boballen1893]

Sounds like you’re asking about the Orbis Terrarum? Yes, the disk under the map disc, is half dark blue, and half colored. It shows you night and day around the world. I have one, and I simply love it!

[@menaseven9093]

The most useful complications in a watch are day, date, GMT, perpetual calendar and World time. The Montblanc Heritage Orbis is a beautiful world time watch. I like the Orbis dial with the beautiful map and city names. The Montblanc Geosphere two spheres on the dial are very innovative. the 7 red dots on the map symbolizing the 7 highest mountains in the world is very nice. I would have like the city names to be included in the Geosphere dial or bezel.

[@juanaguilar7458]

I always find myself looking back at Montblanc. As someone who can't drop more than 10k on a watch collection, it becomes difficult because I think a collection of 3 montblancs might be a little off.

[@conannanoc8768]

Very clever idea. I liked it better in the Villeret Geospheres Vasco da Gama (which was big and expensive as hell). This one makes better use of the dial space (not having to display a tourbillon helps a lot) but the colour makes it look unnecesary vintage. My concern with this is: is it really practical? Can i get an accurate reading of the time in Japan at a glance or will i need a loupe?

[@willelliott5052]

I have never held one, but I think that you mostly rely on the small hour dial for the remote location of interest. And because that is a 12 hour dial, if your mind is tired or confused, you might want to also glance at the globe dials, just be sure of whether it is am or pm at that location.

[@flagstaffsnowboard3911]

I really love my Orbis!! A beautiful watch and quite a conversation pice.

[@WatchGeek]

Both incredible looking

[@bramcopermans7494]

What do you guys think of the Maurice Lacroix Aikon? Either 750 or 1500 one... I know it’s highly AP inspired but i still feel like it has it own character to it. However, I don’t know how good or how bad the specs and mechanism on this watch are? What are you guys’ opinion on this?🤔

[@bilicwatchcompany]

It's a nice watch mate, if you like it then go for it. It's movement mimics those of the ETA 28-24 or Sellita sw200-1 both workhorse movements. Everyone needs to have their own watch development curve and you should never follow the grain. There are obviously way better brands out there than ML that produce way better watches but if you like it buy it and don't let others persuade you otherwise, just please get the 39mm lol

[@conannanoc8768]

Very well finished watch. When on the wrist, it's frankly amazing. It is reasonably thin, and has 200m of water resistance, which makes it a true sports watch. The movement is nothing extraordinary, and the fact tgat it's a bit homagey may put you off. I think it still has its own personality, though... I tried both the 39mm and 42mm and liked both. One is more dressy, the other more sporty. Maybe not the best bang for your buck but i doubt you will dissappointed.

[@Kciroy]

The 1858 Geosphere in Bronze is my (cheapest) grail watch which i'm looking forward to getting in the future. Although for the price i wish it was an in-house movement instead of a Selita one, i can't see anything about it that i dislike

[@boballen1893]

Best way to sum it up for me, most every time that I see a Montblanc watch, I most always really like it! Having said that, I recently acquired the Orbis Terrarum 4810, and for the money, is the best worldtime watch there is! Awesome design too! Just my 2 cents!

[@Ten.to.one.handmade]

I'm now a Montblanc fan. Sick watch

[@abab3050]

Does anyone know if these watches have an in-house movement?

[@bloodmorel]

"An answer for those with good eyesight". Therein is the reason I prefer a larger world time disc. 😀

[@Karsonbarnes11]

Not sure if the strap has been changed or what, but they usually come on an ages leather strap with a really nice deployant buckle. It looks really good on this watch, I love it 👌🏻

[@Portland_Living_Life]

Did you know that the deployant buckle also has a micro adjustment on it? I had never seen this design before. It's very trick. There are details I posted on Watchuseek with a link to the patent.

[@Karsonbarnes11]

@@Portland_Living_Life very cool, I'll check that out

[@MenosanceMusic]

I love world timers but I would go for Frederique Constant World Timer rather than a Montblanc

[@boballen1893]

I initially wanted a Frederique Constant, and actually owned a Christopher Ward C1 Worldtime. Having said that, I sold the CW and put the money towards the Orbis Terrarum 4810. In my opinion, the other two aren’t nearly as useful, or easy to use, as the Montblanc! The Montblanc gives you the extra day/night complication, and if you travel, just a push of the pusher sets your local time! Again, only my opinion!

[@M3au]

This was my Christmas watch purchase (facilitated by a 40% discount at the boutique). Unique and interesting … the presenter should've shown a lume shot (there is a lot that glows).

[@mailmeabhilash]

Congrats on your purchase. How much did you get it for?

[@tomkhong9828]

Any thought on the VC Overseas Worldtimer?

[@publiusvelocitor4668]

I love it! Very good looking watches, both of them. Too bad the back has no movement display, but oh well.

