The Odysseus Chronograph's self-winding movement is the newly developed L156.1 calibre housed in a 42.5mm stainless steel case. What's cool about it is that the push buttons at 2 o'clock and 4 o'clock are equipped to do double duty. When the screw-down crown is in normal position, the buttons operate the chronograph function: start, stop, and reset to zero. When the crown is pulled, the buttons adjust the date and day. Limited to 100 pieces. 

A new grey glacier patterned dial expands the Montblanc 1858 Iced Sea Automatic Date collection, which was first launched last year with its “frozen” dials. This grey dial takes inspiration from the Mer de Glace, one of the largest glaciers on the slopes of Mont-Blanc mountain, and is paired with a 41mm stainless steel case and a caseback decorated with a 3D engraving of an iceberg and a scuba diver swimming in the glacial waters below.

The Reverso Tribute Duoface Tourbillon in pink gold gets its name from a flying tourbillon movement visible on both the front and reverse dials. The watch is inspired by the maison's tourbillon wristwatch, which debuted nearly 30 years ago. The two dials display two different time zones, with the reverse dial also indicating the day and night. The watch is powered by calibre 847 with the patented S-shaped balance spring, an invention that connects the centre of the tourbillon with the balance wheel to increase precision by minimising friction.

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