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The house of Glashutte Original has proudly released its new Seventies Panorama date watch, inspired by the 1970s, the TV screen in particular. The model will be officially unveiled within the framework of the forthcoming Baselworld 2011 trade show.The new Glashutte Original watch has adopted a cushion-shaped stainless steel case, which measures 40 mm in diameter. It boasts top and bottom sapphire crystals. The case is equipped with a protected winding crown, conventionally located at 3 o�clock. The case is complimented by a perfectly balanced dial, performed in matt silver, galvanized ruthenium or blue. The display of the new Seventies Panorama date watch comprises applied hour-markers as well as hour, minute and seconds hands turning over them.All the elements are crafted from white or rose gold and treated with a luminous coating. The dial also offers a date indication, arranged in the aperture at 6 o�clock.The functions are driven by an automatic Glashutte Original 39-47 movement. 30,95 mm in diameter, it incorporates a skeletonized rotor and a swan�s neck regulator. The mechanism beats to the rhythm of 28, 800 vibrations per hour and offers a 40-hour power reserve. The caliber is also endowed with the Incabloc shock protection system.The new Glashutte Original watch is accompanied by a stainless steel bracelet with satin-finished and polished links.Discover a great selection of Glashutte Original watches:

Created in 1845 by Ferdinand Adolph Lange in a small town of Germany, near Dresden, A. Lange & Sohne (A Lange & Sons) faced a catastrophic downfall in 1948 when its owners have been expropriated by the Soviet administration, nevertheless after the fall of the Iron Curtain, the watch-*** brand came back to life, and soon became the pinnacle of today's German finest watch-*** industry, earning thus, a well established place among the world's prestigious watch-*** powerhouses, due to its commitment to creating impeccable timepieces of timeless beauty and mechanical perfection.Their new model, the A. Lange & Sohne Richard Lange “Pour le Merite” perfectly reflects the brand's extraordinary tradition and commitment to creating amazing wristwatches which embody the watchmaker's ideal of timeless beauty and elegance harmoniously combined with rare technical sophistication.Defined by timeless classical refinement, the model features a robust round case, measuring 40.5 mm in diameter, manufactured either from rose gold or platinum, which elegantly combines with the white dial fitted with Roman numeral hour markers and, delicate blued steel hour and minutes hands.At the core of this stylish timepiece beats a manufacture Lange L044.1 caliber, a fascinating masterpiece of engineering compound of 279 hand-finished pieces, equipped with the A. Lange & Sohne's emblematic fusee and chain energy transmission system, a technological innovation which requires an amazing assembling precision an hours of meticulous work. The highly sophisticated mechanism oscillates at a frequency of 21,600 beats an hour and ensures a 36-hours power reserve. The German traditional sober elegance is furthermore reflected by the amazing architecture of the movement, which feature bridges manufactured from untreated German silver and furthermore embellished with Glashutte ribbing pattern, also we must mention the hand-engraved balance-cock, escape and wheel bridges, as well as the fired-blued screws and the two jewels from a total of 33 set in gold. The aesthetical purity of this model s furthermore carried into the clean elegance of the dial manufactured in enamel technique and fitted with three-tiered motif. Furthermore, the watch is secured to the wrist with a stylish brown crocodile leather strap, and it is available in a limited edition of 200 rose gold watches, and only 50 platinum timepieces. A. Lange Sohne Richard Lange “Pour le Merite” Watch Pictures Gallery A. Lange Sohne Richard Lange, 8.5 out of 10 based on 4 ratings