1858 Iced Sea Automatic Date 41mm Black/Green

EDITOR'S NOTE

This vibrant Montblanc 1858 Iced Sea Automatic Date 41mm Black/Green with its green glacier pattern dial gives the impression of looking into the depths of a glacier thanks to an almost-forgotten ancestral dial technique called gratté-boisé. While most glaciers are white or blue in color, some also come in a deep emerald green color thanks to iron oxides captured in the ice. This Boutique Edition comes with both a stainless steel interchangeable and adjustable bracelet and a black rubber strap with a new green outline which can be quickly and easily switched without the need to return to the boutique or the use of any tools. The 41mm timepiece is water resistant to 300 meters and features luminescent markings for reading in low light. This Boutique Edition also features a 3D engraving on the case back of a green diver exploring an iceberg.

THE DETAILS

• Caliber: Automatic, self-winding
• Movement caliber: MB 24.17
• Rubis number: 26 Jewels
• Flat hairspring
• Indications: Hours, Minutes, Calendar aperture, Second in center
• Complications: Date by disc
• Case material: Stainless steel
• Dial description: Green glacier dial with white luminescent Arabic numerals
• Bezel type: Unidirectional rotating bezel
• Crystal shape: Domed
• Crystal description: Domed glass box with anti-reflective coating
• Crystal type: Sapphire
• Crown: Screwed and fluted in stainless steel with Montblanc emblem in relief
• DIistance between horns: 2cm / 20mm
• Bezel color: Green
• Water resistant: 30 bar (300m) bar
• Case back material: Stainless steel case with unidirectional bicolor ceramic bezel
• Bracelet color: Black/Steel
• Case diameter: 4.1cm / 41mm
• Bezel material: Steel - Ceramic
• Color: Black/Green

PRODUCT DIMENSIONS

Weight: 174g

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

If you have not worn your automatic or manually wound watch for a prolonged period of time, wind it fully by turning the crown twenty times. Further details are specified in the respective Service Guide.

In order to ensure the performance of your manually wound mechanical watch, we advise you to wind the crown once a day, preferably at the same time. Be careful not to force the crown once you feel resistance.

Do not change the hour or date between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m., the period during which the date changes, as this may result in damage to the movement. Please refer to the service guide for further details.
Do not expose your watch to temperatures higher than 60° Celsius (140° Fahrenheit) or lower than –10° Celsius (14° Fahrenheit). As your body and clothing will warm up the watch, its actual temperature will be different to the ambient temperature of your environment.

In case of a shock to the watch, consult a Montblanc boutique or certified Montblanc retailer. Even if no scratches or dents are visible, the movement may be damaged.

Do not wear other jewelry on the same wrist as your watch in order to preserve the patina of its surface and the integrity of the material. To preserve the pristine condition of your alligator, calfskin, satin or rubber strap, avoid contact with humidity, salty water, soap and cosmetic products. Do not treat your strap with wax, leather or shoe polish, as chemicals may damage the leather, lining or stitching. This may cause the strap to lose its original shine. Avoid prolonged exposure to high temperatures and direct sunlight to prevent the color from fading. Please note that strong perspiration may darken the leather. Diamonds, set on a bezel or crown, must be handled with care to maintain the lifetime of their brilliance. Avoid contact with chemical products such as fragrances and detergents, as these substances will tarnish precious stones. If your watch has been exposed to such products, clean it with lukewarm water and a soft toothbrush. Then, rinse it with fresh water and use a soft cloth to dry it or let it dry naturally. Never expose it to a direct heat source. Additionally, please be sure to check the stones regularly to ensure they are still securely set.

Note: Please allow 1-3 days for Fine Jewelry dispatches.