SeaQ 1969

1-39-11-01-80-06

Brand  : Glashütte Original
Collection  : Spezialist
Model  : SeaQ 1969
Reference  : 1-39-11-01-80-06
Complement : Stainless Steel - Black Dial - Strap Rubber
On sale : 2019

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  • Brand  : Glashütte Original
    Collection  : Spezialist
    Model  : SeaQ 1969
    Reference  : 1-39-11-01-80-06
    Complement : Stainless Steel - Black Dial - Strap Rubber
    On sale : 2019
    List Price : 8 600 €
    Diameter : 39,5 mm
    Height : 12.15 mm
    Styles : Vintage
    Types : Self-winding
    Calibre : 39-11
    Complication : Date
    Hours
    Minutes
    Small Seconds
    Stop second mechanism
    Case material : Polished steel
    Case peculiarity : Engraved caseback
    Rotating bezel
    Shape : Round
    Water-resistance : 200 meters
    Dial color : Black
    Display : Hands laid out with Super-LumiNova
    Strap material : Rubber
    Strap clasp : Folding buckle
    + More characteristics :
    Movement
    Automatic winding
    Cal.39-11
    Exquisitely finished
    Running time 40 h
    Tested to meet DIN 8306 and ISO 6425 standards for diver’s watches
    Frequency 28.800 vph, equivalent to 4 Hz

    Case
    Stainless steel

    Dial
    Galvanic black with sunray finish
    Numerals and indexes with Super-LumiNova

    Strap / Buckles
    Rubber each available with fold buckle fastener made of stainless steel

DESCRIPTION

  • SeaQ revives tradition of diver’s watches made in Glashütte

    Glashütte Original launches new “Spezialist” collection

    Timepieces from Glashütte have long been valued around the world for their high-quality mechanics, elaborate finishes and timeless elegance. Since the 19th century, precise timekeepers from Glashütte have also been used as reliable instruments for navigation and for determining one’s position on land, at sea and in the air. Numerous historic marine chronometers, observation watches, pilot and diver’s watches made in Glashütte testify to the use of high-precision watches as instrument watches, which found widespread use in highly specific areas. Based on this rich fund of experience and its historic heritage, Glashütte Original presents a fifth collection: the “Spezialist”. It is aimed at the fearless and adventurous man with a hands-on mentality and the will to actively create his own life. The premiere model in this new collection is the diver’s watch SeaQ, which unites history and modernity in exemplary fashion.

    Inspired by the past

    The SeaQ by Glashütte Original is available in two versions: as the SeaQ in both a limited and an unlimited version, and as the SeaQ Panorama Date with black or blue dial. The “Spezimatic Type RP TS 200”, developed specifically for sports divers, served as an ideal example and inspiration for the new diver’s watch.

    Fifty years ago, high quality and complex functionality were already key features of this Glashütte-made watch. With its limited edition SeaQ 1969, the Saxon manufactory takes up this tradition, citing the historic inscription on the black dial and the number of jewels. On the historic model, “Rubies 26” represents the promise of quality associated at the time with the Calibre 75. “Shockproof” refers to the construction of the diver’s watch, renowned even then for its particularly stable design.

    The green hands and the “Old Radium” shade of beige on the Arabic numerals and indexes also derive from the historic predecessors. The SeaQ 1969 is available in a limited edition of 69 pieces; the limited edition number can be found on the engraved base plate. The latter is horizontally aligned and then fixed in this position by means of a threaded base ring. The engravings on the base plate offer decorative enhancement in the form of the trident maritime symbol, the Glashütte Original Double-G and 20 waves, which symbolize the 20 bar water resistance.

    The black dial of the unlimited version of the SeaQ presents Arabic numerals, indexes and hands accentuated with the historic “Old Radium” hue. This version also features an engraved and aligned base plate, which shows, along with the trident with the Double-G and the 20 waves, the continuous case number.

    Maximum reliability under water

    Its water resistance up to 20 bar, which corresponds to approximately 200 metres, makes the SeaQ well equipped for changes in pressure underwater, even at greater depths. The second model, the SeaQ Panorama Date, is water resistant up to 30 bar, approximately 300 meters, and perfectly suitable for even professional divers. This essential water resistance of both models is enhanced by numerous details, such as the screw-down crown, the base plate secured by a ring on the SeaQ model or the centrally screwed sapphire crystal case back on the SeaQ Panorama Date.

    The life of a diver can depend on the flawless functioning of his watch. For this reason, the engineers and watchmakers at Glashütte Original set maximum reliability as the central premise in the development of the SeaQ. The DIN and ISO tested diver’s watch meets the most stringent German and international quality standards in terms of water resistance, legibility, shock resistance, resistance to salt water and many other criteria.

