Glashutte Original Caliber 37-02 is an integrated chronograph movement with automatic winding, a 70-hour power reserve from a single spring barrel, and a simplified column-wheel mechanism. It has a bidirectional rotor and four gold screws on the balance rim for regulation; the absence of a regulator on the spring allows the movement to run continuously for a longer period of time, thus increasing its precision. (Another version of the movement, called Caliber 37-01, is used in another new Glashütte Original watch, the Senator Chronograph Panorama Date.)
The movement beats at a frequency of 4 Hz, and its full range of functions include a central stop seconds hand, 30-minute and 12-hour counters, a flyback mechanism, small seconds, a power reserve indicator, and the brand’s trademark Panorama Date display. The small seconds display shares its subdial at 9 o’clock with a black-and-white power reserve indicator, while the 30-minute chronograph counter occupies the position at 3 o’clock. The 12-hour counter, with Arabic numerals 1 through 12 on a rotating disk, is in a semi-circular window beneath the 12 o’clock position; directly below it at 6 o’clock is the big date window. The dial’s hour and minute hands and indices are in white gold; the hands have a coating of Super-LumiNova.
The Glashutte Original Seventies case, with its soft-cornered, square bezel reminiscent of the 1970s watches that inspired this model, is in brushed stainless steel and measures 40 x 40 mm. The pusher at the upper right side of the case activates the chronograph start and stop while the one at the lower right controls the flyback. Sapphire crystals with double-sided nonreflective treatment cover both the front and back of the watch. The latter offers a view of Caliber 37-02 and its distinctive features and finishes: the rotor and chronograph bridges mounted on the typical Glashütte three-quarters plate, the “Glashütte wave” finish on the automatic bridge, blued screws, and the skeletonized 21k gold rotor with the brand’s double-G logo.
There are three versions of the Glashütte Original Seventies Chronograph Panorama Date, with dials in galvanized ruthenium, silver, and blue, all with sunburst finished surfaces. Each is available on a complementary alligator leather strap (gray for ruthenium dial, black for silver, blue for blue); all three may also be fitted with a black rubber strap or a stainless steel link bracelet. Prices range from $14,900 (for rubber or leather strap) to $16,400 (for bracelet).
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halo Iam idris dawood from; pakistan/karachi; this is a absulety out class andbutifui wat’s luck, one of excelent timepice
hi from Sydney Australia George needs to know why revue Thommen wathes don’t appear in this year’s basel watch expo I like the new omega speed master thanks again George
This is an absolutely elegant piece. I like the blue face, the off square shape, and the larger than normal date numerals will appeal to people like me who wear reading glasses.
When I have a spare $15k, I’ll invest in one.
hehe too funny: “spare $15K” and “invest”. How much do you think your $15k will be worth in 10 years owning this watch?
let’s say you won’t have lost anything.