Glashutte Original Lady Serenade

The elegant look of this Lady Serenade catches everyone’s eye. The refined combination of warm rose gold and cool stainless steel lends it an unmistakable appearance. The case has a diameter of 36 mm and is water-resistant up to 5 bar. Two straps are available for this ladies’ watch: a cream-coloured Louisiana alligator leather strap and a sporty-elegant stainless steel bracelet.
Functions
Hour and minute
Second
Date
bicolor
Case material
5 bar
Waterproof
36.00 mm
Case diameter
10.20 mm
Case height
Features
Crown with brilliant-cut diamond (approx. 0.1 ct. TW vvs)
Mother-of-pearl silver
Indexes applied
Black date on white background
Glashutte Original manufactory movement
Movement
Automatic movement
Movement type
40 h +/- 5 %
Power reserve
28.800 vph, equivalent to 4 Hz
Frequency
Remarks
Glashutte three-quarter plate with stripe finish
Swan-neck fine adjustment
Bevelled edges
Polished steel parts
Skeletonised rotor with double-G symbol
Heavy metal oscillation weight
Louisiana Alligator leather strap
Material
White / Beige
Colour
18 mm
End link width
67 x 100 mm
Dimensions
Functional and fascinating
The functional design of the distinctive crown ensures easy and comfortable handling: pulling the crown out stops the seconds hand, which remains in position while the time is set precisely; the seconds hand resumes its course when the crown is pushed back in. A single diamond offers fascinating reflections of the light and makes the crown a real eye-catcher.
Precious mother-of-pearl
The handmade dial in mother-of-pearl is the result of exquisite craftsmanship. Roman numerals and the lightly domed indexes echo the golden hues of the bezel and crown and offer soft reflections of the light. Just above the surface the filigree seconds hand and finely worked minute and hour hands, also made of rose gold, proceed with elegance along their path.
Finely finished
This mechanical ladies’ watch is fitted with the manufactory movement Calibre 39-22. A special sapphire crystal case back offers the wearer a view into the interior of the automatic movement, allowing her to admire several typical features of Glashutte watchmaking. The finely finished movement runs at a frequency of 4 Hz and has a forty-hour power reserve.