MOVEMENT: Asia Manual Hand Wind 17J CASE DIAMETER: 43mm THICKNESS: 11mm DIAL COLOR: White Dial with Numerals & RG needles CASE MATERIAL: Solid Stainless Steel 220 BRACELET: Leather Strap with insignia buckle FRONT GLASS: Synthetic Sapphire Crystal BACK GLASS: Synthetic Sapphire Crystal Display Case Back with decoration on Rotor BEZEL: HACK MOVEMENT: CLASP TYPE: Normal Buckle DATE INDICATOR: GMT HAND: OTHER REMARKS: Water Resistant

MOVEMENT: Asia Auto 21J Power Reserve (Functional)
CASE DIAMETER: 43mm
THICKNESS: 12mm
DIAL COLOR: Rose Gold Dial
CASE MATERIAL: 18K RG Thick Plated (3 mils) on Solid Stainless Steel 220
BRACELET: Leather Strap with insignia buckle
FRONT GLASS: Synthetic Sapphire Crystal
BACK GLASS: Synthetic Sapphire Crystal Display Case Back with decoration on Rotor
BEZEL:
HACK MOVEMENT:
CLASP TYPE: Normal Buckle
DATE INDICATOR:
GMT HAND:
OTHER REMARKS:
Water Resistant
10:00 Indicator is Power Reserve
6:00 - Skeletonal Faux Tourbillon Dial
2:00 subdial - 24 Hours indicator
12:00 Protruding Subdial - Minutes

MOVEMENT: Asia Auto 21J Power Reserve (Functional) CASE DIAMETER: 43mm THICKNESS: 12mm DIAL COLOR: White Dial CASE MATERIAL: 18K RG Thick Plated (3 mils) on Solid Stainless Steel 220 BRACELET: Leather Strap with insignia buckle FRONT GLASS: Synthetic Sapphire Crystal BACK GLASS: Synthetic Sapphire Crystal Display Case Back with decoration on Rotor BEZEL: HACK MOVEMENT: CLASP TYPE: Normal Buckle DATE INDICATOR: GMT HAND: OTHER REMARKS: Water Resistant 10:00 Indicator is Power Reserve 6:00 - Skeletonal Faux Tourbillon Dial 2:00 subdial - 24 Hours indicator 12:00 Protruding Subdial - Minutes

MOVEMENT: Asia Manual Hand Wind 17J CASE DIAMETER: 43mm THICKNESS: 11mm DIAL COLOR: White Dial with Numerals CASE MATERIAL: Solid Stainless Steel 220 BRACELET: Leather Strap with insignia buckle FRONT GLASS: Synthetic Sapphire Crystal BACK GLASS: Synthetic Sapphire Crystal Display Case Back with decoration on Rotor BEZEL: HACK MOVEMENT: CLASP TYPE: Normal Buckle DATE INDICATOR: GMT HAND: OTHER REMARKS: Water Resistant

MOVEMENT: Asia Manual Hand Wind 17J CASE DIAMETER: 43mm THICKNESS: 11mm DIAL COLOR: Black Dial with Numerals CASE MATERIAL: 18K RG Thick Plated (3 mils) on Solid Stainless Steel 220 BRACELET: Leather Strap with insignia buckle FRONT GLASS: Synthetic Sapphire Crystal BACK GLASS: Synthetic Sapphire Crystal Display Case Back with decoration on Rotor BEZEL: HACK MOVEMENT: CLASP TYPE: Normal Buckle DATE INDICATOR: GMT HAND: OTHER REMARKS: Water Resistant

Just in time for Baselworld 2009, Glashütte Original presents the next model in its successful line of pilot’s watches: the Senator Navigator Perpetual Calendar.

This high-flying timepiece soars with a robust 44mm stainless steel case in typical pilot’s watch look, sporting a traditional matt black dial with large Arabic numerals and line markers for the minute and second displays as well as blued hour and minute hands.

The added perpetual calendar functions have been seamlessly integrated into the dynamic design of this efficient timepiece. The disks for both day and month and the typical Glashütte panorama date are displayed in white on a black background resulting in a visually clear and balanced dial. Nothing gets in the way of the dial’s legibility at night either; the hour numerals, and the blued hour, minute, and second hands are inlaid with the luminescent material SuperLumiNova.

The Double G logo guarantees a counterbalance on the tip of the second hand. In order to do justice to the dynamic character of the timepiece, designers at Glashütte Original decided to create a leap year display using a hand at 12 o’clock: when it points to the red L, it is currently a leap year. In addition to a perfectly legible dial, rate precision is vital in a pilot’s watch. Inside the Senator Navigator Perpetual Calendar, automatic manufacture Caliber 100-07 guarantees this precision.

Automatic manufacture Caliber 100-07 commands a power reserve of more than 55 hours (+/- 10%) and sports a reset mechanism that allows for easy synchronization of the second hand with a time standard. Unlike other reset mechanisms, the second hand here is neither connected to the winding stem nor the crown. As a result, when the crown is pulled out the balance remains in oscillation and the movement continues to run, significantly reducing material stress. The reset mechanism is activated by pressing a separate button on the side of the case at 8 o’clock.

