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Handcrafted anthracite Dial That Embodies German Watchmaking Professionalism
German brand Moritz Grossmann is known for its classic designs. Founded in 2008, the company has successfully revived the tradition of German watchmaking with a modern twist. The brand has launched several collections, including the Tefnut. One of its most notable releases is the “Tefnut Silver Plated by Friction” watch, which was offered in various case materials. Now, the brand is launching a new edition of the Benu collection: the “37 Arabic Vintage Watch.”
The case of this new watch comes in a sleek brushed stainless steel design, featuring a diameter of 37 mm and a height of 9.2 mm. Its satin-finished surface enhances its elegant appearance, while the three-part construction ensures durability. Both the front and back are protected by sapphire crystals, and the brand’s classic conical crown adds a refined touch to the overall design.
The dial of the 37 Arabic Vintage features a grey (anthracite) color, crafted from untreated German silver and showcasing a velvety matte finish that shimmers with varying shades of grey. The dial serves as an elegant backdrop, displaying applied numerals and a train track running along the rim for easy reading of the minutes, along with the Grossmann logo, which enhances its prominence. The polished steel hands, expertly handcrafted, with a small seconds display at 6 o’clock in a subdial that echoes the shape of the main dial with its train track, inviting admiration for its meticulous artistry.
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The watch is powered by the exquisite in-house calibre 102.1, a manual-winding movement featuring 188 meticulously crafted parts. Designed with a pillar construction and a plate made from untreated German silver. It operates with a lever escapement and is equipped with a shock-resistant Grossmann balance, complete with four inertia screws and two poising screws, ensuring precision at a frequency of 21,600 vph (3Hz). With a power reserve of 48 hours when fully wound, showcasing beautiful traditional decorations, including large ribbings and a hand-engraved balance cock under the sapphire caseback.
It comes with a hand-stitched kudu strap and a stainless steel pin buckle, priced at EUR 39,700, which is equivalent to AED 158,800.
For more information you can visit Moritz Grossmann’s official website.
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