Keeping with the concept of “manu factum”, everything is “made by hand”.
A place of origin is a realm that fulfils the need for identity, security, and individualism in life. In the 19th century, Moritz Grossmann found it in a small town in the Ore Mountains: Glashütte. In his atelier there, the exceptionally gifted pioneer developed technically outstanding watch models. More than 100 years later, watchmaker Christine Hutter discovered the heritage of Moritz Grossmann in Glashütte and established a new manufacture. Today, this is where ancestral craftsmanship is reinterpreted with modern technology. The beginning of a new era in the name of Moritz Grossmann: Schönstes deutsches Handwerk.
The precision of their timepieces lies in the hands of experts. In keeping with the concept of “manu factum”, everything is “made by hand” at Moritz Grossmann – from the smallest detail to the complete movement. The innovative spirit of our eponym comes alive in their ateliers. This is the point of departure for a collection that is rooted in traditional craftsmanship but totally committed to the present.
From the sketch to a fusion of the arts:
A Moritz Grossmann watch is a work of art and the result of a concerted effort. Every single step is executed with maximum precision in their Glashütte manufacture.
For connoisseurs of independent watchmaking, Moritz Grossmann has probably landed on your radar more and more. Over the last few years, the brand’s HAMATIC and Univerzalzeit timepieces have gained widespread recognition from collectors and enthusiasts (and for good reason!). With one foot firmly in the tradition of German watchmaking, Moritz Grossmann is pushing the envelope for the nation’s fine watchmaking in the future. From its home nestled in the mountainous watchmaking town of Glashütte, the brand is also making a strong push to establish a place for independent brands to co-exist and thrive alongside the locale’s massive players, namely A. Lange & Söhne, Glashütte Original, and Nomos.
