Here's a look at all the Montblanc watches unveiled at Watches & Wonders Geneva in 2025. A variety of timepieces, including models equipped with Minerva movements, have been added to the Montblanc 1858 line, and a compact 38mm model has been added to the popular Montblanc Ice Sea collection.
New for 2025① "Montblanc 1858 Geosphere Zero Oxygen Mount Vinson Limited Edition"
Montblanc 1858 Geosphere, a world time watch that captures the imagination of adventurers, has released a limited edition model. This timepiece pays homage to the legendary mountaineer Reinhold Messner's ascent of Mount Vinson Massif in Antarctica.
Automatic movement (Cal. MB 29.25). 26 jewels. 28,800 vph. Power reserve approximately 42 hours. Composite case (43.5mm diameter, 13mm thick) made of quartz fiber, aluminized basalt fiber, CaCO3, and light blue resin. Water resistant to 100m. Limited to 986 pieces worldwide. Estimated price: 1,303,500 yen (tax included).
The cool design of this watch is inspired by the icy landscape of Mount Vinson Massif. The dial features a glacier pattern created using a special technique called "gratte boisée," which brings to mind a glacier-like texture in blue-green and light gray tones. The dial also features a world time display, date, day & night, and dual time functions, each with its own hemisphere at 12 o'clock and 6 o'clock.
The case housing the movement is made of titanium, while the caseband is made of a cutting-edge composite material made of quartz fiber, aluminized basalt fiber, CaCO3, and light blue resin, which, like the dial, evokes the color and texture of ancient glaciers.
The case diameter is 43.5mm and the thickness is 13mm. The strap is an interchangeable rubber strap, a first for the 1858 collection, and its blue-green color and climbing rope pattern emphasize the concept of the collection.
The movement is the Cal. MB 29.25, which has a world time function. The power reserve is approximately 42 hours. This model is a tribute to the year 1986, when Reinhold Messner conquered the Seven Summits, and only 986 pieces will be sold worldwide.
New for 2025② "Montblanc 1858 Annual Calendar Geosphere Limited Edition"
The Montblanc 1858 Annual Calendar Geosphere Limited Edition is a limited edition model that combines an annual calendar with a unique world time function. It is available in two models: a stainless steel model and a warmly shining 18K lime gold model.
Manual winding (Cal. MB M14.58). 64 jewels. 18,000 vph. Power reserve approximately 65 hours. Stainless steel case (diameter 42mm, thickness 13.3mm). Water resistant to 30m. Limited to 100 pieces worldwide. Estimated price: 7,286,950 yen (tax included).
Manual winding (Cal. MB M14.58). 64 jewels. 18,000 vph. Power reserve approximately 65 hours. 18K lime gold case (diameter 42mm, thickness 13.3mm). Water resistant to 30m. Limited to 30 pieces worldwide. Estimated price: 9,472,650 yen (tax included).
The design of this collection is inspired by the timepieces Minerva produced in the 1950s. The silver dial, which combines sunray and matte finishes, features a large date at 12 o'clock and a 24-hour display with a depiction of the Northern Hemisphere at 6 o'clock to indicate a second time zone. The stainless steel model has a blue coating, while the 18K lime gold model has a yellow gold coating, giving each model a different impression.
The Northern Hemisphere is hand-painted with an orange Greenwich Mean Time line and is surrounded by a two-tone day/night color scheme, adding a unique dimension to this timeless piece. The world time display can also be changed to the Southern Hemisphere upon request.
The 42mm case features a fixed fluted bezel inspired by the first Minerva model released in 1927. The strap is made of blue calf leather with an alligator print and can be replaced with other straps.
New for 2025③ "Montblanc Ice Sea Zero Oxygen 38mm"
The Montblanc Ice Sea collection now features a new 38mm diameter model that is perfect for both men and women with smaller wrists. The model comes in two dial colors, and is available with either a bracelet or rubber strap.
Automatic winding (Cal. 24.17/SW200). 26 jewels. 28,800 vph. Power reserve approximately 38 hours. Stainless steel case (diameter 38mm, thickness 12.3mm). Water resistant to 300m. Bracelet model: Estimated price 510,400 yen (tax included). Rubber strap model: Estimated price 481,800 yen (tax included).
The dial comes in two colors: a gradient light blue and pure white. Both dials are made using the "glatte boisée" technique, which realistically recreates the texture of ice, and feature a glacier pattern reminiscent of a glacier. The pure white color is a first for the Ice Sea collection, and it gives the watch a clean impression that is easy to wear regardless of gender.
Automatic winding (Cal. 24.17/SW200). 26 jewels. 28,800 vph. Power reserve approximately 38 hours. Stainless steel case (diameter 38mm, thickness 12.3mm). Water resistant to 300m. Bracelet model: Estimated price 510,400 yen (tax included). Rubber strap model: Estimated price 481,800 yen (tax included).
Both models feature zero oxygen technology, maintaining the same performance as previous models as diver watches, complying with the ISO 6425 standard. Furthermore, the case back features a three-dimensional image of a scuba diver swimming beneath an iceberg, showing no compromises in the details.
