Moritz Grossmann Benu Power Reserve
Moritz Grossmann has introduced two new contemporary versions of its Benu Power Reserve, featuring darker, monochromatic themes. These models fuse the case materials of the 12th-anniversary editions with the design elements of the 2025 sector-style models, offering a refined aesthetic for the independent Glashütte manufacture.
- Limited to 18 pieces in each version
- Price: EUR 40,800 (excl. taxes)
The new references are available in brushed matte stainless steel and dark grey DLC-coated steel, both featuring brushed surfaces for a contemporary, sporty vibe.
Both models feature a dark grey sector dial with a smooth peripheral minutes track, a snailed chapter ring with applied Arabic numerals and markers, and a grained central area housing the linear power reserve display.
The linear power reserve indicator uses dark grey and white bars in an elongated trapezoid window, with a white bar visible when fully wound and progressing to dark grey as the power depletes.
The hands are manually crafted, slightly wider, more domed, and rounder than on other Benu Power Reserve models, with wafer-thin tips and a closed rhomboid minute counterweight.
The crown system includes a patented winder with a pusher that stops dust from entering the case when the crown is pulled.
The in-house calibre 100.2 is a manual-winding movement based on the 100.1, featuring a differential gear for the power reserve display and traditional hand finishes like Glashütte ribbing on the 2/3 plate.
The balance cock is hand-engraved and secures the slow-beating 18,000vph frequency of the Grossmann balance wheel.
Both references are paired with soft black kudu leather straps and steel prong buckles.