A sporty chronograph with vintage character
Glashütte Original presents the new Seventies Chronograph Panoramadatum in 2014, the latest addition to the successful collection "Vintage of the 20th Century". The striking model features a completely new chronograph movement designed and built in the manufactory. The Seventies Chronograph Panoramadatum will be presented at this year's Baselworld in three different dial versions in galvanized ruthenium, silver and blue. All three timepieces are characterized by their streamlined steel casing with soft curves, which reflects the spirit of the seventies in an individual way. The stylish timepiece is completed by a series of steel, leather and rubber bracelets.
The striking look of the seventies
Inspired by the 1970s, Glashütte Original created the Seventies Panoramadatum; A decade which has left its mark on all areas of life and has left its mark on design, architecture and fashion.
The Seventies Chronograph Panoramadatum enriches this fascinating collection and presents itself with an elegant-sporty dial design. The innovative 12-hour counter is positioned at 12 o'clock, while the Glashütte original typical panoramic date is located centrally in the lower part of the dial. The display of the small second also includes the gear reserve display and is positioned at 9 o'clock, while the 30-minute counter is located at 3 o'clock against the small second.
The sporty timepiece is available in three dial versions, which show understatement and stylish elegance: in galvanized ruthenium, galvanized silver and strong blue.
The dial of all three variants is decorated with a sunburst. The indices are made of white gold, as are the hour and minute hands designed with Super-LumiNova to ensure readability even in the dark.
Exquisite finishing
A special sapphire glass back gives the wearer a glimpse into the new caliber 37-02, which is finished according to the requirements of Glashütte Original.
Typical features of Glashütte watchmaking, such as glued edges, polished steel parts, blued screws and the Glashütter three-quarter plate with stripes are found here as well as a skeletal rotor with a 21-carat gold flywheel and a characteristic double-G logo.
Typical features of Glashütte watchmaking, such as glued edges, polished steel parts, blued screws and the Glashütter three-quarter plate with stripes are found here as well as a skeletal rotor with a 21-carat gold flywheel and a characteristic double-G logo.
The Seventies Chronograph Panoramadatum is available in a variety of different
variations: elegant Louisiana Alligator leather bracelets in blue, gray and black complement the models with blue, ruthenium and silver dials. In addition, a functional rubber bracelet and a sporty metal bracelet provide additional possibilities for combination.
variations: elegant Louisiana Alligator leather bracelets in blue, gray and black complement the models with blue, ruthenium and silver dials. In addition, a functional rubber bracelet and a sporty metal bracelet provide additional possibilities for combination.
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