New Releases · 2026-09-16
Glashütte Original rebuilds the 70s around a smaller case and 100-hour reserve
A conventional date window and hexagonal dial texture refresh the television-shaped sports watch.
By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on Gear Patrol
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Glashütte Original’s new time-and-date 70s reduces the familiar television-shaped steel case to 39mm wide and 9.6mm thick. The earlier oversized date gives way to a single framed aperture, leaving space for a hexagonal embossed dial. Beige, silver and black versions use names drawn from vintage audio equipment.
The automatic calibre 36-10/36-11 family brings a stated 100-hour reserve, with the decorated movement visible through sapphire. Revised hands, faceted markers and a smaller crown guard sharpen the compact silhouette. September launch reporting listed US prices of $13,200 on a rubber strap with calfskin lining and $14,500 on the steel bracelet.
