A rare and elegant diver's watch from Montblanc, the 7036 combines the brand's signature sophistication with practical dive-ready features including a unidirectional rotating bezel and screw-down crown. At 34 mm, it sits perfectly as a boys/unisex size, making it a versatile choice for both men and women who appreciate understated luxury. The watch has been professionally overhauled (OH) and is keeping accurate time, ready to wear straight away.

• Minor surface scratches and light dirt on case and bracelet; no major damage
• Dial and crystal are in relatively clean condition
• Professionally serviced (OH completed); running accurately with no significant time deviation
• Includes original bracelet; no box, papers, manual, or accessories

Every item we sell is guaranteed 100% authentic. Buy with confidence — and please add our store to your favorites for future arrivals.

Dispatched via FedEx, DHL, or Japan Post with full tracking. We ship only to the address registered with eBay — to use a different address, please update it on eBay before purchase.

Orders are dispatched within 2–5 business days of cleared payment. Delivery time varies by destination and service.

U.S. buyers — items under USD 2,000: Import duties and taxes are already included in the price (DDP — Delivered Duty Paid). You will not be charged any additional customs fees upon delivery.

U.S. buyers — items USD 2,000 and above: Watches priced at USD 2,000 or more fall under eBay's Authenticity Guarantee and are first sent to the authentication center in Japan before being forwarded to you. For this reason they ship DDU (Delivered Duty Unpaid): import duties and taxes are not included and are the buyer's responsibility, normally collected by the carrier upon delivery.

Buyers outside the U.S.: Import duties, taxes, and fees are not included in the item price or shipping cost and are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office before purchasing; these fees are normally collected by the carrier on delivery. We do not mark items below their actual value or as "gifts" — U.S. and international regulations prohibit this.