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Watches
A new player in luxury smart watches
Montblanc has become the first multi-product luxury brand to launch a smart watch.
Bani McSpedden is watch editor of The Australian Financial Review and watch-next.com.
Montblanc has become the first multi-product luxury brand to launch a smart watch.
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