Just last year Glashütte released one of the most impressive and uniquely designed dial we got to see on the horology circuit. Now they return to market again with the same concept in a new color hue option, while also offering a no-date and date model. Make way for the new “Glashütte Original Sixties Annual Edition 2019”.
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In a sea of Swiss made watches this German brand keeps carving out its own niche in the horology industry. Although known for their classical aesthetics, in recent years Glashütte has been consistently widening their spectrum of appeal with a younger audience in mind. Another well-crafted step in that direction comes in the form of this “Glashütte Original Senator Excellence Perpetual Calendar Skeletonized”. Continue reading “Glashütte Original Senator Excellence Perpetual Calendar Skeletonized” »
Back at Baselworld 2018 the German brand Glashütte introduced a couple of new dial colors, as the attempt to appeal to a wider up and coming markets of potential first time watch buyers. They opted to give some of their dress watches a slicker minimalist look, while still providing quite a few complications. The result were these understated yet more than capable “Glashütte Original Senator Excellence Panorama Date Moon Phase”. Continue reading “Glashütte Original Senator Excellence Panorama Date Moon Phase” »
The German brand Glashütte is celebrating its 15th year partnership with the Dresden Music Festival, by adding some new editions to their Sixties model line. For those allured by this unique dial, it can be had in a time-only or a “Sixties Panorama Date”. Continue reading “Glashütte Sixties iN Unique Green” »
Baselworld 2018 is on the horizon and various brands are hinting and announcing new watches. Among them the German brand has recently introduced the “Glashütte Original Senator Cosmopolite” in stainless steel. Continue reading “Glashütte Original Senator Cosmopolite Stainless Steel” »
The German horology brand Glashütte is renowned for very formal and functional designs, but this latest offering has a much welcomed buoyant appeal to it. Introducing the “Glashütte Original Senator Chronograph Panorama”. Continue reading “Glashütte Original Senator Chronograph Panorama” »
This may not be a new offering, yet it will be the first opportunity many horology aficionados get a chance to own this open-worked timepiece. Five years later Glashütte return to market with another take on their “Original Senator Moon Phase Skeletonized Edition” watch. Continue reading “Glashütte Original Senator Moon Phase Skeletonized” »
Glashütte is back with two new versions of their triumphant “Lady Serenade” model line. Now women can choose between the classical subtle beauties already confirmed in this timepiece; or opt for a blinged version to attract more of the limelight. Continue reading “Glashütte Lady Serenade Grows Sparkly” »
In an industry dominated by the “Swiss Made” stamp of approval, it’s always refreshing to observe the outsiders who manage to rival and keep the horology market interesting. The German brand Glashütte is one of those, returning to Baselworld 2016 with 2 new models, in various configurations and a new in-house mechanical movement. Continue reading “Glashütte Issues 2 New Models & Caliber Movement” »
Glashütte is one of the few luxury watch manufacturers producing their timepieces in Germany, instead of Switzerland. But, this Swatch group brand has been able to assimilate and incorporate the best of two worlds. Their watches are able to retain the German pragmatism, while adopting the design acumen of the Swiss. A well thought out venture that has gifted horologists with many pieces to rejoice over. Continue reading “Glashütte PanoMaticLunar & PanoReserve Retouched” »
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