The Montblanc Star Legacy Nicolas Rieussec Chronograph reinforces the Parisian connection with many elements that celebrate the City of Light. A graphic Clous de Paris motif on the elegant green dial originates from the geomectric design of Paris's cobbled streets, and is continued onto the oscillating weight. A mention in French of the "Académie des Sciences de Paris" and "Chronographe Nicolas Rieussec" is engraved on the flange, as a reminder that the academy validated Rieussec's invention in 1821. The lining of the strap has also been enhanced with a map of Paris from 1821. The green interchangeable calf leather strap has been specially designed by Montblanc's Artistic Director Marco Tomasetta who found inspiration in the Maison's writing instrument nibs for its pointed shape. The timepiece comes in a 43 mm stainless steel case and is powered by the self-winding Manufacture monopusher chronograph movement MB R200.