The watch is powered by the automatic Cal.MB 24.17 movement, which has a power reserve of approximately 38 hours. The strap is available in a choice of a stainless steel tapered bracelet or a white or light blue rubber strap that matches the dial color. Both straps feature a fine adjustment system on the buckle.
New for 2025 #4: Montblanc 1858 Automatic Date Zero Oxygen
Introducing the new Montblanc 1858 Automatic Date Zero Oxygen, wrapped in warm bronze tones.
Automatic movement (Cal. MB 24.17/SW200). 26 jewels. 28,800 vph. Power reserve approximately 38 hours. Bronze aluminum case (diameter 41mm, thickness 11.3mm). Water resistant to 100m. Estimated price: 524,700 yen (tax included).
The case of this watch is made of a special copper-aluminum alloy with a bronze tone. This material is not only more durable and corrosion-resistant than regular bronze, but also develops a beautiful patina over time. By using this material, the watch's vintage look will become even more pronounced over time.
The grained brown dial features a gradient that darkens towards the outside of the dial, and is complemented by luminescent rose gold-colored hands and Arabic numerals. The bezel features a brown ceramic insert, creating a truly tasteful look.
The movement is the Caliber MB 24.17, based on Sellita's Caliber SW 200. It has a power reserve of approximately 38 hours, and its zero oxygen technology eliminates oxygen from inside the case, ensuring long-term reliability even in harsh environments.
New for 2025 #5: Montblanc 1858 Split-Second Chronograph Limited Edition 100
The Montblanc 1858 Split Second Chronograph Limited Edition 100 is a limited edition model inspired by the Minerva mono-pusher chronograph model, which was developed as a military watch in the 1930s.
Manual winding (Cal. MB M16.31). 25 jewels. 18,000 vph. Power reserve approximately 50 hours. Stainless steel case (diameter 44mm, thickness 15.2mm). Water resistant to 30m. Limited to 100 pieces worldwide. Estimated price: 7,286,950 yen (tax included).
This model features a new dark burgundy sunray dial with Breguet hands and Arabic numerals, a 30-minute counter at 3 o'clock, and a small seconds at 9 o'clock. The dial design is both classical and elegant.
This watch is powered by the hand-wound manufacture movement, Cal. MB M16.31. The chronograph is activated by a monopusher integrated into the crown, and the split-seconds function can be operated by a pusher at 2 o'clock. The mechanism features two column wheels and a horizontal coupling, and the transparent case back allows you to see the distinctive features of Minerva movements, such as a V-shaped bridge and a large balance wheel.
The strap is made of dark burgundy calf leather and comes with a fine-adjustable stainless steel triple folding clasp.
New for 2025 ⑥ "Montblanc 1858 Unveiled Minerva Chronograph Limited Edition 100"
A limited edition model with a new color scheme has been added to the Montblanc 1858 Unveiled Minerva Chronograph, which was released in 2024.
Manual winding (Cal. MB M17.26). 26 jewels. 18,000 vph. Power reserve approximately 50 hours. Stainless steel case (diameter 43mm, thickness 14.78mm). Water resistant to 30m. Limited to 100 pieces worldwide. Estimated price: 7,286,950 yen (tax included).
The greatest feature of this watch is that the gear train of the Minerva hand-wound movement, Cal. MB M17.26, is located on the dial side, highlighting the watch's mechanical appeal. This allows the monopusher chronograph mechanism, such as the column wheel and lever, to be visually enjoyed while wearing the watch. Furthermore, Minerva's iconic V-shaped bridge and other design features can be seen from the dial side.
In addition to featuring an 18K yellow gold fluted bezel, this model also features a brown coating on the bridges and plates visible through the dial, creating a beautiful harmony with the yellow gold color of the movement.
The case is made of stainless steel. Five windows are provided on the sides of the case and where it connects to the lugs, allowing light to enter the interior and further highlighting the three-dimensional movement. The strap is made of brown sfumato calf leather with an alligator print and comes with a fine-adjustable stainless steel clasp.
New for 2025 #7: Montblanc Ice Sea Zero Oxygen 41mm
A new addition has also been made to the Montblanc Ice Sea 41mm model, a powerful piece crafted from distressed black stainless steel for a rugged look.
Automatic movement (Cal. MB 24.17/SW200). 26 jewels. 28,800 vph. Power reserve approximately 38 hours. Stainless steel case (diameter 41mm, thickness 12.9mm). Water resistant to 300m. Estimated price: 609,400 yen (tax included).
The surface of the black stainless steel case is brushed with quartzite from the Mont Blanc massif, giving it a weathered appearance. Each case is hand-finished, so every model has a unique look.
The dial features a glacier pattern created using the Gratte Boisée technique and a gradation of gray using the sfumato effect, and is surrounded by a unidirectional rotating bezel with a black ceramic insert, creating an all-black look for the entire watch.
The strap is made of interchangeable black rubber and comes with a micro-adjustable folding clasp. This watch also uses Zero Oxygen technology to prevent fogging inside the crystal and oxidation of the movement. It also complies with the ISO 6425 standard, meeting the requirements for a serious diver's watch.
