The dial as the heart of the Sixties
Glashütte Original is one of the few manufactures with its own dial production. For the Sixties, the dial is first embossed, then lacquered in several layers and finally darkened in a gradient. This transition from light to dark makes the dial look different depending on how the light falls. The indices and hands follow the style of the 1960s while remaining clearly legible.
Sixties and Seventies compared
Both lines belong to the manufacture's vintage family but set different accents. With its round case and simple three-hand display, the Sixties remains the more understated design. The Seventies, with its cushion-shaped case and panorama date, has a distinctly more angular appearance and is often executed as a chronograph. If you are looking for the subtle variant, the Sixties is the right choice.
Occasions that suit the Sixties
With its compact case dimensions and slim construction, the watch slips under a shirt cuff, making it as suitable for the office as for formal occasions. At the same time, the coloured dial variants give it enough individuality for leisure wear. Leather straps and stainless steel bracelets can be changed to suit the occasion.
The Sixties at HORANDO
All listed models are brand new and are delivered with their original box and original documents including the manufacturer's warranty. You will find the reference number on the respective product page, so that the dial colour and strap variant can be clearly identified. If you have any questions about availability, our service team will be happy to help.
