PRECISE TECHNOLOGY, CLEAR LINES, FASCINATING INSIGHTS – The new Operetta table clock allows an unobstructed view into every movement detail through six panes of glass. Ten milled, grounded and, last but not least, gold-plated gears work tirelessly in 12 high-precision ball bearings, 11 rubies are responsible for the smooth function of the Swiss lever escapement and screw balance, the mainspring, which by means of a stop work delivers a constant force over the entire 8 days power reserve to the gear train…. All of these are typical features that define a manufacture movement from Erwin Sattler. A fine strike when passing the 60th minute, in French “en passant”, that's the so-called passing strike, sounds one times every full hour and completes, with the hand-painted moon disc, this horological composition. This special gem is protected by a two-part glass case, which provides a dignified framework, with the help of polished and chrome-plated brass bars with a black varnish base, and cleverly draws the viewer’s gaze to the skeletonized dial and back plate. Of course, all settings, from the moon phase to the regulation and the time, can be made effortlessly from the rear. Whether in the office or in a cozy home, the Operetta fits in tastefully with any ambience. It attracts the viewer’s gaze and creates a pleasant atmosphere of relaxation. HIGHLIGHTS The glass case construction allows a 360 ° view of the movement Passing strike on bell Hand painted moon phase Case Brass bars, chrome plated, black varnish base with metal inlays. Dimensions Height: 9.05 in (23 cm), width: 6.3 in (16 cm), depth: 3.15 in (8 cm) Movement Sattler calibre 200-4 M Power Reserve 8 Days Drive Mainspring with Maltese stop work for constant force Oscillator Swiss escapement with screw balance Ball bearings 12 precision ball bearings Jewels 11 Dial Anodized, skeletonized, hand painted moon disc, Arabic Hands Blue steel hands Strike train Passing strike with bell Beat rate 18.000 /h Weight 14.77 lbs (6.7 kg)
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