TRADITION · PRECISION · PERFECTION - Erwin Sattler

Tradition · Precision · Perfection
Made in Germany

Beauty of Time

Contents Page
Company History 3
Manufactory 4
Precision and Perfection 5
Movement Quality 6
Case Quality 7
Research 8
Atmosphere 9
Precisions Pendulum Clocks 11
Semi Secunda 65 12
Metallica 1735 14
Classica Secunda 1985 18
Classica Secunda 1995 22
Secunda Lunaris 26
Secunda Accurata 1958 28
Opus Temporis 32
Regulator Pulley Clocks 37
Classica 60 38
Classica S 70 40
Classica S 100 42
Classica K 100 44
Classica KS 100 46
Elegantia S 100 48
Elegantia K 100 48
Table Clocks 51
Metrica 52
Stella 54
Stellina 56
Grandfather Clocks 59
Columna Temporis 60
Excelsia 62
Classica Secunda 2095 64
Troja 16 / Troja 16 Lunaris 66
Marine Clocks and
Nautical Instruments 69
Carbonautis 70
Nautis 72
Navis 76
Navis 24 77
Navalis 78
Nautical Instruments 79
Tempus Mobile 80
Tempus Mobile Atlantis 82
Columna Atlantis 83
Wristwatches 85
Regulateur Classica Secunda 86
Trilogie 88
Rotalis
Precisions-Watch Winders 93
Rotalis II 96
Rotalis IV 98
Custodia 100
Rotalis 60 102
Rotalis 30 105
Technical Data
Charts 106
Erwin Sattler Timepieces Destined for Generations
seit 1958
»What you can’t buy, you will simply have to make yourself«.
This motto saw watchmaker Heinrich Sattler building a handy
clock in 1902 that was outfitted with a perpetual calendar for
the desk or shelf. He
patented it on March 4,
1903. Heinrich Sattler’s
untiring pursuit of technically
demanding and
simultaneously exceptionally
elegant clocks was
also appropriated by his
grandson Erwin Sattler
until he retired.
About sixty years after
Heinrich Sattler’s invention,
Erwin Sattler took his
motto and turned it into the
base of his business
concept. In 1958, this watchmaker founded his own clock
manufactory. However, the movements available on the market
did not correspond to the ideals of the young watchmaker,
who had undertaken to manufacture »clocks for generations«.
Sattler thus decided to to manufacture the movements for his
clocks in the future. The roots of the contemporary Sattler clock
manufactory were thus planted.
The company developed new dynamics after Stephanie
Sattler-Rick, one of Viola and Erwin Sattler’s three daughters,
and watchmaker Richard Müller jointly took over the
administration of the company with clear vision and division
of tasks.
»Only when Richard Müller joined the company as technical
director did the opportunity present itself to approach the
project in unison,« comments Sattler-Rick, the entrepreneur
in charge of the business aspects.
Displaying equal parts determination, consistency, and
imagination, they turned the family-owned enterprise into a
true manufacture. Erwin Sattler remained in the background
as a consultant for several years. He went into a well-earned
retirement in 2002 with the knowledge that his life’s work was
in the best of hands with the next generation.
“The transformation of the clock production into an almost
fully self-sufficient manufacture took place between 1992
and 2002,” says Richard Müller. »In these ten years, we
restructured the company with the development of many new
movements, models, and our own table clock movement so
that we wouldn’t need to purchase any more movements. This,
of course, needed to occur at a very high level – such that it
actually wouldn’t need to be improved anymore.«
With this credo Erwin Sattler’s dream was fulfilled: the small
series precision pendulum clocks lovingly manufactured by the
Gräfelfing-based manufactory moved up in the hierarchy to
become the best available in this category in the world.
With this in mind,
Erwin Sattler München
has now manufactured
»clocks for generations«
for almost fifty years,
clocks that even the
company’s own managers
and employees
would buy.
