It is the brightest star in the constellation Scorpio. And name for one of the most beautiful watch families of Mühle-Glashütte: Antares. With its bright reddish radiance it is visible from the earth with the naked eye. This sparkle is reflected in the new Antaria Chronograph, which is named after him and elegant and elegant in bicolor with rose gold.
With its luminosity, Antares superimposes all stars surrounding it. Like its name, the Antaria Chronograph also attracts the attention and goes forward with a bright example when it comes to readability and precision. A case of polished stainless steel encounters an elegantly red gold-plated bezel in this timepiece. This corresponds harmoniously with the dials, which are gilded in rose gold, which clearly and harmoniously stand out from the anthracite-colored background.
Above the reduced minutiae the red-golded hands draw their orbit. The totalizers, which fit harmoniously into the dial, are located at six, nine and twelve o'clock. The balanced overall picture of the 42 millimeter measuring chronograph is completed by the date display and the mill logo at three o'clock. Like the predecessor models from the successful Antaria family, this harmonious overall image is worn by a Juchtenlederband with a double folding clasp made of stainless steel.
The chronograph movement MU 9408 guarantees that the time runs in a precisely controlled orbit. It is equipped with all the characteristic features of the mill: the rotor rotor, the patented fine adjustment and the glash nut three-step plate. These technical details are not only functional, but also aesthetically a highlight. A particularly large sapphire glass floor gives the view clear into the light-flooded interior. This gives the Antaria Chronograph the opportunity of a wonderful journey into the galaxy of time. And while Antares shines more than 500 light years far from the earth at the southern afterthimmel, the Antaria Chronograph is only a glance at the wrist.
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