Sternglas S01-HHM07-WL02 Hamburg Edition Marine Mens Watch

Full speed ahead: after Argo, Bronze, Bauhaus and Hafen, we present a strictly limited special edition for modern explorers: the Hamburg Edition Marine is the new companion in the STERNGLAS range - limited to just 999 pieces. This noble timepiece expands the popular Hamburg collection and lets it shine in luxurious gold colours for the first time. The aesthetic uniform of a naval officer served as inspiration for the exclusive design. Clearly recognisable by the combination of strong ocean blue and the golden decorations and insignia. A strong contrast that also immediately catches the eye with this timepiece. The result is a stylish statement and a real eye-catcher for any occasion. A versatile companion that is suitable for both formal and casual occasions.  

The dark blue dial with gold and orange-coloured needle hands provides impressive depth. The double-domed, anti-reflective sapphire crystal protects against unsightly scratches. This preserves the Hanseatic elegance of this coveted collector's item for a long time. The timepiece is also water-resistant up to 5 bar. The robust 316L stainless steel case with a colour-fast PVD gold coating gives the Hamburg Edition Marine its luxurious appearance. With a diameter of 42 mm and a case height of just 6 mm, the timepiece has a pleasantly flat design. The Hamburg Edition Marine embodies stylish elegance in an extraordinary timepiece. Perfect for anyone who is a sea dog at heart - or a naval officer. But beware: there are only 999 of this special edition. It pays to be quick.

What GPS and the like do today was once possible thanks to a ground-breaking invention for all seafaring - and a bit of maths. Back then, the sextant was an indispensable measuring instrument for merchants and captains - and is still used today by sailors and astrologers together with modern technology. What makes it special? You can use a sextant to precisely determine the angle between two objects without electricity. For example, between the sun or a star and a fixed point on land or the horizon. That's why you'll find this symbol of traditional navigation and the spirit of adventure immortalised as a detailed engraving on the back of the Hamburg Edition Marine. The Ronda 715 quartz calibre works behind the screw-down steel back. The movement offers a battery life of up to 60 months and a rate accuracy of -10/ +20 seconds per month. With a low overall height of 2.5 mm, the 715 calibre is the ideal engine for the Hamburg collection.