1. To celebrate the birthday of their pioneering German watchmaker and founder, Karl Moritz Grossmann, the brand initially unveiled the Hamatic Silver-Plated by Friction, limited to 18 pieces: 2. This was followed by the unveiling of the Tremblage Gold ed

39 mm case, 8, 5 mm high. Simple dial, exquisite hands, and eye catching movement. Best, Nicolas

I'm planning to add another piece to my collection, specifically a manual wind, and have narrowed it down to the following two choices: - Laurent Ferrier Classic Origin (white/opaline dial) - Moritz Grossmann TEFNUT (in steel) I'd appreciate your thoughts

Their movements are stunning in the flesh (their Tefnut):

I really like what this brand is creating lately, especially this recently released 37 Arabic Vintage Steel Anthracite: I was really hoping to finally see one in the flesh during this recent New York City trip.🤞 Unfortunately, I had to settle on seeing th

As others have mentioned, I don't know if I would agree with your takeaways. New watches from both big and small brands can have problems, entry level or not. My Grossmann Tefnut had a visible piece of dust in the movement when I first received it. Althou

A Grossmann Tefnut and Parmigiani Kalpa QF! I'd love to own more but nice watches are expensive and I like to choose carefully.

There's an interesting optical illusion on the Grossmann Tefnut movement. The base plate on the left might look flat at first glance, but there's actually a step which a part of can be seen more clearly by the escape wheel. The trick that gives the illusi

I've only made 2 acquisitions, a Grossmann Tefnut and Parmigiani Kalpa. I've never had any intention to sell or trade, and It would take an unreasonably good offer to make me consider parting with either. Buying carefully and keeping for life is my policy