Glashutte Original was introduced in 1845. It was the year when the first watchmakers were settled in Glashutte. Soon, they realized that their dream was an independent industry of Saxon Watchmaking. Today, the brand carried its vision into modern times. Since 1988, the fine adjustment of swan-neck has been used. This efficient and elegant instrument is used to regulate the watch rate and a typical Glashutte feature. When it comes to convenience to the traveler or a cosmopolite, Glashutte Original stood ahead. The watchmakers take their brand to the next level with Senator Cosmopolite. Introduced in 2015 in white and red versions, this travel watch is known for its exceptional design and functions. Undoubtedly Glashutte Original is among the best within the Swatch Group. Some of the popular Glashutte Original Watches are Glashutte Original Panomaticlunar, Glashutte Original sixties, Glashutte Original Senator Excellence, and Glashutte Original Panoreserve. All these watches are one more their kind and therefore, adored by different people at the same time. Let's talk about these watches in detail.
Originally presented in the 2000s, the updated model came into being in 2015. Since then, it is presented together with its hand-wound sister- the PanoReserve. The clear graphics and elegant aesthetics make this watch stands apart. This unique German and quintessentially Saxon has an impression of mechanical integrity. The watch looks balanced and crafted with precise precision. The moon face indication in the watch seems like a touch of poetry. The dial of Glashutte Original Panomaticlunar stands out with its galvanic finish, decentralized layout, and clear graphics. From warm yellow shade to cold blue tones, it catches the light and reflects in several shades. One of the main attractions of this timepiece is its deconstructed layout which recognizes as Saxon. It has two swan necks and it operates at 28,000 vibrations per hour. Overall the watch is pretty decent. Other than sharp, functional and elegant, it provides the undeniable Saxon charm along with a lot of mechanical pressure.