A soft, used-look calfskin strap with stainless steel buckle provides the perfect finish to the pilot look of the Senator Navigator Perpetual Calendar.

For Glashutte Company everything started in 1845 with the unification of several famous watchmakers. They were united by Ferdinand Adolph Lange who founded his first watch manufactory. This is considered to be the very beginning of Glashutte’s history. Glashutte had its ups and downs for more than a century and a half of the development.

The history of Glashutte is rich with events. Nevertheless, there is always one unchangeable thing: passion for traditional horology going arm in arm with the innovations. Glashutte has always been oriented for production of precise mechanical timepieces, being the symbol of authentic watchmaking.

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Glashutte replica preserves all the original design details and functional characteristics. Magnificent appearance of the Glashutte Panolunar replica watch is the first thing that you catch sight of. The timepiece is distinguished not just by its design, which is, of course, primary, yet by its precision and reliability.

There are several reasons justifying this fact. One of them is that the case of the Glashutte PanoMatic Lunar replica is made of Swiss steel. The Glashutte replica features mineral crystal glass. This sort of glass is more scratch resistant than the ordinary one. Our replica is also powered by the Japanese automatic movement which serves as a guarantee of its accuracy.

Elegance is a source of luxury

Speaking about the design of the watch, it should be mentioned that round shapes of the watch cases are very characteristic for Glashutte. This Glashutte replica watch isn’t an exception either. Simple, easy-to-read style of the dial is coupled with the clear lines of the case. Polished steel of the case makes a perfect framing for the light grey matt watch dial. Off-centre position of the hour and minute display is an unordinary design solution. The smaller seconds subdial is placed at six o’clock position.

Big rectangular date display with black numerals, detailed moon phase indicator and blued hands are in perfect contrast with lighter background.

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On May 22, 2008, the German Watch Museum Glashütte will open its doors and present itself to an international public. In accordance with its motto The Fascination of Time – Bringing Time to Life», the Watch Museum illuminates not only the fine art of watchmaking itself, but also enables an emotional and philosophical access to the phenomenon of time.

Consistent with the goals of the Foundation German Watch Museum Glashütte - Nicolas G. Hayek, Glashütte Original has developed an exhibition journey which conveys the rich and diversified history of Glashütte as well as aspects relating to the sensation of time and its measurement. The project was made possible by the benevolent support of Swatch Group and the town of Glashütte.

More than 400 unique exhibits are presented on two floors with an exhibition space of 1000 m². These can also be experienced with the help of multimedia: Glashütte pocket watches, wristwatches and pendulum clocks from different periods, marine chronometers and escapement models, historical certificates and patents, tools and workbenches as well as astronomical models and metronomes are all displayed in an artful fashion. Thematically, the exhibition is composed of a row of historical rooms and time rooms, framed by a prologue and an epilogue.

The historical rooms set up the chronological context of the watch town and present, at the outset, the celebrities and the founding fathers: Ferdinand Adolph Lange, Julius Assmann, Adolf Schneider and Moritz Grossmann, who made Glashütte an important centre of fine German watchmaking and watchmaker training. Throughout the exhibition, other crucial periods are presented such as the founding years, the First and Second World Wars, the era of disassembly and expropriation as well as the German reunification and the new beginnings.

The time rooms interrupt the chronological progression of the Glashütte watch history and carry the visitors away into the microcosm of a mechanical clock for example. This way the visitors can experience for themselves the precision and the interplay of hundreds of individual parts. They can also make independent discoveries in the multimedia time room which proposes an interactive glossary of chronometry.

As a modern and experience-oriented time world, the museum is designed not only to appeal to watch enthusiasts but also to laymen, families and young people in order to pass on to the next generation the fascination of the art of watchmaking and the knowledge of chronometry.

With the opening of the German Watch Museum Glashütte, a unique place that guards the rich cultural heritage of the town will be established in the fully renovated building of the former German School of Watchmaking. After the inauguration ceremony on May 22, the museum will be open to the public as of May 23.

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Glashutte watches have been enjoying recognition and great popularity with watch collectors for more than 160 years. What makes these timepieces so appreciated? These are experience and knowledge that have been accumulated by many generations of talented watch makers and embodied in the excellent chronographs.
Glashutte is a watch manufacturer with long and successful history that started about 163 years ago in Saxony region in Germany.

The company was founded by Ferdinand Adolph Lange in 1845. In this year Lange got a state loan and decided to establish the first Glashutte watch manufacture. Lange got significant support from some watchmakers who joined the company to become founding fathers of the Glashutte precision pocket watch that enjoyed great popularity with watch connoisseurs in all over the world.

In 1975 Moritz Grossman, one of the watchmakers who joined Glashutte formed Deutsche Uhrmacherschule - The German Watchmaking School. Step by step Glashutte became the center of German watch manufacturing that was famous for its accurate, complicated and beautifully designed watches. Watch manufacture in Saxonia developed dynamically and successfully up to the World War II when watch making industry as well as many other spheres of life was in deep crisis.

