The Union Glashütte Belisar Chronograph Moon Phase now in Blue Editions

The Belisar Chronograph Moon Section has lengthy been one in all Union Glashütte’s signature watches, combining Saxon craftsmanship with the attraction of a whole calendar and lunar show. In 2023, the Belisar Chronograph line acquired a welcome refresh with sleeker proportions, extra angular bezels, and a renewed emphasis on legibility. This 12 months, the normally basic Belisar Chronograph Moon Section will get a contact of informality and modernity by welcoming two metal and steel-and-gold variations with good-looking midnight blue dials. 

Union Glashütte introduced the Chronograph Moon Section into line with this up to date aesthetic, and now introduces two new editions. Obtainable in stainless-steel or in metal with 18k rose-gold accents, the newest references refine the components with a midnight-blue sunburst dial, utilized indices, and heat steel accents that spotlight the complication’s classical character.

At 42mm in diameter and 14.8mm thick, with a lug-to-lug span of fifty.6mm, the brand new case presents improved wearability whereas retaining Belisar’s hallmark design codes: screwed-on case flanks, a sturdy 100m water resistance, and sapphire crystals back and front. The flanks and bezel are both crafted from polished stainless-steel or strong 18k rose gold for a two-tone impact. Rectangular pushers with softened corners and the basic fluted crown full the profile.

The sunburst midnight blue dial is enhanced by utilized rose-gold colored indices and a harmoniously organized structure. The sub-dial at 12 o’clock combines a 30-minute chronograph counter with day and month home windows, whereas 9 o’clock hosts working seconds and a 24-hour show. The 6 o’clock register integrates a 12-hour chronograph counter and a moon section with a golden moon in opposition to a starry sky. A central hand signifies the date across the chapter ring.

Powering the brand new Union Glashütte Belisar Chronograph Moon Section is the calibre UNG-25.S1, an upgraded automated motion primarily based on the Valjoux 7751 and embellished, assembled, and controlled in Glashütte. It incorporates a silicon stability spring, an indexless regulation system, and an prolonged 65-hour energy reserve. Ornament consists of Glashütte stripes on the rotor, perlage on the mainplate, and blued screws.

Each variations come on a home made blue leather-based strap with crocodile-effect end. Costs are EUR 7,500 for the two-tone mannequin and EUR 3,600 for the stainless-steel model. For extra data, go to union-glashuette.com.