Glashutte Original Senator Diary Stainless Steel Bracelet (100-13-02-02-14)

Information

• Brand:Glashutte Original
• Series:Senator
• Model:100-13-02-02-14

Dial

• Dial Color:Black
• Dial Indexes:Stick / Dot
• Dial Hands:Sword

Movement

• MBrand:Glashütte Original
• Caliber:100-13
• Base:Glashütte Original 100-03
• Display:Analog
• Diameter:31.15 mm
• Jewels:86
• Reserve:55 h
• Frequency:28800 bph
• Time:Hours, Minutes, Seconds
• Date:Big Date
• Acoustic:Alarm
• The heart of the Senator Diary is the Glashutte Original caliber 100-13, which combines the caliber 100-03 with the extraordinary new diary appointment module for total of 631 components (the diary appointment module alone consists of 340 components), all but a handful of which are designed, manufactured, finished and painstakingly assembled in the Glashutte Original manufactory.
  
  A superb example of the art of engineering at Glashutte Original, the ingeniously interlocking components permit the wearer to set an appointment beyond the end of the month, even when a manual correction of the date is required; any change in date at the end of the month is passed along to the alarm mechanism, obviating the need to reset the alarm. A third spring barrel built into the module ensures that even if the watch runs down, the alarm remains wound.
  
  The Caliber 100-13 automatic movement exhibits further evidence of excellence in fine mechanical watches from Glashutte Original, including a divided three-quarter plate with Glashutte ribbing, polished steel components, beveled edges and blued screws. These exquisite finishings are easily visible through the sapphire crystal case back.

Case

• Case Material:Stainless steel
• Case Glass:Sapphire
• Case Back:Open
• Case Shape:Round
• Case Diameter:42.00 mm
• Case Height:14.40 mm
• W/R:50.00 m

At introduction, the Senator Diary represented a world first: no mechanical watch has ever made it possible to set an alarm up to 30 days ahead of time.

The heart of the Senator Diary is the Glashutte Original Caliber 100-13 including 631 components (the diary appointment module alone consists of 340 components). When the set date and time arrives, the alarm rings – for up to 80 seconds.

The Senator Diary is beautifully balanced, with two crowns positioned directly opposite each other on either side of the case, each flanked by a pusher. The crown and pusher on the right operate the compelling Panorama Data display, positioned at 3 o’clock.

The eye of the connoisseur is drawn immediately to the diary alarm — a subdial at 9 o’clock and a gently curving aperture indicated by an arrow at 6 o’clock.

A superb example of the art of engineering at Glashutte Original, the ingeniously interlocking components permit the wearer to set an appointment beyond the end of the month, even when a manual correction of the date is required; any change in date at the end of the month is passed along to the alarm mechanism, obviating the need to reset the alarm. A third spring barrel built into the module ensures that even if the watch runs down, the alarm remains wound.