Montblanc Caliber 4810 502

Montblanc Caliber 4810-502

Montblanc Caliber 4810 502

Manufacturer Montblanc
Caliber Number 4810 502
Base Caliber
ETA / Valjoux 7753
Movement Type Automatic
Lignes 13 1/4”’
Diameter
30mm
Height 7.9mm
Jewels
27
Vibrations Per Hour 28,800
Lift Angle 49 degrees
Power Reserve
~48 hours
Shock System Incabloc
Regulator Etachron
Rotor System Ball bearing
Winding Direction Uni-directional > clockwise
Hacking? Yes
Hand-Windable? Yes
Features Central hours; central minutes; central chronograph seconds; small seconds subdial at 9:00; 30 minute counter at 3:00; 12 hour counter at 6:00; date between 4 and 5
Country of Manufacture Switzerland
Known Models Montblanc Timewalker XL Chronograph

The Montblanc caliber 4810-502 is based on the ETA/Valjoux caliber 7753. This caliber number was recently updated to MB 25.02.

Not a 7750:

You may see many bloggers or watch sellers incorrectly listing the base as an ETA 7750. The difference, which makes for the signature styling of the Montblanc Timewalker featuring this movement, is the placement of the subdials. The 7753 has the subdials at 3, 6, and 9. Another differentiator is that there is date pusher on the side of the case at 10:00. This is why the Montblanc Timewalker includes a special pusher tool. If the movement were based on a 7750, it would be possible to set the date via the crown.

Montblanc 4810 502 vs ETA 7753:

Montblanc made a few changes to their caliber 4810 502 compared to the standard ETA 7753. In most timepieces with the 7753 you will find the date at 6:00, however, Montblanc fit the date between 4:00 and 5:00.

Caliber number confusion:

Montblanc is yet another example of a watch brand not putting too much thought into their caliber designations. It is easy to get confused by the 4810-502 and 4810-503 calibers because the 502 is based on the ETA 7753 and the 503 is based on the 7754. It would have made more sense for MB to match them to the last digits of their base calibers.

Examples of watches with this movement:

Additional Resources:

  • Official ETA caliber 7753 tech sheet (pdf) here
  • Official user guide pdf here

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Paul H. Amble
Paul H. Amble
8 months ago

Clarification? Picture says 4810-502, wheras your description states both -502 and -503. Are they different or is it a typo?

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8 months ago

[…] not putting too much thought into their caliber designations. It is easy to get confused by the 4810-502 and 4810-503 calibers because the 502 is based on the ETA 7753 and the 503 is based on the 7754. It […]

Salimova Samira
Salimova Samira
1 month ago

Dear, I would like to ask how much does MONTBLANC 4810502 cost? I will be grateful if you help me

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