Stephanie Sattler-Rick Richard Müller
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The Manufactory
The small family-owned company Erwin Sattler Stiluhren,
founded in 1958, has become a globally operating enterprise
over the last 52 years. Thanks to permanent general improvements
in quality – chiefly within the last decade – and the
meticulously cultivated precision pendulum clock product lines,
Sattler is practically without competition today.
At Sattler it is not only clocks that are created. We manufacture
fixtures that may become the visual focus of an office or living
space. For this reason, we not only place value on the finest
workmanship and highest precision in our workshop in
Gräfelfing (near Munich); aesthetics play just as important a
role for these precious timekeepers. A Sattler clock should not
only display the precise time, but also be a joy to the eye.
For this reason, the long chain of development from the first
sketch of the movement to its completion in our workshops
takes place under the aegis of a balanced synthesis of the
most modern manufacturing technologies and a century-old
craft. Only this guarantees that a Sattler clock will live up to
our high expectations – and yours.
We begin by manufacturing the so-called ébauche using the
most modern computer-controlled production centers. These
precision tools complete their tasks precisely to the hundredth
of a millimeter. Tolerances above and beyond that are not
accepted. Ensuing finishing touches are characterized by the
extensive talents and skills of our experienced watchmakers.
Naturally, each and every raw component destined for use in
a Sattler movement is created from the full material, whether
it is steel or brass. Fully trained lathe operators and milling
cutters are responsible for this based on the sketches of our
movement design department. It is also clear that all 25
Sattler manufacture movements are our own developments,
created solely in exclusive small series.
The lavish cases are produced by a specialized German
carpenter’s workshop according to our sketches and uncompromising
quality standards.
A production depth of about ninety percent makes any
discussion unnecessary as to whether Erwin Sattler may bear
the title manufacture.
Precision and Perfection
An Imposing Clock
These days, Sattler produces timekeepers of almost every size
and shape. The façade of the company’s factory itself is
dominated by a twelve-meter-high glass tower housing the
largest precision pendulum clock in the world, boasting a
pendulum length of almost eight meters. Stephanie Sattler-Rick
and Richard Müller, owners of the Sattler manufacture, were
convinced that manufacturing such a giant precision clock
would offer an exciting challenge. More precisely expressed,
Monumentum Temporis is the 6.25-time enlargement of
a Sattler precision pendulum clock that has already been
manufactured more than 1,000 times.
The tower is fully illuminated at night, and thirteen giant glass
panels allow a fascinating view of the regulator dial, 160 cm
in diameter, while three blued hands – true to the style of oldfashioned
observatory clocks – display the seconds, minutes,
and hours on separate dials. The painstakingly milled, goldplated
brass gears and delicate Graham escapement can be
viewed not only through a cutaway in the dial, but also
through the side panels of the tower.
In keeping with the motto that a pendulum clock is only as
precise as its pendulum, the temperature and air pressure
compensation pendulum is made of several different materials.
The exactly coordinated dimensions of the carbon, brass,
stainless steel, and aluminum ensure that the 7.8-meter
pendulum maintains a precise frequency of 0.2 Hz (5 seconds
per swing) even at varying temperatures. The precision clock
is wound mechanically once a week from inside the building
using a winding crank. The movement is powered during
winding via a Huygens endless-chain winding mechanism,
typical in its dual weights of different sizes.
By building this unique precision clock, Erwin Sattler wanted
to »mark« time – both for Germany as a production
location, and far beyond its borders.
A Very Small Clock
The smallest product of this clock manufactory is an automatic
wristwatch featuring an engraved gold rotor, a regulator
display, and a jumping second hand that springs forward
with the tact of the second itself. This Sattler wristwatch was
created on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the
company’s founding and has since become a popular and
successful model.
The Regulateur Classica Secunda features an exact miniature
version of the very successful wall clock Classica Secunda
1985’s regulator dial, but with all the characteristics of a fine
mechanical wristwatch: As on the original, this wristwatch’s
dial is made of solid sterling silver (925/000) and sports four
screws.
