Glashutte original

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Glashutte Original Pavonina













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Glashütte Original Senator Tourbillon Alfred Helwig Edition


Presented in a 42 mm white gold case with a light silver-grained dial and contrasting black laser- engraved indexes and chapter ring. The large panorama date, or digital display, sits neatly a 12 o’clock. Actually it celebrates it’s 20th anniversary for it’s first launch in 1997. Ever since that time Glashütte Original uses two discs which are arranged on the same level so the date reads easily without separation bar. On the lower side of the dial at 6 o’clock you will find the flying tourbillon ticking away.clearly.

The Roman index at 1 o’clock reveals the individual numbering of the limited edition. When looking though the sapphire caseback you will find the Saxon art of watchmaking in the shape of the manufacture Calibre 94-03 movement which comes with a 48-hour power reserve. Finished with the Glashütte stripes, blued screws and the two- tone galvanized skeletonized rotor. With it’s black Louisiana alligator leather strap with white gold foldover clasp you can secure it to your wrist without risking to drop it.



[size=12pt]Master watchmaker Alfred Helwig[/size]

In watchmaking a tourbillon (French for whirlwind) is one of the most high-end horological complications. Originally developed by Abraham Louis Breguet in 1801 to compensate for the effects of gravity on the precision of mechanical (pocket) watches. This watch carries the name of the inventor of the flying tourbillon. This advanced version was built by Alfred Helwig in 1920 and differs from the classic tourbillion primarily in terms of aesthetics. Anchored on one side only, it has no need for the top bridge which offeres an unobstructed view of this beautiful complication.

Master watchmaker Alfred Helwig was born in the region of Niederlausitz where he graduated with honours in 1905. After completing his training at the German Watchmaking School of Glashütte he remained a loyal teacher for over forty years. Alfred Helwig is considered one of the most important figures in the history of Glashütte watchmaking. And so is his invention of the Flying Tourbillon from 1920. Today his name graces the Glashütte Original watchmaking school, located in the same building where he once worked and taught, educating the future of the Glashütte art of watchmaking.



The flying tourbillon from Glashütte Original weighs only 0.2 grams and exists of 72 finely finished components. Each is finished and assembled entirely by hand.

The Glashütte Original Senator Tourbillon Alfred Helwig Edition is limited to 25 numbered editions.

Technical Specifications
Case material: White gold
Dimension: 42mm
Movement: Manufacture calibre 94-03
Power: 48 hours from manual winding
Water resistance: n/a
Dial: Silver grained dial with black laser engraved indexes and chapter ring
Strap: Black Louisiana alligator strap with white gold foldover clasp
Glashütte Original Senator Tourbillon Alfred Helwig Edition TBA (MRSP incl. VAT, prices may vary depending on location.)




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Senator Excellence Perpetual Calendar: Excellent premiere ...

Excellent premiere of a refined complication

The perpetual calendar is considered one of the most desirable of complications in the art of watchmaking, and one that is expressive of a wealth of craft traditions. Its sophisticated mechanisms bear witness to the expertise, manual dexterity and passion of its developers: a calendar function that assures the correct constellation of date, weekday and leap year up to the year 2100 A.D. has every right to proclaim itself eternal.

With the Senator Excellence Perpetual Calendar, Glashütte Original lends this refined complication a particularly contemporary appearance. At the same time the manufactory maintains the new standard set by the Calibre 36 and raises it to the highest level of the watchmaker's art. The model is thus the most recent highlight in a new generation of timekeepers. They offer proof of their excellence in the form of a certificate documenting the exceptional results of extensive in-house testing of each and every watch.

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"My journey with Glashütte Original" by Zhiming Xu

Dr. Zhiming Xu has followed the story of Glashütte Original for many years and since the brand’s return to haute horlogerie has been one of its greatest admirers. His film reveals the point of view of a passionate watch collector. With great dedication and a love of detail the Hong Kong-based financial expert describes his journey with Glashütte Original from the beginnings of his passion for collecting in the mid 1990s up to the present day. In the process he presents highlights of his extensive collection of Glashütte Original watches, which consists primarily of masterpieces and limited editions and shows us what he finds so fascinating about the Saxon firm’s watches. An informative film, it is also a story that tells of a great passion, the point of view of a true connoisseur of the brand.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jk0DQBGFjfI

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"Time traveler" by Rhonda Riche

In her short film the Canadian watch and lifestyle journalist Rhonda Riche tells the story of a personal experience that presents at the same time a deeply felt perspective on the brand. With great affection Riche tells of a very special discovery, which led to an unusual journey and underscores the importance of home and family. At the heart of the film is an old GUB ladies watch from the 1970s, which she purchased at a flea market in Toronto. To take this watch “home” to Glashütte, to trace its heritage and to undertake research to discover how the history of the company inspires the current collection — this is the plot that drives the film, and is, at the same time, Riche’s own very personal connection to Glashütte Original.

Episode Movie Project - "5 Perspectives"
Premiere of five individual short films about Glashütte Original

Inspired by its partnership with the Berlinale, Glashütte Original itself invites to an exclusive film premiere this year where it will present five individual perspectives of the brand.

Over the past few months, the Saxon watch manufacturer has invited the company's friends and connoisseurs to submit their own film concepts which illustrate their individual perception of Glashütte Original and show the brand from a new, somewhat unusual perspective. This has resulted in five unique short films that document very personal connections with Glashütte Original and at the same time focus on the special features of the manufactory.



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"Phoenix rising" by Brice Goulard

Brice Goulard is a watch expert, and associate editor for Monochrome Watches, an influential watch blog dedicated to high-end watchmaking. In his film – which he conceptualized in cooperation with Monochrome founder Frank Geelen – he takes up the facetted history of watchmaking in Glashütte and presents it as a backdrop to the present and future of Glashütte Original in particular.

The film "Phoenix rising" presents the point of view of a journalist motivated by his research interests. In a factual yet personal manner he tells of his fascination for the rich heritage of watchmaking in Glashütte and for the knowledge that this carries, knowledge which has been handed down from one generation to the next and maintained, despite crises and wars, from 1845 to the present, a living history.

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