Chrono24 Interview - Christine Hutter from Moritz Grossmann

Chrono24 Interview | Moritz Grossmann laid the foundation for German watchmaking. In the 19th century, the exceptionally gifted pioneer developed technically outstanding watch models in his atelier in Glashütte, a small town in the Ore Mountains. Even though Grossmann produced pocket watches, pendulum clocks and measuring instruments he was more than just a craftsman. He gave lectures, published a lot of books about his work and founded the German School of Watchmaking in 1878. More than 100 years later, Christine Hutter, a watchmaker herself, discovered the heritage of Moritz Grossmann and established a new manufacture in Glashütte. As the CEO of Moritz Grossmann, she made sure that the timepieces of Moritz Grossmann go back to the roots of German Watchmaking artistry. That’s why everything is handcrafted. From the tiniest details to the complete movement. Moritz Grossmann even produces the hands by hand with techniques that include grinding with diamond files and annealing over an open flame. Moritz Grossmann invited us to Glashütte to visit their marvelous manufactury and to talk to Christine Hutter about the history of the brand, the manufacturing process an some of the brand’s most extraordinary watches like the Benu Tourbillon and the Tefnut Twist. Share your thoughts down below in the comments and don't forget to like and follow us for new content regularly. Sell your watch now on www.chrono24.com Chrono24 Website: https://www.chrono24.com Facebook: https://www.f