In my last trip to Hamburg back in late 2014, I had bought the Wempe Chronometerwerke. And while I was there, I also saw another in-house timepiece - the Chronometerwerke Power Reserve.
At first glance, the watch resembles the Glashuette Original Senator Chronometer. But this is different from the GO version.
I took the pictures when I was in the Wempe outlet in Hamburg so pardon the lighting in the showroom reflecting off the watch.
The watch looks very similar to the GO Senator Chronometer except that the GO version comes with a silver dial, a big date as well as a day and night indicator. The Wempe version comes without the date and the day/night indicator.
But the watch is still attractive with its 43mm round case.
At the back is the Calibre CW3 which is again in-house designed and manufactured in collaboration with Nomos, Glashuette.
What is interesting about the movement is the central bridge with a double balance cock which is hand engraved.
Attractive in the front as well as the back.
And if I were not rushed for time or had a bigger budget, I would have spent more time admiring the watch and probably ended up buying it myself like I did the Chronometerewerke Tonneau which I had earlier posted about.
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