Glashütte Original presents a new limited edition of the Seventies Chronograph Panorama Date in a retro square form and innovative colors.
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New Limited Edition in Violet and Lime Green
What colors symbolize the times? Glashütte Original’s Limited Special Edition of the Seventies Chronograph Panorama Date answers this question every year. The violet-colored “Plasma” and lime green-colored “Fusion” dials presented this time are inspired by visions of virtual space, which get to the heart of our times and foreshadow the future at the same time. And the square case with its attractive rounded corners is reminiscent of the futuristic design shared by the world in the 1970s, and the retro form and the bold color of the dial are in perfect harmony. This latest edition blends the past and present even more successfully than previous models, matching the design of the 1970s with two of the most exciting colors of our time.
Coloring that reflects the image of virtual space in the real world and retro-futuristic form reminiscent of the 1970s
The two new special editions of the Seventies Chronograph Panorama Date in two new colors, each with a name that intentionally leaves room for interpretation: the dark purple is named “Plasma” and the bright yellow-green is named “Fusion”. The “true color” of the dials is different for each viewer, as the color changes depending on the angle from which the watch is viewed and how the light hits it. Both colors match the contemporary feel of the watch, while at the same time expressing a vision of the future in which reality and the digital world are fused together. Illustrations of futuristic visions are often colored with sparkling violet and lime green, and this color palette is derived from the same. By reflecting these two colors from virtual space to real objects, Glashütte Original has succeeded in sustaining a luminosity and harmony that differs from the digital vision.
The lacquered dials of both models will be presented in the newly opened Glashütte Original The dials of both models are manufactured at the new Glashütte Original Dial Manufakturm, which opened in June 2025. The two totalizers at 3 and 9 o’clock are decorated with a galvanic black “record-pull” finish that matches the color of the panoramic date at 6 o’clock. The two totalizers at 9 o’clock have a galvanic black “record pull” decorative finish that matches the color of the panoramic date at 6 o’clock.
The dial is surrounded by rounded corners and striking lines of polished/satin-finished stainless steel case framed by a The case measures 40 x 40 mm, allowing it to fit comfortably on a variety of wrists. Two types of straps round out the striking design. The watch comes with a choice of a matte black rubber strap or a size-adjustable metal bracelet.
Inside this stylish retro chronograph, the time is ticked by Glashütte’s original modern Inside this stylish retro chronograph is the ” Calibre 37-02 ” movement. This automatic caliber with flyback function is manufactured, finished and adjusted by hand in the original Glashütte factory. The flyback mechanism combines the conventional stop function with outstanding efficiency: a single press of the button at 4 o’clock stops the chronograph, resets it to zero, and immediately restarts it. No time is lost and no troublesome operations are required. This model is also durable and accurate enough for modern lifestyles, with a running time of approximately 70 hours and water resistance up to 10 atmospheres. The sapphire crystal caseback reveals not only the robust movement at the heart of the watch, but also the equally impressive Glashütte-exclusive three-quarter-plate ribbed finish, skeletonized rotor with double-G logo, beveled and polished edges, and blue-glazed screws. The eye can admire the refined decorative finishes of the watch, such as the double G logo on the skeletonized rotor, the chamfered and polished edges, and the blue-glazed screws.
The new “Plasma” and “Fusion” versions of the Seventies Chronograph Panorama Date are limited to 100 pieces each and will be available at all Glashütte Original boutiques and authorized retailers worldwide starting August 14, 2025.