    A secure diving experience

    As genuine diver’s watches, all versions feature a unidirectional, counter-clockwise rotating bezel with perceptible click, enabling certain determination of the dive time. Thanks to its clear minute-detent and the Super-LumiNova coated triangle marking the dive start time, the SeaQ proves convincing in this area as well. In addition, the ceramic inlay makes the surface of the bezel exceptionally scratch-resistant. Under water, divers often have to contend with difficult light conditions. In such situations, the SeaQ offers superb visibility. The printed / applied hour markers and indexes are highlighted with Super-LumiNova, as are the hour, minute and second hands. Their blue radiance guarantees – through the antireflective sapphire crystal – optimal legibility and a secure diving experience, even in murky waters.

    The SeaQ 1969 and the SeaQ are both powered by the manufactory’s automatic movement Calibre 39-11 with heavy metal oscillating mass. It beats in a stainless steel case, 39 millimetres in diameter, and features a running time of 40 hours, a stop-second mechanism and a date display at 3 o’clock.

    New Challenge for Calibre 36

    The date has special importance in the sister model, the SeaQ Panorama Date. The characteristic big date, a typical feature of Glashütte Original, gives this slightly larger version its name and is harmoniously positioned at 4 o’clock. The dial – optionally either black or blue with a sunray finish – presents the hands, applied Arabic numerals and indexes in green or white, respectively.

    The differences vis-à-vis the SeaQ go well beyond visual details, however. With the SeaQ Panorama Date, the Glashütte watchmakers have successfully adapted the award-winning Calibre 36 to meet the considerable challenges of timekeeping underwater. In the 36-13 version it beats within a 43.2 mm stainless steel case and is optimally configured, as always, with regard to the four principles: precision, stability, running time and aesthetics. The bayonet mounting ensures that the movement is anchored in the case for particularly effective shock-resistance. It features a remarkable 100-hour running time while the silicon balance spring enables reliably high rate precision – above or below the sea.

    It goes without saying that the promise of quality integral to the Calibre 36 is also kept by the SeaQ Panorama Date. This means not only that it meets the stringent DIN and ISO standards for diver’s watches, but that it must also undergo the same demanding 24-day test.An individual certificate documents each watch’s successful completion of the test.

    The SeaQ 1969 comes with two alternative strap versions: one with a striking embossed rubber strap, the other with a water-resistant nylon mesh strap specially developed for the SeaQ. The SeaQ and SeaQ Panorama Date are offered with three strap versions each: a stable, flat stainless steel bracelet with 8-step fine adjustment mechanism; a robust, water-resistant nylon mesh strap, and a distinctive rubber strap with embossed design all guarantee a secure fit on the wrist.

  • SeaQ revives tradition of diver’s watches made in Glashütte

    Glashütte Original launches new “Spezialist” collection

    Timepieces from Glashütte have long been valued around the world for their high-quality mechanics, elaborate finishes and timeless elegance. Since the 19th century, precise timekeepers from Glashütte have also been used as reliable instruments for navigation and for determining one’s position on land, at sea and in the air. Numerous historic marine chronometers, observation watches, pilot and diver’s watches made in Glashütte testify to the use of high-precision watches as instrument watches, which found widespread use in highly specific areas. Based on this rich fund of experience and its historic heritage, Glashütte Original presents a fifth collection: the “Spezialist”. It is aimed at the fearless and adventurous man with a hands-on mentality and the will to actively create his own life. The premiere model in this new collection is the diver’s watch SeaQ, which unites history and modernity in exemplary fashion.

    Inspired by the past

    The SeaQ by Glashütte Original is available in two versions: as the SeaQ in both a limited and an unlimited version, and as the SeaQ Panorama Date with black or blue dial. The “Spezimatic Type RP TS 200”, developed specifically for sports divers, served as an ideal example and inspiration for the new diver’s watch.

    Fifty years ago, high quality and complex functionality were already key features of this Glashütte-made watch. With its limited edition SeaQ 1969, the Saxon manufactory takes up this tradition, citing the historic inscription on the black dial and the number of jewels. On the historic model, “Rubies 26” represents the promise of quality associated at the time with the Calibre 75. “Shockproof” refers to the construction of the diver’s watch, renowned even then for its particularly stable design.

    The green hands and the “Old Radium” shade of beige on the Arabic numerals and indexes also derive from the historic predecessors. The SeaQ 1969 is available in a limited edition of 69 pieces; the limited edition number can be found on the engraved base plate. The latter is horizontally aligned and then fixed in this position by means of a threaded base ring. The engravings on the base plate offer decorative enhancement in the form of the trident maritime symbol, the Glashütte Original Double-G and 20 waves, which symbolize the 20 bar water resistance.

    The black dial of the unlimited version of the SeaQ presents Arabic numerals, indexes and hands accentuated with the historic “Old Radium” hue. This version also features an engraved and aligned base plate, which shows, along with the trident with the Double-G and the 20 waves, the continuous case number.

