Montblanc Watch Service Guide User Manual

Montblanc watch user manual introduces the features and maintenance methods of Montblanc watches.


Montblanc Watch Service Guide User Manual - cover page
Brand
Mont Blanc
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
114
File format
PDF
File size
2.7 MB
Published
15 November, 2023
Updated
15 November, 2023
MD5 checksum
336068A48A3498E951B5D1E04C983D44

About this manual

This Montblanc service guide and user manual covers Montblanc timepieces, including the Tradition, 4810, Star Legacy, Star Roman, Traditional, Classique, Bohème, TimeWalker, Heritage, Chronométrie, and Spirit 1858 collections. It describes automatic, manually wound, and quartz movements and the Montblanc Laboratory Test 500 quality program.

The manual lists water-resistance ratings and gives user instructions for setting the time, date, day, moon phase, and Day/Night disc on various models. It also includes care and service recommendations, such as yearly pressure checks and quartz battery replacement approximately every two years.

What's inside

  • The World of Montblanc
  • Watch Movements
  • Montblanc's Manufactures
  • Montblanc Laboratory Test 500
  • Water-Resistance
  • User's instructions
  • Recommendations for Care and Service

Specifications

Automatic movement power reserveabout 40 hours
Manually wound movement power reserveabout 50 hours
Quartz battery replacement intervalapproximately every two years
Water-resistance ratings3 bar (30 m), 5 bar (50 m), 10 bar (100 m)
Water-resistance check intervalyearly

Frequently asked questions

How long does an automatic Montblanc watch run when not worn?

About 40 hours.

How often should the quartz watch battery be changed?

Approximately every two years, or when the seconds hand moves in jumps of four seconds.

How often should water-resistance be pressure-checked?

Montblanc recommends a yearly pressure check by a Montblanc Service Centre or authorised retailer.

Can the date be set between 8 p.m. and 2 a.m.?

No, changing the date manually during this period may damage the movement.

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