Contemporary elegance, precise Swiss movement and finest materials combined with a clear dial on top Rosenthal porcelain mark the start of a new collection of wrist watches made in Germany.
Designed with a yellow, gold or stainless steel case, available with a black, brown or cool white leather and textil bracelet and a crown made of Swarovski crystals, the look of this collection of modern favorite pieces varies with refined details such as porcelain droplets incorporated into the dial as well as gold- Or silver decorations from simple to feminine opulent.
The manufacturer of these exceptional timepieces is the Munich company POINT TEC , which is also responsible for the renowned watch brands JUNKERS and ZEPPELIN . All watches are water resistant to at least 3 atm and are hand-assembled in Germany by masters of their trade
The white Porzellanzifferblätter with their silky shining surface are manufactured with much love to the detail and highest craftsmanship at the premium porcelain manufacturer Rosenthal in the Upper Franconian Selb. Each dial is unique.
The dial is first poured into a gypsum mold with a ceramic casting slurry in thin-walled fabric.
After drying the blanks, a transparent white glaze is sprayed onto the blanks by means of an injection gun.
The firing of the dials at 1400 ° C makes the surface appear shining afterwards. Thanks to extremely precise production techniques, the dials are then brought to the required specifications. The diameter and pointer hole openings have to fit exactly so that the dials can also be let into the watch case. Each dial is subjected to strict quality control before printing with the separately manufactured decorative elements.
The opaque to plainly varying decor pictures, which also carry the Rosenthal logo, have to be placed exactly on the porcelain, with the help of a printing template, so that the hour displays are also in the correct position. After the decorative firing at 840 ° C, a final final inspection with a stencil is carried out, which checks the position of the 12 hour strokes for the correctness of their position.
