Grossmann Uhren GmbH

Hi Roger,
Although the name "Grossmann" is linked with one of the biggest names of German horology in the 19th century the current Grossmann Uhren GmbH is a very new player in the watch market.
It is quite possible that no-one here has ever even seen one in the metal.
I, for one, am in that situation.
So it is hard to give any indications.
On their website the watches look very nice, but we all know how good photoshop can be.
It may be that the watches are just fantastic, but I don't know.
I don't see any indication on their website that the watches are tested COSC, Besonçon or any other chronometer testing agency so that doesn't give us any info either.
I would assume that the timekeeping is at least as good as any other mechanical watch.
I am sorry that I can't help you more.
Best,
Don

Moritz Grossmann Atum

By: rogerfrancois7 : November 18th, 2013-15:36

Hello Gary G I have a quick question I hope you would be able to answer about the Moritz Grossmann Atum how precise is the movement and how many seconds does the watch lose per day, I hope you will be able to answer that question. many thanks Roger

Grossmann Uhren GmbH

By: DonCorson : November 20th, 2013-02:59

Thank you very much

By: rogerfrancois7 : November 20th, 2013-04:02

Thank you very much Don for answered my question. as you wrote there are not anybody in this forum that could answer my question since nobody have seen the watch in person I would have to wait. Thank you very much Don regards, Roger

Wristshots

By: Horology75 : November 21st, 2013-04:00

Hi, interesting to see that Moritz Grossmann is drawing some attention in the AHCI community. I happened to be in London during the QP and had the pleasure of meeting the lady involved with MG marketing and sales and had the pleasure to try the watch and ...

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By: amerix : November 21st, 2013-10:02

I find nothing remotely fantastic about these two, including the muddy out-of-focus shot of "the movement", Poor lighting in a restaurant - give us a break! Compare with a Dornblüth for quality. And stop this kind of marketing! ;-) amerix