[@adrianevillanueva69]

The Orbis Terrarum does have a sapphire caseback showing the movement.

[@DXGamer001]

The 1858 looks stunning

[@Tomasz0216]

I desperately want to own a Montblanc watch just my pocket is much too shallow at the moment

[@KongBobbyK]

Superb video.

[@MrPanchoPlanet]

This is defenetly my Best Subscription on yootoob. I feel smarter every time I watch a video from Watchfinder & Co.

[@ghostindamachine]

Hi Watchfinder, can you show watches that have a week number function?

[@edotedy]

AP Royal Oak 26574ST.OO.1220ST.02 Perpetual Calender is a pretty lovely watch with a week indicator

[@smashexentertainment676]

When you're above Arctic circle a glance out of the window will tell you precisely nothing about what time of day it is)) Unless you're with position of the sun. Doesn't help when it's constant night tho.

[@markriobr]

The Mont Blanc black looks real cool

[@danisheverblue]

Should have shown a lume shot of the geosphere, its pretty great.

[@paulbrady701]

A lot of middle priced brands need to take notice of this rising star of horology.Its a stunner .

[@chronos4573]

Only thing about the Montblanc World timers is the movement itself is rather pedestrian using either a Selitta base ebauche or an ETA variant,. It diminishes the desireability for me. THe font on the world timer also looks like an odd computer font and up closeup on the dial work on the double hemisphere face does not look well done.

[@speedwolf5212]

That 1858 Geosphere is a magnificent looking watch. Dare I say- even better looking than that PP World Time.

[@unownnnn]

Mont Blanc make some gorgeous pieces

[@unstable0]

I really love the Terrarum. Does anyone know other watches that have a map like this?

[@conannanoc8768]

Jlc geophysic and Christopher ward worldtimer. There's of course a Patek, too, and a Frederic constant worldtimer that's chealher and quite nice (but the map doesn't move).

[@igorivanov4421]

Would have been nice to see how lume works on 2nd watch...

[@daniellee8162]

To the eye, pleasing. Too bad it's damn hard to read the GMT. Still, if you want a watch that is a looker and a attention getter, this one maybe a good one.

[@erichlawrence4142]

for the money this is a definite buy.

[@SilverLakeKingdom]

Amazing piece, wow.

[@johnpinner1]

Montblanc is a great watch and its not a newcomer their movement are Minerva which they own.

[@jennyp.4603]

Lovely, but Richemond should have rather given the talent, ability and capacity of Montblanc to companies with heritage like IWC, Panerei, Cartier or Piaget and perhaps save Baume & Mercier! Instead they're trying to build a brand reputation, pedigree and respect for Montblanc, that will always be bullied as a "pen-maker". Love those watches. It is really impressive. Pre-owned they're having an amazing low price, because the brand is so soft

[@noelmcdonagh3905]

All those other brands would up absorbed Minerva and you would never here about it again. That would have been horrible. Sadly, a majority of NA are merit badge purchasers which make it difficult for all brands outside of Rolex, Cartier, AP & PP

[@willelliott5052]

I have had this watch for over a year, and I like it a lot. In the 16 or so months that I have been collecting, It is one of four relatively expensive watches that I have bought new. I had to send all the others back for repair. The Grand Seiko stopped advancing the date, the Hamilton stopwatch would not stop reliably, and the Christopher Ward with COSC certification ran as much as 19 seconds slow each day. Only the MontBlanc has treated me well, and I would buy another.

[@Aaron_Higgins]

Beautiful watch! How does it write? 😂

[@bungerroyale112]

I love this watch

[@malav308]

Can you please review "Santos Dear Cartier". Thanks.

[@jf9669]

Now that the summer starts, i need another dive watch. : )

[@samadrid6321]

Someone needs to create a world time watch for flat earthers.

[@sherwinfernandes9499]

Casio Royale

[@MrSaadmubarak]

Haha!

[@edwintschopp1493]

Love the MB.

[@ficko88]

I like Montblanc's classic pieces, especially the Heritage Mecanique.

[@kenepstein3622]

Seeing all these specialty watches is great.. world timers, dive watches ect.... what about others... what about the sailing inspired watches.... Yacht Master (1 and 2), Girand Perregaux BMW Oracle ect. We in the sailing world some-time-s (pun intended) feel left out.

[@erbacioglu]

Istanbul has switched from GMT +2:00 to +3:00 - now what?

[@Cervando]

Summer time screws with the time zones as well.

[@erbacioglu]

​@@Cervando the mechanics will still work if both locations switch between winter time to summer time; however, the problem arises when (1) one country like Turkey stops doing so, plus (2) she stops at ST (i.e., practically in GMT+3, instead of its original position of GMT+2) - you can interpret this positively if you only visit southern parts of Turkey in summer (lol) but it would definitely be overthinking, and obviously two wrongs should not make a right

[@Cervando]

@@erbacioglu How does it work if one country uses it and another doesn't? Surely one would be an hour out?

