- Quartz movement- seiko ym92; chronograph function and sub-second
- Stationary blue ip coated bezel with minute track
- Blue textured dial with date window
- Luminous hands and hour markers
- Water resistant to 165 feet (50 M): suitable for swimming and showering
Rudiger Watch Diagram
Rüdiger Watches are Bringing Germany’s Rich Watchmaking Heritage to a Whole New Audience
German watches are unique. With Germany’s reputation for superb engineering and craftsmanship, it’s no surprise that this country has a rich watchmaking history. The great watchmakers of Germany’s Glashütte region rival anything made in nearby Switzerland. German watches are characterized by their durability and precision tolerances, along with the clean lines and minimalist styles that show their Bauhaus influence. Even to the untrained eye, there is something unique about a German watch. Their straightforward, readable dials, straight edges, and angled lugs project the same purposeful elegance that makes this country’s cars, tools and cameras instantly recognizable.
German design excellence and technological innovation has had such an influence on watchmaking that even some of the most famous Swiss watch names like Fortis, Zenith and Rolex have been heavily influenced by German thinking. Now, Rüdiger, a rising star in the watch world, pays homage to Germany’s illustrious watchmaking heritage with a collection of exceptional new timepieces that showcase German style and quality at its very best.
Rüdiger timepieces, each named after a different city in Germany, feature the classic, elegant styles and clean lines that have long been associated with Germany’s best watchmakers, from Helmut Sinn to Gerd-Rüdiger Lang. What makes Rüdiger watches unique is that modern manufacturing techniques and movements have been used to make these timepieces much more affordable than their handmade counterparts.
A Rüdiger watch doesn’t belong in a bank vault, it belongs on your wrist. The sporty Constellation model features the clean lines and easy readability that has long been associated with the finest aviator and diver timepieces. The classic Leipzig model, with its trademark small seconds dial at 6 o’clock, is so characteristically German that you could wear it with lederhosen. The spectacular Gorlitz model has the look and feel of a hand-made tourbillon. Don’t worry though; the Gorlitz, like all Rüdiger timepieces, is meant to be worn every day.
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