Glashütte has been based in the Saxon Swiss town of the same name for over 160 years and epitomises flawless design and dependable movement. The proof is this 70s style square timepiece with a mirror-like face which was unveiled at Baselworld this year. The oversize steel case (40x40mm) features a large shiny bezel, a crown protected on the sides and two streamlined pushers. It houses the self-winding 37-02 chronograph calibre which provides a 72-hour power reserve and brings the time functions to life. Two facetted and raised Super Luminova-coated hands glide above the silver-tone sunburst dial with white gold indices and a slim minute track. The small seconds counter shares it dial with the power reserve at 9 o’ clock, the 30 minute counter is at 3 o’ clock and the 12 hour display is at 12 o’ clock. The date display holds court at the bottom of the dial at 6 o’ clock. Price: 13,200 € (steel)