Other such features are the bent central dauphine hour and minute hands (though this time with Superluminova coating) and the blued chronograph hands. Another nod to the bygone era chronographs. It features, a so-called “doctor’s pulsograph” often used by MDs back in the days to check the pulsation of a patient. Speaking of bezels, the Montblanc Heritage Pulsograph does not have your usual tachymeter bezel. The pink salmon tone matches perfectly with the blue of the bezel and the black of the chrono and time indexes. The round indexes and numerals (6 and 12) are raised, while the pulsation bezel is printed in blue on the outer part of the dial. It features the vintage style Montblanc logo from the ’30s.

The beautiful salmon color dial has a lot going on. As you can see from the images, the case has a single pusher to start, stop and reset the chrono function. We’ll run through the basics, shall we? The Montblanc Heritage Pulsograph is a 40 mm, steel watch with a column wheel, manual-wind chronograph movement. It is not only a super cool watch on the wrist but one that packs a lot of punches overall. While I don’t fancy fish (on my plate) I really like this salmon dial (color) steel amazingness from Montblanc. A watch that is a limited edition of only 100 pieces. Let’s look at the crown jewel of the line the Montblanc Heritage Pulsograph. It is a very thought-out collection that offers a watch in every price segment. 6 models from an elegant 3-hand version to a sophisticated limited edition pulsograph. The 2019 SIHH Montblanc Heritage novelties probably have the widest selection of timepieces in the brands current lineup.

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