Glashutte SeaQ Panorama Date Two-Tone 1-36-13-04-91-34
The 43.2 mm model brings out numerous traits of the first Spezimatic, comprising the case's general design and the curiously large numerals and hands on the dial. Yet, it is an unquestionably more recent and lavish piece than the 39.5 mm. The case's components are 43.2 mm x 15.65 mm. You cannot deny that it is a huge watch and a lot heavier than the standard steel form due to red-gold utilization; however, it sits easily on the wrist because of the moderately short drags.
The two models show a brushed and satisfactory completion with very much characterized cleaned angles on the case center's scalloped pieces that secure the crown. The intense red gold model comes with a gold center case, crown, case back, and bezel. The two-tone rendition utilizes the red gold all the more sparingly yet to incredible impact showing up on the screw-down crown and the bezel. The unidirectional pivoting bezel creates an exceptionally fulfilling minute tick, and its inky dark earthenware decorates a damage-proof and rigid surface. In general, the impression is of superb execution on the two pieces.
The mix of warm red gold and a dark dial is consistently an alluring blend. The red gold model has a galvanic sunray-completed dark dial, while the two-tone shows a charming galvanic dim dial that gets on the steel components of the case. Usually, the vast white Arabic numerals and the noticeable hour and maxi-bolt minute hands of the 1969 Spezimatic are reproduced on the dial. Regarding the more affluent and contemporary nature of the SeaQ, the numerals and markers are outlined and applied (galvanic gold) to the dial with a unique infusion of Super-LumiNova and a dark blue setting.
Both the two-tone and strong red gold models can be worn on two unique strips. The primary alternative is a dark elastic tie with a grid design, whereas the other is a dim nylon network lash that is relatively even and provides comfort on the wrist. The two-tone accompanies a selection of a steel pin clasp or collapsing catch and the red gold with a red-gold foldaway fastener merely. Exquisite Timepieces is the perfect place to purchase Glashutte SeaQ Panorama Date Two-Tone 1-36-13-04-91-34 at an incredible price with the finest quality.
The SeaQ Panorama Date is waterproof up to 30 bars, about 300 meters, which makes it appropriate in any event, especially for trained swimmers. Various specifics, for example, the screw-down crown and the midway attached sapphire gem case back, uphold the water opposition of the two models.
The SeaQ Panorama Date reaches the most demanding German and worldwide quality principles. Each watch goes through concentrated in-house testing to discover its water obstruction and impenetrability under finished and compression circumstances. In an earlier homologation process, various test watches were inspected to decide their shockwave opposition, protection from salt-water consumption, and individual working components' flexibility, amongst different perspectives.
It's implied that the guarantee of excellence vital to the Caliber 36 is likewise kept by the SeaQ Panorama Date. This means not just that the watches match the severe DIN and ISO principles for jumper's watches, but they should also defer to and effectively complete a challenging 24-day test, which is the greatest test.
The Movement
At the core of the SeaQ Panorama Date is a delicate programmed development known as the Caliber 36-13. This development has been made in the organization's manufactory and is extraordinarily refined.
The wavering mass is open-operated, highlights the brand's two-fold G logo, and incorporates a 21-carat gold mass. With interest, the gold mass runs in a trottoir, assisting with relieving the movement's breadth. Indeed, regardless of the available watch estimating 15.65 mm in tallness, the development is relatively thin at 6.7 mm.
A three-quarter plate is standard for admired watches made in Glashutte. It replaces the standard extensions and angles commonly found on Swiss watches and gives a general unbending nature and steadiness. In this case, both the wavering mass and the three-quarter plate are decorated with Glashutte vertical bars of stockinet, comparable in idea to Côtes de Genève theme, frequently found on top quality Swiss watches.
The equilibrium includes an index controller, like numerous different watches. This modifies the powerful length of the equilibrium spring, making the development move quicker or slower. Where the Caliber 36-13 varies from the standard is that it highlights swan-neck subtle modification. This framework utilizes a micrometer bolt to adjust the rate. Moreover, the swan-neck is decorated with reflecting refining. This is the most challenging type of finalizing to implement. It requires a period-served artisan to clean the segment on a tin plate, delicately spread with diamantine glue. The goal is to straighten the surface to a mirror-like glimmer.
