Introducing Moritz Grossmann Launches The New Enamel Roman Vintage

The German brand Moritz Grossmann was revived in 2008, long after Moritz Grossmann passed away, a renowned 19th-century watchmaker who founded the German Watchmaking School in Glashütte and influenced a generation of artisans. Today, it is known for creating high-end mechanical timepieces with traditional craftsmanship and precision engineering. To mark its 16th anniversary, the brand introduces the limited-edition Enamel Roman Vintage.

The case is crafted from 18k white gold, measuring 41mm in diameter and 11.35mm in thickness. It features a sapphire crystal protecting the dial and a sapphire crystal caseback, providing a clear view of the movement. The innovative crown mechanism allows for seamless hand-setting precision: pulling the winding crown simultaneously stops the movement and switches the mechanism to hand-setting mode. Once the hands are adjusted, the crown automatically returns to its original position. A pusher located below the crown restarts the movement and resets the mechanism to its winding function. 

The black enamel dial is entirely handcrafted, however, Not only is enamel used for the deep black background, but also for the white Roman numerals, scales, and lettering, including the "M. Grossmann" logo. The dial is further adorned with red XII, and surrounded by a white enamel railroad minutes track. The dial also features polished steel hands with the iconic pointed tips, and a small seconds sub-dial at 6 o'clock.

The watch is driven by the Calibre 100.1, a pillar movement crafted from untreated German silver and finished to an exceptional standard. Its design features a curved cut-out that showcases the signature Grossmann balance wheel, secured by a stepped, hand-engraved bridge. This in-house, hand-wound movement operates at a frequency of 18,000 vph (2.5 Hz) and offers a power reserve of 42 hours.

The timepiece is paired with a black alligator leather strap with a pin buckle. Its limited to just 8 pieces, and priced at EUR 74,700, equivalent to AED 292,000.

For more information, you can visit Moritz Grossmann’s official website.