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New Glashütte Original Vintage Seventies Collection | Hands On Review - YouTube - Time+Tide Watches

Editorial Staff

09 Nov 2026 — 1 min read

The Glashütte Original Vintage Seventies collection introduces three stainless-steel watches with slimmer, more compact proportions: a 39mm case measuring 9.6mm thick, a 43.7mm lug-to-lug span, and 100-metre water resistance. Their embossed hexagrid dials draw inspiration from 1970s hi-fi systems, tweed-covered amplifiers, and vinyl records; the black-dial version is limited to 500 pieces. Each model is available with an integrated, fabric-textured rubber strap or a refined bracelet with clasp comfort adjustment. The new Groove Lock system allows tool-free strap changes. Inside, an in-house automatic movement combines traditional Glashütte decoration with a silicon hairspring and 100-hour power reserve.

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