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RAL 7032, Spiegelgasse gray: the design department of the watch manufactory Nomos Glash��tte recently latched onto this shade, because this shade of gray is the color of the window shutters and frames, the tables, benches, and walls in the label's new flagship store in Zurich. "If we're going to do it, let's go whole hog," thought the designers, and fabricated the special model to match: the flagship watch. The Z��rich watch, one of the last designs of the famous Zurich designer Hannes Wettstein, has been created in an edition of only 13 pieces (13 is the street number of the shop on Zurich's Spiegelgasse) with a dial in the color numbered RAL 7032, better known as pebble gray. "Z��rich Sondermodell f��r Z��ri" (Z��rich special model for the city of Zurich) is emblazoned on the back. MSRP is 3,440 Swiss Francs. The boutique is located at: Spiegelgasse 13 (Niederdorf) 8001 Z��rich Telephone: +011-410-44-400-1417 Email: [email protected] Opening times: Mondays to Fridays 10 a.m. to 6.30 p.m., Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and by appointment.

I think I found my new grail watch. Well, achievable Grail at least��One of the most beautiful, yet understated dress watches I have ever seen, with a very unique complication that sets it aside from the other watches out there. The Senator Diary has an alarm that can be set to go off any time in the next 30 days ahead! The alarm allows you to specify a date for it to go off as well in addition to the time. The exhibition case back of the Senator Diary is also very nice looking, as most Glashutte Original watches are.This beauty features GO's in-house manufacture Calibre 100-13 and totals 600 components! And of course also features GO's signature 3/4 plates. Case measures a healthy 42mm in diameter.Available in stainless steel with black dial for $18,100 and in rose gold with silver dial for $29,400. The Rose gold version is my grail! Hell, a lot of the higher end Glashutte Originals end up feeling like Grail watches to me. I just really like their stuff!