Glashütte watchmaking firm Moritz Grossmann reconnects with this region and celebrates its 13th anniversary with the Tremblage wristwatch.
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Glashütte watchmaking upstart Moritz Grossmann absolutely requires an introduction, especially with the reveal of this Tremblage watch for its 13th anniversary.

A small production firm, Moritz Grossmann does the sort of watchmaking that its more famous neighbour A. Lange & Söhne is renowned for, but at much smaller volumes. Yes, we are talking about production runs that will make the Odysseus look plentiful by way of comparison.

At first glance, you can see the common ground between these Saxon brands and then you will notice other elements shared with other neighbours such as Glashütte Original, to name just one.
All this requires an explanation, unless you already have a good grip on Glashütte watchmaking; even then, the origins of Moritz Grossmann might elude you. Why should you bother" Well, it is definitely a rising star and is sure to be making waves in Southeast Asia soon. Let us explain.

To begin with, the Tremblage is a time-only watch, without even that must-have of contemporary luxury watchmaking, the date; there is no special and exclusive complication hiding in plain sight. Despite this, we ? and a few others we will reference specifically ? have dedicated a fair bit of space to the watch.

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