In a world increasingly shaped by digital technologies, the analogue is taking on a new and special significance. It stands for immediate experiences, mechanical precision and a quality that endures for many years. The 70s captures this fascination. A distinctive retro design, the finest craftsmanship and carefully selected materials come together to create a timepiece with an unmistakable character and balanced proportions. The square stainless steel case of the 70s draws on the design language of the Seventies family and comes in a more compact size: measuring 39 × 39 mm and just 9.6 mm high, it sits comfortably on any wrist.

The silver-coloured dial is inspired by the analogue hi-fi systems of the 1970s, which not only represented the absolute pinnacle of sound quality but also became true icons of mid-century design. The surface of the dial features a subtle hexagrid pattern, which creates a sense of visual depth. The hour and minute hands, as well as the hour markers on the 70s ‘Stereo Panel’, are crafted from solid gold, coated in black and treated with SuperLumiNova®. This coating ensures they retain the monochrome look of their design inspirations. A date window at 3 o’clock completes the harmonious design of the dial and blends seamlessly into its distinctive aesthetic.

The basis for this 70s model is the in-house Calibre 36-11, which was developed with the demands of modern life in mind. A silicon balance spring ensures the utmost precision, whilst a single spring barrel guarantees a power reserve of at least 100 hours at a frequency of 4 Hz. The sapphire crystal case back offers a view of the intricately finished automatic movement, revealing the characteristic three-quarter plate with its precise stripe finish, the elaborately hand-engraved balance cock and the finely decorated winding chain. The skeletonised rotor features a 21-carat gold oscillating weight and is adorned with the manufactory’s mirrored ‘G’ symbol, which is also skeletonised.