Moritz Grossmann engraves solid-gold dials for the Tremblage Gold pair

Moritz Grossmann’s Tremblage Gold pairs solid 18-carat rose-gold dials with cases in either platinum or rose gold. Each dial is engraved by hand using the tremblage technique, creating a finely grained surface around raised numerals, the minute track and the manufacture signature. Both references are limited to eight pieces, underlining the amount of manual work involved.

The 41 mm watches use the hand-wound calibre 100.1, which runs at a traditional 18,000 vibrations per hour and offers approximately 42 hours of power reserve. Fine finishing remains visible through the sapphire caseback. Presented as a 2026 novelty, the two-metal release shows how the Glashütte independent can make a familiar time-only format distinctive through dial craft rather than added complication.