Description
Moritz Grossmann Tremblage Gold in Platinum
The Moritz Grossmann Tremblage Gold in Platinum stands as a remarkable tribute to one of Germany’s most influential watchmakers, marking 200 years since the birth of Moritz Grossmann. This limited anniversary edition reflects not only the legacy of its founder, but also the ongoing refinement of traditional Glashütte watchmaking through contemporary mastery. Rather than recreating history, this piece reinterprets it with precision, restraint, and a deep respect for craft.
At the heart of the watch lies one of its most captivating elements – a solid 750/000 rose gold dial, intricately finished using the historic tremblage engraving technique. This delicate process, performed entirely by hand, creates a subtly textured surface through countless controlled movements of the engraver’s tool. The result is a softly shimmering, matte landscape that brings depth and character to the dial, elevating it far beyond conventional finishing methods.
The platinum case provides a cool, refined contrast to the warmth of the untreated rose gold dial. Rather than applying additional coatings, the dial is left in its natural state, allowing its tone to gently shift with the light. Applied numerals, scale markings, and the historic ‘M. GROSSMANN’ logo are cut directly from the gold disc, reinforcing the sculptural quality of the design and adding to its quiet complexity.
Turning the watch over reveals the manufactory calibre 100.1, a movement that embodies the philosophy of Moritz Grossmann itself. Every component is meticulously finished by hand, from the untreated German silver plates to the engraved balance cock. The large Grossmann balance, with its refined geometry, delivers both visual presence and mechanical efficiency, achieving high kinetic stability with minimal resistance.
The movement carries subtle references to the brand’s heritage, including the engraving ‘1826’ on the balance cock, marking the birth year of its founder. Traditional elements such as the three-quarter plate, gold chatons, and finely executed hand engraving sit alongside modern refinements, resulting in a movement that feels both rooted and progressive.
Limited to just eight pieces worldwide, the Tremblage Gold in Platinum is not simply a watch, but a statement of intent. It reflects the enduring relevance of true craftsmanship, where time is not only measured, but carefully shaped by the hands that create it.
Technical Specifications
Movement
– Manufactory calibre 100.1, manual winding
– Regulated in five positions
– 198 components
– 20 jewels, including 3 in screwed gold chatons
Functions
– Hours and minutes
– Small seconds with stop-second function
– Grossmann manual winder with pusher
Oscillator
– Shock-resistant Grossmann balance
– 4 inertia screws, 2 poising screws
– Nivarox 1 balance spring with Breguet terminal curve
– Frequency: 18,000 semi-oscillations/hour
Power Reserve
– Approx. 42 hours
Case
– Platinum, three-part construction
– Diameter: 41.0 mm
– Height: 11.35 mm
Dial
– 750/000 solid rose gold
– Hand-engraved tremblage finish
Hands
– Manually crafted, polished steel
Crystal
– Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating
Strap
– Hand-stitched alligator leather strap
– Prong buckle in platinum
Special Features
– ‘1826’ engraving on balance cock
– Hand-engraved balance and escapement cock
– Grossmann micrometer screw regulation
– Modified Glashütte stopwork
– Stop seconds mechanism
