Glashütte Original introduced a smaller, thinner 70s collection built around a 39-by-39-millimetre steel case. The three variants use textured dials inspired by vinyl records, amplifier fabric and hi-fi control panels, and replace the earlier Panorama Date with a conventional date window.
The automatic Calibre 36 runs at 28,800 vibrations per hour and provides a claimed 100-hour power reserve. The black Vinyl Record version is limited to 500 pieces at €16,200, while the brown Tweed Amp and silver Stereo Panel models start at €13,100 on rubber.
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