Making a Case for Perfection
Our latest limited edition is based on the Moritz Grossman Benu — a model first launched in 2010, and one which upholds the values of classical watchmaking. Not only is the silhouette flawlessly smooth, but the overall case width of 37mm is perfect for modern sensibilities.
A Special Dial
The dial on this watch is made from solid Sterling silver by Kari Voutilainen’s dial factory, Comblémine, which boasts one of the most comprehensive collections of vintage rose engine machines in the world. With its complex array of guilloché techniques, it is clear that these machines have been put to great use.
German Know-How
Powered by the manual-winding caliber 102.1, this watch exemplifies everything that makes German watchmaking so special. The strong three-fifths plate is traditionally German, as is the hand-engraved escape wheel and balance cock with heat-purpled screws.
A Flash of Color
Heat-treated hands and other steel components are a fairly common sight in the world of fine watches, but Moritz Grossman has taken it a little further, by moving beyond blue into the realm of vivid purple. It is a bold choice that is subtly echoed in the stitching of the Himalayan alligator strap by Delugs.