[@kkr6549]

My Citizen Eco-Drive Radio Controlled perpetual calendar is accurate to one second every 4 billion years! Should I be worried? It is titanium, solar powered and water resistant to 200 meters. At the twist of the crown I know the time in all the major cities of the world, Northern and Southern Hemisphere. It also is adjustable for Summer Time. The watch face is crystal clear to read and makes these two time pieces look like sun dials!

[@amirrezarezaie]

Pam 1312 review please

[@denbou00]

Wooo. Butiful watches the best KZbin chanal for sure

[@stoiankirezov8532]

Maybe it's not another desk diver but it surely will be a desk explore. I personally think Montblanc falls into the same trap as the Bulgari. Both companies making some really great watchs but they keep on getting shit from some purest because they aren't original watch companies.

[@allthestroke88]

Why not save a few and buy a Casio Royale? You can even splurge and get the steel version.

[@JuggusNawt]

Very cool watches. just what i want to see watch makers create

[@abubakr87]

Please do a video for any Junghans watch. Cheers.

[@jameswong6590]

I own a Orbis Terrarum. Love it.

[@SanjanaRanasingha]

Show us

[@jameswong6590]

@@SanjanaRanasingha how to post photo here?

[@SanjanaRanasingha]

You cant but you could upload somewhere online and post the link here. I'd love to see it

[@jameswong6590]

@@SanjanaRanasingha kzbin.info/www/bejne/b57Wl3ePZtB4fMk

[@MikeZ32TT]

Nice watch, the MB

[@theonlyredspecial]

They actually make some fine watches

[@waygone6657]

Nice video and presentation and pretty awesome machinery for a watch although I'm not sure of its real usefulness of the 1858 Geosphere. The Montblanc Orbis Terrarum as well as, Orient Journeyman, JLC Geophysic, Breitling Transocean and I'm sure there are a few more out there that show the world time continuously in both hemispheres on a regular easy to read dial. I think Montblanc as well as Breitling and JLC could just lose the graphic and settle the north south east west issue. I use an Orient Journeyman and I pretty much live by it on my job. I work in places where phones and smart watches are not allowed and I often don't have time to push buttons and spin wheels to see the time in other cities.

[@pizza.doctor]

Haven't had a woldtimer yet but I feel I would check my phone anyway to be sure I'm not waking anyone up

[@abymathew295]

While figuring out time in another country by using these watches, the CEO of the company could have allready passed away...LoL

[@danhorvat1481]

monTblanK, is it? Man...this is a luxury item. I'd understand the lack of class if you were American, but this leaves me baffled. It's monblan, man. Good god.

[@Sephiroth160584]

The Montblanc is pikobelo

[@lucamassisimo6601]

Please make a review on the Vanguard by Franck Muller! :D

[@adaw90]

Next video: one watch for the price of two.

[@anthonytay523]

Montblanc is little bit underrated.

[@patrick_jane2164]

A lume shot with those lumed hemispheres would have awesome

[@SiddharthSingh-zd7ny]

Navitimer vs mont blanc?

[@theprovincial]

You mean Breitling vs. Mont Blanc? I've owned both and can tell you there's considerable more value in Mont Blanc when buying new as it's something of a up and comer. Breitling depreciates dramatically after purchase and it's common to find their iconic pieces for 50% of retail. Having said that I still own the Breitling and not the Mont Blanc. The Navitimer is an iconic watch which I'll likely never sell as it's a beautiful piece of horology.

[@theprovincial]

​@Mark Michael It really depends what you're buying. Mont Blanc has three tiers of watches the Villeret and 1858 lines at the high end using in house movements made by Minerva. At under $7k the 1858 Geosphere is competitive with other watches in it's category and can likely be heavily discounted. I would avoid Mont Blancs low tier watches however as these are comparable to Longines and Tissot.

[@shouryabhattacharjee6220]

Please make a video about Omega Speedmaster DSOTM.

[@Bish_OP]

A big issue with world time watches is that they can't account for daylight savings, meaning that there is usually a host of countries showing the wrong time.

[@carllange3950]

The Casio World Time series (AE-xxxx) does a better job of communicating world time information than any analog watch. My favorites are the AE-1200 (Casio Royale) and the AE-2100. Plus, anyone can afford one.

[@user-ef3om4jb6s]

bought mine for 30$ and loving every second of it, its so light and useful for travelling

[@bannedaccount3752]

Well, you are in the wrong channel then.

[@japd7897]

Norht Emisphere rules!!! :).

[@hendro31]

2:50 woho Jakarta

[@kclark26384]

Said it before will say it again, Pam tuttonero overview or review