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Terrible picture but it seems to be the only one I have
This message has been edited by Bruno. on 2016-07-03 03:29:27
Moritz Grossmann Manufacture visit ... a brand you NEED to take a closer look at
Just back from a magnificent Manufacture visit. As most of you know it's not my first one and it won't be my last one I hope. This time not to Switzerland but to Germany. And when talking about Germany I'm sure most will immediately think about Glashütte....
Your dream watch is the one I chose!
I would post a picture but I'm away from home. These watches are indeed truly well-made and can stand up to the best. And it looks like the brand treated you very well. Wonderful to read this post, and maybe I'll get to visit there some day soon.
Love that steel atum
Thank you for this magnificent love to see these watches in real life
Thank you very much
For your informatice post. Looks like you had a wonderful experience. I had no idea about the two levels of finishing on offer- something I will certainly take a look at. In some of the photos it almost looks like a frosted type finish..
Very interesting topic Bruno. Thank you very much.
As a big fan of the German watch production, I think the Benu power reserve with its grey dial could be a future option ;-) Best wishes Alkiro
Not only made from human hair but also from the CEO's and founder's hair!
Christine Hutter is her name. The Benu Tourbi is a top piece! The Atum with blue dial in steel is a very nice "good sized" daily beater watch. Thank you for the report! Best Moritz
Ah, the blue dial in steel
Has anyone got any live photos of this one? I am intrigued. Saw the original gold one last year and was really taken by the level of finish, but I have a thing for steel. So when I heard they\'re doing a simpler version of the movement in steel with a blu...
Interesting, thanks...
It has a very technical look - the way I think of a Geophysic or an old Milgauss. I'm just gonna have to go find one in the metal! Best E
Superb report Bruno!
I've been watching these guys for several years now, met them a couple of times in Basel and had the pleasure of handling their watches. All I can say, is a big thumbs up! I think their offerings are superb, and the finishing is excellent, with technical ...
Thank you very much for this in depth review of manufacture dear Bruno
Something seen seldom and greatly missed around here by us old timers Cheers D
Superb! Sorry I have missed this report.
... as was in my boutique visit report, this is a very interesting brand and I am looking forward to "what to come next". www.watchprosite.com Thanks, Bruno! Ken