This wristwatch from the Vintage Collection is more than just a timekeeping instrument. It symbolises durability, meticulous craftsmanship and a time when experiences were still direct and immediate. Its mechanism thrives on interaction: the motion of its rotor creates a direct link to the wearer’s movements. You can feel the mechanics at work, hear its soft ticking and become more aware of the passage of time. With its exquisitely finished in-house calibre and iconic retro design, the 70s serves as a reminder of what is regaining value in our digitalised world: personal encounters, unadulterated sensory impressions and the joy of experiencing things first-hand – combined with a style that is entirely your own.

The dial of this retro-modern model was painstakingly crafted in-house. It features a delicate hexagonal pattern on the surface, which lends the dial texture and depth. The name ‘Tweed Amp’ is inspired by the coarse, brown fabric covers of the famous amplifiers that have been the first choice of great blues musicians for decades. To this day, they remain devoted to the warm, dynamic sound of these ‘amps’, which cannot be replicated using digital technology. The hour and minute hands, as well as the hour markers, crafted from solid red gold, add warm accents and create a fascinating contrast to the cool sheen of the stainless steel case.

This 70s model is not only a visual delight but also a pleasure to the touch. Its perfect proportions and curved contours literally invite you to trace them with your finger time and time again. The gently rounded corners of its 39 x 39 mm stainless steel case are carefully satin-finished and polished. The screw-down crown and water resistance up to 10 bar highlight this model’s suitability for everyday use; it is available with a choice of a stainless steel bracelet or sand-coloured rubber strap. A patented Groove-Lock system ensures that the strap can be changed easily and without the need for tools.

A sapphire crystal case back offers an unobstructed view of the intricate finishing of the movement. The in-house Calibre 36-11 at the heart of this 70s model was designed as a modern automatic movement that achieves truly remarkable feats within a very compact space. With a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour and an outstanding running time of at least 100 hours, it is characterised by its high precision, reliability and robustness. One of the reasons for this is the silicon balance spring, which makes the timepiece resistant to magnetic fields and temperature fluctuations.