Lacquered and grey-grained dial, polished hands in classic pear shape, balanced displays for small seconds and power reserve, black Arabic numerals

By the late 19th century, precise timekeepers from Glashütte had already achieved a global reputation for the certain determination of one’s position at sea and on land. Along with marine chronometers, these so-called “observation watches” soon became essential navigational instruments for naval officers, pilots and explorers such as Roald Amundsen.

Observation watches were traditionally fitted with manual winding movements. Today a state-of-the-art automatic movement ensures maximum comfort for the wearer. The Senator Observer features an exquisitely finished movement with a power reserve of 55 hours.