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Here for sale is a classy Mont Blanc Meisterstuck watch in black and gold!

 

I'm selling this as it it was bought for my wife around ten years ago but it never really had any use and I'm hoping to buy my wife a Cartier watch for her upcoming birthday!

 

It has a black face with gold digits and hands, it states MONTBLANC in small gold letters, classy. :)

 

On one side it states MONT BLANC with an adjuster with a Mont Blanc emblem on it, see pictures.

On the other side it says Meisterstuck.

 

The watch is in excellent condition due to light use with only a small bit of surface scratches on the back of the watch.

 

It has a black crocodile leather strap, it says CROCO GRAIN 12R on the reverse of the leather, this isn't the original strap as the strap was replaced (if I recall correctly) a few years back.

 

The click has the usual gold trimmings.

 

This is a beautiful watch and is not to miss, I'm happy to post internationally for no charge.

Not looking for much, I will consider all offers as long as they are reasonable.

 

Happy to trade for a pen!

 

The sale is for the pen, I can't find the papers unfortunately but I took the watch to a reputable Edinburgh jeweller and was told that is it definitely genuine!

I've got the box somewhere, I've definitely seen it around the house so presume it is included in the sale!

 

This cost a fortune when I bought it in London and this watch needs a new home!

 

On the back it states

MONT

BLAN

MEISTERSTUCK

STAINLESS STEEL

PL14991

7006

Pix

WATER RESISTANT 30 M - SWISS MADE

 

Though this watch is rather small and is intended to be for a lady, you could get away with wearing it as an unisex garment.

 

Here are the photographs

Apologies in advance for my extremely poor photography skills!

 

Thanks for looking

 

http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/jj13/crazyrabbitsquirrel/101_9430.jpg

http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/jj13/crazyrabbitsquirrel/101_9431.jpg

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Smythson NOS (New Old Stock)

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Well, the face of the watch is about the size of a 10 pence coin, it's about a centimeter thick, it's a little heavy, due to gold plating.

 

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Well, the face of the watch is about the size of a 10 pence coin, it's about a centimeter thick, it's a little heavy, due to gold plating.

Gold plating has nothing to do with the weight. The amount of gold there is neglegable.

Is this an auto or a quartz ?

Respect to all

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Additional Photographs

 

http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/jj13/crazyrabbitsquirrel/101_9447.jpg

http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/jj13/crazyrabbitsquirrel/101_9448.jpg

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http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/jj13/crazyrabbitsquirrel/101_9461.jpg

 

 

As I need a quick sale

 

I would happily accept £250, this includes a Mont Blanc Meisterstuck Fountain Pen (144) to match the watch.

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I'll take it, with the pen :) if you can accertain the watch is indeed automatic.

 

Stay well,

Solomon

 

Edited to add: You can check if the movement is auto by looking as the second hand. If it moves in jumps it is quartz. If the movement is smooth and sweeping it is auto.

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WTB: Unusual and prototype Sheaffer Connaisseurs, Grande Connaisseurs and Parker Premiers.

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As watch was confirmed to be quartz I have decided not to go through with the purchase.

 

A bump for you Smythson. Hope you find a buyer soon.

 

Stay well,

Solomon

WTB: Unusual and prototype Sheaffer Connaisseurs, Grande Connaisseurs and Parker Premiers.

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