The Glashütte Original Seventies collection, known for its integrated bracelet design and 1970s-inspired aesthetic, has received updates including refined case dimensions and new music-themed dial variations. These revisions aim to enhance wearability and visual appeal within the competitive integrated bracelet watch market.
- 39mm stainless steel case
- 9.6mm thickness
- 43.7mm lug-to-lug
- 100-meter water resistance
- Limited edition of 500 pieces (black dial variant)
- 100-hour power reserve
The case has been refined to 39mm in diameter and 9.6mm thick, with a reduced lug-to-lug span of 43.7mm, improving wrist presence and comfort.
The new models forgo the signature Panorama Date complication in favor of a conventional date display at 3 o'clock.
Dials feature a new 3D embossed hexagrid pattern, with color inspirations drawn from 1970s music culture: Stereo Panel Silver (analogue hi-fi), Tweed Amp (blues musician amp fabric), and Vinyl Record Black (LP surface).
The black dial variant is a limited edition of 500 pieces, an unexpected choice compared to the standard silver and brown models.
Hands and indices are Super-LumiNova treated, with white gold hands/indices (black burnished) on the silver dial, white gold on the black dial, and rose gold 5N on the brown dial.
Both integrated rubber straps (with fabric-like texture) and refined bracelets feature the new Groove Lock system for tool-free interchangeability.
The in-house automatic movements, Calibre 36-11 (rhodium plated) and 36-10 (grey galvanised), share features like a silicon hairspring, gold balance adjustment screws, swan-neck spring, and 3/4 bridgeplate.