Glashutte Original Panomaticinverse

Dresden has many landmarks whose fame extends well beyond the borders of the country. Less well known is the city’s significance for the watchmaking town of Glashutte: the decisive impulse to establish the art of watchmaking in the Ore Mountains originated in the Saxon capital in the 19th century. Today Glashutte Original pays tribute to the historical importance and forward-looking character of Dresden with a hand-engraved special edition that celebrates tradition and modernity.
Functions
Hour and minute
Small second
Panorama Date
25 pieces
Limitations
Platinum
Case material
5 bar
Waterproof
42.00 mm
Case diameter
12.30 mm
Case height
Features
Skeletonized rotor with stylized lantern
Clear sapphire crystal
Fine matt lasered ring
Roman numerals printed and raised, glossy anthracite
Logo and minute ring printed, glossy anthracite
White Panorama Date on grey background
Glashutte Original manufactory movement
Movement
Automatic movement
Movement type
45 h
Power reserve
28.800 vph, equivalent to 4 Hz
Frequency
Remarks
Glashutte three-quarter plate
Plates and bridges hand-engraved & rhodium-plated
Dresden landmarks on front and back of movement
Skeletonized rotor with stylized lantern (Church of our Lady Dresden)
Balance bridge hand-engraved
Duplex swan-neck fine adjustment
Bevelled/polished edges
Polished steel parts
Blued screws
Louisiana Alligator leather strap
Material
Blue
Colour
21 mm
End link width
75 x 115 mm
Dimensions
Architectural artwork in platinum
Limited to 25 pieces, the new PanoMaticInverse comes in a 42 mm diameter platinum case and is an architectural work of art in its own right. Its design is based on an unusual interpretation of traditional mechanics: By mounting various components inversely, the movement showcases its inner beauty on the dial side. Furthermore, our engravers have immortalised typical views of Dresden by hand on its frame parts.
Hand-engraved famous sights
The roof of the Academy of Fine Arts is memorialized on the front, next to the unmistakable “lantern” atop the Frauenkirche dome. Its form is taken up on the back of the watch by a skeletonised rotor that turns above an idyllic view of the Elbe river promenade. With every glance this scene reveals new, lovingly drawn details. The balance bridge is adorned with baroque ornaments, and in the sky over the rooftops of the city one sees not just birds and clouds but a small hot air balloon as well.
The heartbeat of the metropolis
The movement of the new PanoMaticInverse Limited Edition beats just as tirelessly as the heart of the Saxon metropolis. The automatic Calibre 91-03 presents an off-centre display with hour, minute and small second, flanked by the classic Panorama Date. The balance oscillates at a frequency of 28,800 A/h and is carefully regulated using a duplex swan-neck fine adjustment. This exceptional timepiece is rounded off by a blue Louisiana alligator leather strap with a platinum folding clasp.