Moritz Grossmann Atum Primavera Benu Contemporary Ice Blue 18kt White Gold Glacier Independent with Sleek Glacier Ice-Blue Dial with Lance-Shaped hands. The 41mm diameter solid two-body case, curved lugs, and thin convex bezel, are polished. The dial is Glacier Ice-Blue with index hour markers around a perimeter "railway" style minute scale. It has white gold Lance-shaped hour and minute hands, and at 6 o'clock there is a recessed circular small constant running seconds subsidiary dial with a railway-style minute ring, and a white gold indicator hand. Fitted on a black alligator leather strap with a tongue buckle. This Moritz Grossmann Atum Primavera Benu “Glacier” in 18kt White Gold is a masterclass in restrained elegance and uncompromising Saxon watchmaking. Housed in a beautifully proportioned 41mm white-gold case, the watch features softly curved lugs, a slim convex bezel, and polished surfaces that emphasize its refined, contemporary profile. The dial is a standout: a glacier ice-blue solid silver dial with a subtle, luminous depth, framed by a perimeter railway-style minute track and delicately chamfered applied index hour markers. At 6 o’clock, a recessed small seconds subdial adds dimensionality and balance, complete with its own fine railway scale and a white-gold indicator hand. The lance-shaped hour and minute hands, meticulously crafted and finished by hand, float precisely above the dial—an unmistakable Moritz Grossmann signature. Their slender form and mirror-polished surfaces reflect the brand’s devotion to traditional handcraft while maintaining a clean, modern aesthetic. Despite its minimalism, every element of the dial is executed with extraordinary precision and visual harmony. Turning the watch over reveals the in-house manufacture calibre 100.1, a hand-wound movement finished to the highest standards of German haute horlogerie. The movement features the brand’s signature untreated German silver 2/3 plate, adorned with wide horizontal ribbing, polished chamfers, and a hand-engraved balance cock. Beating at a classical 18,000 vibrations per hour, it offers a 42-hour power reserve and a visual warmth that only untreated German silver can achieve. The proprietary Grossmann balance, mounted beneath a cantilevered, hand-engraved balance cock with a micrometer screw, is engineered for optimal inertia, reduced air resistance, and exceptional rate stability. A defining technical highlight is the Grossmann winder: when the crown is pulled, the movement stops completely, allowing for precise time setting. Once set, the movement is restarted by pressing the discreet push-button at 4 o’clock—an ingenious system that prevents accidental hand displacement and ensures maximum accuracy. Finished on a black alligator leather strap with a white-gold tongue buckle, the Atum Primavera Benu “Glacier” is the embodiment of modern classical watchmaking. Quietly sophisticated, mechanically refined, and visually serene, it represents the pinnacle of Moritz Grossmann’s philosophy—where timeless aesthetics, artisanal handwork, and thoughtful engineering coexist in perfect balance. This watch is in unworn collector new condition with a large wooden box and a full two-year extended warranty from date of purchase from our store. Moritz Grossmann occupies a rare and revered place in modern haute horlogerie as a true independent manufacture, uncompromising in its philosophy and entirely driven by the hands of master watchmakers rather than corporate mandates. Every Moritz Grossmann timepiece is produced in extraordinarily small numbers in Glashütte, with many components fabricated, finished, and assembled entirely in-house by a single watchmaker from start to finish. This level of personal involvement is almost unheard of today and places the brand in the highest echelon of independent watchmaking, alongside the most respected names in the craft. What makes Moritz Grossmann especially coveted is not just its scarcity, but its intellectual purity. The brand does not chase trends, marketing hype, or mass visibility. Instead, it focuses relentlessly on mechanical integrity, traditional hand-finishing, and thoughtful innovation—seen in hallmarks like the Grossmann balance, the hand-engraved balance cock, and the unique crown-and-pusher setting system. As a result, production remains deliberately limited, and many models are made in numbers so small that they are rarely encountered outside of private collections. For collectors, owning a Moritz Grossmann is a quiet statement of discernment. These watches are recognized not by loud branding, but by those who truly understand watchmaking at its highest level. Their rarity, artisanal construction, and deep respect for horological tradition have made Moritz Grossmann one of the most sought-after independent manufactures in the world today—producing timepieces that are not merely worn, but treasured as modern mechanical heirlooms.