Glashutte Original - 2-39-47-13-12-04

Seventies Panorama Date Blue / Alligator / Folding

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Description

In 2014, Glashutte Original introduced the new Seventies Chronograph Panorama Date, the most recent addition to its popular 20th Century Vintage Collection, featuring an entirely new chronograph movement designed and built in the German watchmaker's manufactory in Glashutte.

Glashutte Original created the Seventies Panorama Date with the 1970s in mind, an era of exciting new shapes and developments in design.

The Seventies Chronograph Panorama Date renews the spirit of the collection, presenting essential, elegant dial visuals: the small seconds dial with black and white power reserve indicator appears at 9 o'clock, the 30 minute counter at 3 o'clock.

A somewhat smaller, very stylish hour counter shows Arabic numerals from 1 to 12 in a window centred just below 12 o'clock, harmoniously counter-balanced on the lower half of the dial by the Saxon watchmaker's signature Panorama Date display.

The indexes are in white gold, the hour and minute hands in white gold with Super-LumiNova highlights for improved legibility.

The dials are framed by a polished, soft-cornered square bezel and satin brushed case in stainless steel that underscores the distinctive, vintage Seventies look and feel.

Ref. 2-39-47-13-12-04 has a stainless steel case, blue dial and an alligator strap with folding clasp.
Ref. 2-39-47-13-12-50 has a stainless steel case, blue dial and an alligator strap with shorter folding clasp.
Ref. 2-39-47-13-12-06 has a stainless steel case, blue dial and a rubber strap with folding clasp.
Ref. 2-39-47-13-12-53 has a stainless steel case, blue dial and a rubber strap with shorter folding clasp.
Ref. 2-39-47-13-12-14 has a stainless steel case, blue dial and a stainless steel bracelet.

Movement

Based on the caliber 39 base, caliber 39-47 features a big date window and an 21-carat gold oscillating weight; Glashutte three-quarter plate with stripe finish, swan-neck fine adjustment, skeletonized rotor with stripe finish and double-G logo, bevelled edges, polished steel part

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