The Glashutte Original Sport Evolution Perpetual Calendar watch is characterized by high level of technical complexity. The timepiece has incorporated a Glashutte Original self-winding mechanism. It features a complex calendar displaying day, date, month, moon-phases and leap year, with automatic adjustment for the months' lengths.
The rotating bezel of the Glashutte Original watch offers a smart world time arrangement, so that the active traveler is able to keep track of time anywhere in the world.
The case is crafted from finely brushed stainless steel, with elegant polished contrasts on various elements. The bezel is knurled along its edge, offering an assured grip for easy rotation.
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The Glashutte Original Senator Meissen watch boast a remarkable history, with origins traced back to the towns of Meissen and Glashutte, located in Saxony, Germany, with the word 'manufactory' having a special meaning.
The Glashutte Original watch manufactory sources porcelain dials for its Senator Meissen watch from the state-owned Meissen Porcelain Manufactory, the company producing porcelain products since 1710 and exporting them all over the world.
Porcelain pieces, ornamental and functional, are handmade and feature the prominent Crossed Swords emblem. As though demonstrating its illustrious roots, the dial of the Glashutte Original Senator Meissen also reveals this famed logo.
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The Glashutte Original NightShade Tourbillon is the first tourbillon model to enter the brand's luxurious Star Collection.
The watch's case is crafted from 18K white gold. The magnificent bezel is set with 44 baguette diamonds, while the faceted white gold crown radiates with a single diamond. The black dial reveals a one-of-a-kind design set with 107 round brilliant diamonds, forming a gleaming star, radiating outward from the panorama date display. An additional 15 diamonds have substituted the hour markers on the off-centered time display, and beneath it you will notice the flying tourbillon, designed to reflect the principles of celebrated Glashutte watchmaker, Alfred Helwig.
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The watch models created by Glashutte craftsmen have become very decent rivals for their Swiss "colleagues".Nowadays the Lange and Sohne watch manufacture is one of the most famous in the world.
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Thanks to their brilliant constructional ideas, the Court Watchmakers and Principals of the Mathematisch-Physikalischen Salon, with prestigious names such as Seyffert, Schumann and Gutkaes, became the protagonists of a success story that culminated in the establishment of the watchmaking industry in Glashutte in 1845 by the Dresdner Ferdinand Adolph Lange. Since the spring of 2007 the Mathematisch-Physikalische Salon has been closed for extensive renovation work.
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The products from the small town in this remote valley in the eastern Erzgebirge, a good 30 kilometres from the gates of the capital of Saxony, Dresden, are the result of adherence to a cult of quality, aesthetics and precision driven to the extreme and are in the tradition of the renowned Glashutte pocket watchmakers. The history of Glashьtte watches began in 1845, when Ferdinand Adolph Lange, with state funding, established a teaching workshop for watchmakers to open up new employment possibilities for the largely unemployed young men of the town.
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