Tag: glashutte original
New strap versions for classic Glashütte Original dress watches
Previously users had to choose between a classic leather strap and a sporty metal bracelet.
Glashütte Original gets commercial with blue versions of its SeaQ diver’s...
Two blue models join the popular collection
Glashütte Original broadens its SeaQ Panorama Date family
SeaQ was a successful launch last year, hitting one of the year’s hottest trends with a tool watch inspired by the first diver made in Glashütte, the Spezimatic from 1969.
Glashütte Original links Senator Chronometer to 19th century marine instruments
The dial is laid out in the same way as a historic marine and pocket chronometers with a day-night indicator at 12 o’clock, and the small second at 6 o’clock. The date is shown at 3 o'clock.
Glashütte Original adds to Pano collection with model featuring dial in...
The new PanoMaticLunar is a limited edition of 50 pieces and follows May's launch of the PanoMaticLunar with a dark blue dial and red gold case.
Glashütte Original releases limited edition PanoInverse model with only 25 pieces...
According to the firm, the watch presents a new interpretation of the idea of “openly displaying the inner beauty of a timepiece.”
Glashütte Original introduces a fresh dive watch family 50 years after...
The very first SeaQ, the 1969, goes on sale this month. It is a limited edition of 69 pieces in homage to the launch year of its forefather.
Glashütte Original tweaks its Senator Chronometer design 10 years after it...
The Swatch Group-owned German watchmaker has made this year's model in rose gold and reduced the size of its bezel to make more room for its silver-grained dial.
BASELWORLD & BEYOND PREVIEW A to Z. Part 2: Glashütte Original...
It is harder than ever for executives to see all the watches they might sell this year, so WatchPro has done some of the leg work for you in this A to Z roundup of what we know is launching at Baselworld and Beyond.
Glashütte Original adds fiery dégradé dial colors to its Sixties family...
The dégradé effect is highly technical and was achieved by Glashütte’s own dial manufactory in Pforzheim. Two new movements were also developed in house for the watches.
