The replica Montblanc has introduced a genuine number of new watches that are greatly encouraged by vintage aesthetics. The German luxury manufacturer has been regarded as a producer of top-end writing instruments for the majority of its history, instead of a brand people turn to when they would like to order a perfect timepiece, but the fact is not as what we thought. 
One important element of the fake Montblanc’s strategy is to make good use of the values, spirit, and technological skills of Minerva – a storied Swiss replica watch movement maker that was founded in 1858, and bought by Richemont Group in the past decades.
Motivated by classic Minerva wristwatches from the 1940s and 1950s, six new models will be joining Montblanc’s Heritage Collection. Featuring domed, “pie-pan” dials in nice colors, well-proportioned cases ranging from 39mm to 42mm, curved horn-shaped lugs, and charming leather straps, the new Heritage Collection watches are filled with a strong retro vibe.
The simplest among the Heritage Collection models are the three-handed Montblanc Heritage Automatic watches with 40mm cases in either stainless steel or red gold. Steel versions come with silver or salmon dials, while the red gold version is imbued with a caramel-color dial. 
Montblanc also released the Heritage Perpetual Calendar, offered in either red gold or stainless steel. Housed within the 40mm case is the brand-new, in-house Caliber MB 29.22 movement which drives the hours, day, date, minutes, moonphase, and leap year functions.
In the end, the star of the Heritage lineup is the Heritage Pulsograph Limited Edition 100, which is based on the vintage “doctor’s watches” that were historically used to check a patient’s pulse. The 40mm stainless steel case consists of a striking salmon colored dial, which characterized a pulsations scale printed along its other edge.
With the new khaki-green and bronze 1858 watches, Montblanc looks to stress a connection with mountain exploration and nature. Besides, these great replica watches grasp inspiration from vintage Minerva timepieces; however it is pocket watches and chronographs from the 1920s and 1930s that serve as the inspiration behind the various designs.
The dressiest of the new Montblanc watches introduced are those from the Star Legacy line, which take their design cues from Minerva pocket watches produced during the turn of the 20th century. There are two new Star Legacy Nicolas Rieussec Chronographs, one in red gold and the other in stainless steel. Both feature the characteristic pair of horizontally-aligned rotating disks against their anthracite dials.