Glashutte Original Senator Automatic Red (1-39-59-01-05-04)

Glashutte Original Senator Automatic Red (1-39-59-01-05-04) Replica Watches

Glashutte Original
Serise:Glashutte Original Senator
Model:1-39-59-01-05-04
Case:
Case Material:Red Gold
Case Glass:Sapphire
Case Back:Open
Case Shape:Round
Case Diameter:40.00 mm
Case Height:9.90 mm
W/R:50.00 m
Dial:
Dial Color:Silver
Dial Indexes:Roman Numerals
Dial Hands:Poire
Movement:
Automatic movement with central seconds; Exquisitely finished movement: Glashutte three-quarter plate with stripe finish, swan-neck fine adjustment, skeletonized rotor with stripe finish and double-G logo, bevelled edges, polished steel parts. Metal oscillating weight (not pictured).
Type:Automatic
Brand:Glashütte Original
Caliber:39-59
Base:Glashütte Original 39-22
Display:Analog
Diameter:26.20 mm
Jewels:25
Reserve:40 h
Frequency:28800 bph
Time:Hours, Minutes, Seconds

The Senator Automatic is an inspired tribute to the heritage of fine mechanical watchmaking from Glashutte Original. It embodies a deep respect for traditional approaches to watch design: slender black Roman numerals adorn a silver dial circumscribed by a fine black ��railroad track�� minute ring. Pear shaped, blued steel hour and minute hands and a slim, blued steel seconds hand with double-G counterweight enhance the finely tuned harmony of the dial. The sapphire crystal, anti-reflective on both sides, affords a clear view of this simply classical design. A sapphire crystal set in the polished case back opens up the heart of the watch to the connoisseur��s eye, offering additional, irrefutable evidence of the high art of watchmaking at Glashutte Original. A hand-crafted automatic movement from the German watchmaker��s own manufactory, the finely finished calibre 39-59 has an operating frequency of 28,800 vph (4 Hz) and a 40-hour power reserve. Exemplary features of this superb movement include polished stainless steel components with bevelled edges, a swan-neck fine adjustment, screw-mounted gold chatons and the traditional Glashutte three-quarter plate and skeletonized rotor, both with traditional Glashutte ribbing.