Senator Chronograph: Mechanical Precision in Short-Time Measurement

Glashütte Original has long elevated the art of chronograph manufacturing to an exceptional level of craftsmanship. More than 80 years ago, the first wristwatches with short-time measurement were developed in the Saxon watchmaking town, setting new technical benchmarks for their era. Today, the manufactory introduces two new interpretations of the Senator Chronograph, continuing this remarkable tradition. As pioneering as their historic predecessors, they have been conceived to meet the demands of contemporary watchmaking enthusiasts. Innovation at its Core Saxony established itself early on as one of Germany's centres of industrial innovation. From the country's first steam locomotive to the world's first daily newspaper, countless achievements that shaped history originated here. This pioneering spirit also reached the small Ore Mountains town of Glashütte, where generations of watchmaker’s continuously broke new ground. Having initiated the transition from pocket watches to wristwatches around a century ago, Glashütte’s watchmakers went on to develop the UROFA calibre 59 in the early 1940s – the first modern Glashütte wristwatch chronograph. Its groundbreaking construction followed rigorous technical principles that surpassed the standards of its time and established an entirely new category of precision timepieces. Today, this pioneering spirit lives on in two remarkable new models: the Senator Chronograph and the Senator Chronograph Navigator. Experience more: https: