Glashütte Original Introduces 1970s-Inspired Watch Collection
The German luxury brand combines modern watchmaking techniques with retro flair in its latest product line, featuring a sculptural case and dial finished with a hexagrid pattern.
Glashütte Original is revisiting the design aesthetic of the 1970s in its latest product line, which combines modern watchmaking techniques with retro flair.
The German brand has been perfecting its craft since 1845, when it was founded in the eponymous town. Its rich history and expertise are evident in every detail of its timepieces.
Each watch in the collection features a sculptural case made from stainless steel, with softly rounded edges that evoke the era's penchant for curvaceous design. The dial is finished with a fine hexagrid pattern that adds texture and visual interest.
The Manufacture Calibre 36 powers each watch, delivering a power reserve of up to 100 hours and featuring a silicon balance spring to protect against magnetic fields and temperature fluctuations.
The Vinyl Record watch from Glashütte Original features a dial that closely resembles the textured surface of an LP record, instantly evoking memories of record players. The glossy disc effect is achieved through a precise finish that gives the timepiece a unique aesthetic. This attention to detail extends to other elements of the design, creating a cohesive look that's unmistakably inspired by the music of the past.
The watch's dial features white-gold hands and indexes, providing excellent legibility and adding a touch of sophistication to its retro-inspired design. The Calibre 36-10 automatic movement is housed within, finished in black rhodium plating to complement the dial's metallic sheen.
While sharing the same technical specifications as other models featuring the Calibre 36-10, this watch has a distinct visual identity that sets it apart from its peers. Its monochromatic color scheme ensures effortless pairing with any wardrobe, making it suitable for both formal and casual occasions.
Whether paired with a black suit and white shirt for an evening out or dark denim, a leather jacket, and a simple T-shirt on the weekend, the Vinyl Record watch is sure to turn heads. The included stainless-steel bracelet adds a sharp, polished touch, while the optional black rubber strap offers a more relaxed take on the design.
The design of Glashütte Original's Stereo Panel watch is reminiscent of 1970s fashion, with a silver-toned dial and black-coated gold hands adding a touch of sophistication to the timepiece.
A key feature of the watch is its hexagrid surface, which gives it a unique visual identity. The monochromatic color palette keeps the design clean and uncluttered, while the texture of the dial adds visual interest when viewed up close.
The automatic Calibre 36-11 movement provides a 100-hour power reserve, consistent with the rest of the collection's specifications. This ensures that the watch remains accurate for an extended period without needing to be wound or changed.
A key aspect of the Stereo Panel's versatility is its ability to complement a wide range of outfits, from formal wear to more casual attire.
A distinctive feature of this timepiece is its bold red-gold accents, which create a striking visual effect against the stainless-steel case's sleek finish.
The watch's movement, an automatic Calibre 36-11, can be admired through the transparent sapphire crystal case back, showcasing its intricate details and craftsmanship.
This versatile watch can be paired with a variety of outfits, from earthy tones and tactile fabrics for both men and women to more formal or casual attire, allowing it to seamlessly integrate into existing wardrobe staples.
Facts based on reporting originally published by Harper's Bazaar.
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