Replica Glashutte Original Senator SeriesGlashutte Original Senator Observer Grey Bracelet (100-14-02-02-14)

Brand: Glashutte Original Replica
Series: Senator
Model: 100-14-02-02-14
Dial Color: Grey
Dial Indexes: Arabic numerals
Dial Hands: Poire
MBrand:Glashütte Original
Caliber:100-14
Base:Glashütte Original 100-03
Display:Analog
Diameter:31.15 mm
Jewels:60
Reserve:55 h
Frequency:28800 bph
Time:Hours, Minutes, Small Seconds
Date:Big Date
Acoustic:Alarm
Additionals:Power Reserve Indicator
Automatic movement with small seconds, big date and power reserve indicator; divided Glashutte three-quarter plate with stripe finish, intelligent automatic winding with uni-/bi-directional winding rotor, swan-neck fine adjustment, 21-carat oscillation weight, bevelled edges, blued screws, polished steel parts.
Case Material:Stainless steel
Case Glass:Sapphire
Case Back:Open
Case Shape:Round
Case Diameter:44.00 mm
Case Height:12.00 mm
W/R:50.00 m
Taking great pride in this tradition, Glashutte Original has developed a series of high-end mechanical observation watches. The first, a limited edition in white gold honouring the memory of Julius Assmann and Roald Amundsen, the Senator Observer 1911, was presented in advance of Baselworld in 2012. At the fair itself later that year came a stainless steel version featuring elegant silver-grained dial.

One of the finest makers of observation watches was Julius Assmann, whose Glashutte firm specialised in the manufacture of these handmade wonders. The precision and reliability of its observation watches - in particular under extreme weather conditions - made them indispensable instruments for navigation officers, pilots, and pioneering explorers such as Roald Amundsen, who took a number of observation watches with him on his legendary expedition to the South Pole.

A highly precise and reliable pocket watch produced by the Glashutte watch company Julius Assmann caught Amundsen’s attention in 1910, and he purchased it at the German Naval Institute in Hamburg. One year later, Amundsen and his team were the first human beings to reach the geographic South Pole.