stainless steel strap

Glashütte has been synonymous with the highest level of watchmaking worldwide since 1845. Your watch proudly bears the name "Glashütte" on the dial. It meets the strict criteria for this designation of origin, which were clearly defined by the federal government in the so-called Glashütte Ordinance.

A three-part case, as used in the Purist, is more complex to manufacture, but allows for more precise processing and gives the watch a robust structure and an elegant appearance at the same time. A flawless case finish with an elaborate bevel is the icing on the cake of the DUG Purist. The polished and brushed surfaces create a play of light and shadow that further underlines the noble character of the watch.

The dial is protected by a slightly domed sapphire crystal. Sapphire crystal is characterized by its hardness and is almost impervious to scratches - almost like a diamond. So that your view of the details of the dial is not spoiled by
To avoid reflections, the sapphire crystal was not only coated inside, but
anti-reflective on both sides

A detail that underlines the exclusivity: the applied indexes give the dial depth and ensure a sophisticated look. Compared to printed indexes, this technique is more complex and noticeably enhances the dial. Hold the watch at an angle and experience the three-dimensional shape of the "face" of your watch.

To make the watch easy to read even in the dark, extra-strong Swiss Super-LumiNova® is embedded in the indexes as a luminous element. The unmistakable face of the Purist with the striking index at 12 o'clock is thus preserved even in the dark.

A look through the sapphire crystal case back reveals the carefully decorated and rhodium-plated DUG 400 movement. Each individual movement is assembled and adjusted by hand in Glashütte. This care is reflected in the elaborate watchmaking finish with blued screws, perlage and bevelled edges. The rotor, precision-made in Glashütte, gives the Purist an additional personal, luxurious touch and sets it apart from the competition in its price segment.

A small but significant detail: the date disc is not in a standard color, but has been specially adapted for the Purist and the various dial colors. This is a complex, manual process that involves washing, priming and reprinting each individual disc. This detail creates a harmonious overall picture and underlines the attention to detail that has gone into this watch.

The quick-change system on the strap allows you to change the strap effortlessly and without tools, depending on whether you prefer a metal or leather strap. This means the watch can be quickly adapted to different occasions or styles.