In addition to the eye-catching color, the beautifully carved guilloche is also characteristic. These two are combined to create a mechanism that shines like the sunlight reflected on the surface of the water, depending on the angle at which the light hits it.
Guilloche carving is a classical decorative technique that was passed down mainly by the aristocracy from the 16th to the 18th century, and today there are very few craftsmen who have mastered this technique.
In addition, the movement is equipped with the in-house caliber 100.3, which has a jumping date function. Accurate timekeeping, perfectly legible design, and outstanding mechanics make it a truly perfect specification.
date turquoise
MG-003406, stainless steel solid silver, turquoise, guilloché hand-finished, blue-tempered steel Date marker, blue-tempered, in-house caliber 100.3, manual winding, 5 position adjustments, 259 components, stones 29 jewels, ankle escapement, power reserve of approx. 42 hours when fully wound, hours, minutes, small second with stop-seconds function, date display, manual winding with Grossmann pusher, case size 41.0 mm diameter 11.85 mm thick , three-piece and stainless steel case, solid silver turquoise guilloché dial, limited to 18 pieces worldwide
Price: 6.93 million yen (tax included)
Moritz Grossmann
www.grossmann-uhren.com
