The PanoLunarTourbillon is the latest creation with which Glashütte Original is marking the anniversary year 2025. Its rose-coloured dial has real symbolic power; it is reminiscent of the typical colour of the earth that characterises the region around Glashütte. This masterpiece has a 40 mm platinum case and is limited to 50 pieces. The new timepiece is available with either a blue Louisiana alligator leather strap or a blue synthetic strap.

The dial of this new model is presented in the shade ‘iron ore’. Due to the crystalline structure of the surface, the hue appears very different depending on the incidence of light, creating a lively interplay of colours. On the left-hand side, the off-centre hour and minute display with Flying Tourbillon is a real eye-catcher, while the right-hand side is dominated by the typical Panorama Date and a magnificently crafted moon phase display.

Like all models in the Pano line, this model stands out due to the asymmetrical design of its dial. The arrangement of all the displays is based on the principle of the golden ratio, which makes the proportions appear particularly harmonious precisely because of their decentralised layout. The PanoLunarTourbillon thus combines classic elements with a touch of the avant-garde to create a distinctive Glashütte design language.

The manufactory calibre has an automatic winding system, a silicon balance spring and offers a power reserve of up to 60 hours. Its elaborate finishes can be admired through the sapphire crystal case back and are in line with the great Glashütte watchmaking tradition: the rhodium-plated bridges and plates with Glashütte stripe finish, the bevelled steel parts, the tin-flat polished tourbillon cage and the decorative milling on the rotor track of the skeletonised rotor.