In 1951 Glashutte was stifled by the East German government that merged several watch brands in the Saxony region in one company.

Only in 1994 after German reunification Glashutty managed to reestablish itself. Two years later Glashutte unveiled its first watches that immediately gained incredible popularity with collectors and ordinary buyers from all over the world due to the company’s excellent craftsmanship and elegant designs.

In 2000 Glashutte was purchased by The Swatch Group that vowed to continue the company’s traditions. The promise was fulfilled.

Today Glashutte is famous as manufacturer of modern luxurious mechanical timepieces with exclusive movements. These models are a vivid demonstration of typical nice characteristics of German watches: accuracy, reliability and elegancy of the design. Timepieces by Glashutte are popular with watch collectors and everyone who appreciates best quality from all over the world.
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If one compares the pictures of Glashuette Original movements in older catalogues with those printed in the recent ones, the different movement designations are immediately evident: The older watches are equipped with the movement cal. 10-30, whereas the newer ones have the cal. 39. However, aside from the drastically improved optical finish, the two movements seem to be the same: the same wheels and the same screws seem to be located in the same places on both movements. So where are the differences that justify that new designation, or is this just a try to cheat, to pretend a new movement where there is none?

Let’s have a look at the history of these two movements: When the communist German Democratic Republic found its end as a souvereign state, the state-owned  Glashuetter Uhrenbetrieb  was busy developing a new selfwinding movement. Solid it should be, and efficient.

Before the works could be finished, the company was sold to the French movement manufacturer France Ebauches SA. This company tried to save itself from bankruptcy by means of German know-how and the cheap labour in Eastern Germany. The new selfwinding movement should compete with the Swiss movements produced by ETA, and was therefore developed specifically with a high momentum and maximum universality in mind. Before the short-time owner of the Glashuette watch manufactory had to develop a new movement, they found already a good movement in Glashuette: In 1978, the V.E.B. (”Volkseigener Betrieb” = People’s owned company) Glashuetter Uhrenbetriebe (GUB) brought out their last completely new construction, the cal. 11-26, dubbed Spezichron.

This Spezichron was modernized in several steps under control of first the France Ebauches, then the Treuhand-Anstalt, and finally of Heinz W. Pfeifer, until it found its way as cal. 10-30 into the new watches of Glashuette Original. Under control of the Treuhandanstalt, which, from 1990 to 1994, took over the former East German state-owned companies and sought to bring them into the private sector, the movement cal. 10-30 was completed and used in a new and very cheap line of watches after 1993.

This movement was the successor of the popular “Spezimatic”, which was produced from 1964 until 1980. Compared to the Spezimatic, the new Spezichron was smaller and faster: 28,800 A/h, while the Spezimatic only had 18,000. With that movement, the East German GUB could compete with the common movements of Swiss origins. The Spezichron was solid and accurate. Additionally, a version with weekday display was made; it was designated cal. 11-27.

A year later, in 1994, the company was bought by Heinz W. Pfeifer, and immediately the cal. 10-30 was thoroughly revised in order to equip high-class watches. More than 60 changes were made, until the movement, which internally was designated cal. 10-30/2, was used for the then new 揔lassik -line. However, the movement抯 potential for refinement was exhausted. It was used in all self-winding Glashuette Original watches, including the chronographs, which added a chrono module to the base movement.

Yet there were plans for more complications, which could not be based on the trusted 10-30 movement; a new development was necessary. However, it was neither economically feasible nor desirable to have completely new cases and dials produced for the new base movement. Therefore, the starting point of the effort was the condition, that the new movement had the same dimensions, as well as the location of important parts, such as the winding stem, must be the same as in the old 10-30. Additionally, the planned new complication modules should have enough space on the movement抯 front.

All elements of the 10-30 movement, which were tried and reliable, were taken over into the new construction, above all the complete

escapement was transferred. Even these parts were refined, however, with the addition of a swan neck adjustement, for example. The result of the development was the new cal. 39 movement, which from the outside, looked like the old 10-30. Yet of the originally 130 parts, only 17 remained unchanged. The new movement had more jewels, a better adjustment, and, above all, a better ability to wear additional complication modules.

With the 10-30, every module had to be autonomous; that means, that each module had to consist of an upper an a lower baseplate, so that the final movement had four plate layers. The new cal. 39 movement was constructed in a way that its upper baseplate could serve as the lower base of the module, resulting in a andwich  of only three plate layers. This saves space which can be used for more complicated modules.

Finally, the optical qualities of the new movement were drastically improved: skeletonized rotor, finely grinded wheels, angled plates and teeth, the decoration work entirely done by hand. In spite of the still solid base of a movement designed to compete with the ETA-workhorses, the Glashuette Original cal. 39 without doubt is one of the finest selfwinding movements on the market.

The cal. 26 movement found in the watches of UNION/Glashuette, is based on that cal. 39 movement, but is changed in two essential ways: It consists of 12 parts less than its GO counterpart (mainly in the fine adjustement area), and its decoration is mostly machine-made. This saves a lot of money and enables UNION, to offer fine inhouse movements in well-made, competitively priced watches.