    Maximum reliability under water

    Its water resistance up to 20 bar, which corresponds to approximately 200 metres, makes the SeaQ well equipped for changes in pressure underwater, even at greater depths. The second model, the SeaQ Panorama Date, is water resistant up to 30 bar, approximately 300 meters, and perfectly suitable for even professional divers. This essential water resistance of both models is enhanced by numerous details, such as the screw-down crown, the base plate secured by a ring on the SeaQ model or the centrally screwed sapphire crystal case back on the SeaQ Panorama Date.

    The life of a diver can depend on the flawless functioning of his watch. For this reason, the engineers and watchmakers at Glashütte Original set maximum reliability as the central premise in the development of the SeaQ. The DIN and ISO tested diver’s watch meets the most stringent German and international quality standards in terms of water resistance, legibility, shock resistance, resistance to salt water and many other criteria.

    A secure diving experience

    As genuine diver’s watches, all versions feature a unidirectional, counter-clockwise rotating bezel with perceptible click, enabling certain determination of the dive time. Thanks to its clear minute-detent and the Super-LumiNova coated triangle marking the dive start time, the SeaQ proves convincing in this area as well. In addition, the ceramic inlay makes the surface of the bezel exceptionally scratch-resistant. Under water, divers often have to contend with difficult light conditions. In such situations, the SeaQ offers superb visibility. The printed / applied hour markers and indexes are highlighted with Super-LumiNova, as are the hour, minute and second hands. Their blue radiance guarantees – through the antireflective sapphire crystal – optimal legibility and a secure diving experience, even in murky waters.

    The SeaQ 1969 and the SeaQ are both powered by the manufactory’s automatic movement Calibre 39-11 with heavy metal oscillating mass. It beats in a stainless steel case, 39 millimetres in diameter, and features a running time of 40 hours, a stop-second mechanism and a date display at 3 o’clock.

    New Challenge for Calibre 36

    The date has special importance in the sister model, the SeaQ Panorama Date. The characteristic big date, a typical feature of Glashütte Original, gives this slightly larger version its name and is harmoniously positioned at 4 o’clock. The dial – optionally either black or blue with a sunray finish – presents the hands, applied Arabic numerals and indexes in green or white, respectively.

    The differences vis-à-vis the SeaQ go well beyond visual details, however. With the SeaQ Panorama Date, the Glashütte watchmakers have successfully adapted the award-winning Calibre 36 to meet the considerable challenges of timekeeping underwater. In the 36-13 version it beats within a 43.2 mm stainless steel case and is optimally configured, as always, with regard to the four principles: precision, stability, running time and aesthetics. The bayonet mounting ensures that the movement is anchored in the case for particularly effective shock-resistance. It features a remarkable 100-hour running time while the silicon balance spring enables reliably high rate precision – above or below the sea.

    It goes without saying that the promise of quality integral to the Calibre 36 is also kept by the SeaQ Panorama Date. This means not only that it meets the stringent DIN and ISO standards for diver’s watches, but that it must also undergo the same demanding 24-day test.An individual certificate documents each watch’s successful completion of the test.

    The SeaQ 1969 comes with two alternative strap versions: one with a striking embossed rubber strap, the other with a water-resistant nylon mesh strap specially developed for the SeaQ. The SeaQ and SeaQ Panorama Date are offered with three strap versions each: a stable, flat stainless steel bracelet with 8-step fine adjustment mechanism; a robust, water-resistant nylon mesh strap, and a distinctive rubber strap with embossed design all guarantee a secure fit on the wrist.

  • Brand  : Glashütte Original
    Collection  : Spezialist
    Model  : SeaQ 1969
    Reference  : 1-39-11-01-80-06
    Complement : Stainless Steel - Black Dial - Strap Rubber
    On sale : 2019
    List Price : 8 600 €
    Diameter : 39,5 mm
    Height : 12.15 mm
    Styles : Vintage
    Types : Self-winding
    Calibre : 39-11
    Complication : Date
    Hours
    Minutes
    Small Seconds
    Stop second mechanism
    Case material : Polished steel
    Case peculiarity : Engraved caseback
    Rotating bezel
    Shape : Round
    Water-resistance : 200 meters
    Dial color : Black
    Display : Hands laid out with Super-LumiNova
    Strap material : Rubber
    Strap clasp : Folding buckle
    More characteristics :
    Movement
    Automatic winding
    Cal.39-11
    Exquisitely finished
    Running time 40 h
    Tested to meet DIN 8306 and ISO 6425 standards for diver’s watches
    Frequency 28.800 vph, equivalent to 4 Hz

    Case
    Stainless steel

    Dial
    Galvanic black with sunray finish
    Numerals and indexes with Super-LumiNova

    Strap / Buckles
    Rubber each available with fold buckle fastener made of stainless steel