With regard to our customers, we at Sattler have only one
goal: satisfaction in every way. This is equally true for
the design, quality, and longevity of our products. For this –
reason, the long development chain from the first sketch of the
movement all the way to the final assembly takes place in
our workshops under consideration of a balanced synthesis
comprising the most modern production methods and a
century-old craft. Only this guarantees that a Sattler clock,
down to the last detail, corresponds to our high demands –
and especially yours.
The twenty-five employees of the Erwin Sattler manufactory
therefore live the dream every day: they have the pleasure
of making clocks that last for generations.
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Movement Quality
The production of the up to 420 parts that are sometimes
necessary to complete our complex movements takes time.
Engraving the different scales on a dial alone takes about fifty
minutes – at the end of which it is lavishly silver-plated. Depending
on the model, a clockmaker needs a full working day to
make a matching set of hour, minute and second hands. Each
hand is first traditionally filed to produce a rounded
shape, something the clockmaker calls doming. Then, steel
hands are sanded and polished. Finally, they are heated
over a gas flame until they have an even, deep blue color.
This process is called tempering.
Our base plates, upon which all the moving parts of a
movement are mounted, are crafted in hardened brass that is
up to five millimeters thick so that they are extremely stable.
Each drilled hole is individually positioned and applied by
our CNC-controlled machine. This process takes longer than
simultaneous drilling with conventional machines, but it is much
more precise.
The elegant legs of our gear wheels are not stamped, but
rather milled from a whole piece. The watchmakers mount
them on solid, hardened, steel arbors with precisely cut
pinions. For lasting protection from oxidation, all our brass
parts are plated with precious gold.
To improve performance and reduce wear on the material, we
use pallets made of agate. The gear wheel arbors are put in
jewel bearings mounted in so-called chatons or the most
modern precision ball bearings. Exceptionally small driving
weights and unusually long maintenance intervals are the
positive result.
Consistent use of high-grade materials, our own milling and
computerized machines, and above all the high standard that
each employee demands of him or herself make the unique
Sattler quality possible. It can be up to two years before
a new Sattler movement is finally encased. This seems like a
long time, but it is actually very little compared to the
centuries a clock made in the Erwin Sattler manufactory will
have to live. We are passionately dedicated to making clocks
that will continue to bring joy to future generations – and that
justifies just about any amount of effort.
Case Quality
If you purchase an Erwin Sattler clock, you should have one
thing in mind: this timepiece will have more than one owner
in its lifetime since it was built to last for generations. It is for
this reason, that we dedicate the same exact attention to each
and every component – both visible and hidden. And we
take care of every detail with the same degree of attention.
For more than twenty years Josef Wochner’s company, located
in Baden-Württemberg’s Heiligenzimmern, has created our
elegant, functional cases in the same spirit. At this case
manufactory, the most modern production methods are also
combined with traditional craftsmanship.
Naturally, only the best materials are used in order to permanently
guarantee the highest quality thanks to transparency,
optimal legibility, reliable protections, and stability.
The precious wood used for our cases must be dried for many
years so that it does not warp. In particular, the front doors’
especially thin trim must reach its final thickness over the course
of several steps. Between each of these steps, the wood is
stored for longer amounts of time to acclimate. Only when
all the parts have reached their final dimensions, are they
assembled in many demanding steps to become a complete
case. The surface is sanded by hand before applying each
of the thirteen layers of varnish. This is why the varnishing
of a Sattler case alone takes fourteen days. As a result, the
surface is wonderfully smooth with a silky shine and, like all
the details of our clocks, is extremely durable.
Large, polished glass, faceted at its edge, additionally underscores
a desired transparency on some of our clocks. The
width of the facets is perfectly harmonized with all the other
proportions when the clock is designed. Our designers
usually orient themselves on historical models, with the result
being what defines the basic elements of Sattler’s cases:
a classic appearance and timeless elegance.
This attention to detail coupled with the traditional art of
the craft makes a quality possible on all of our cases that
makes a precision clock from the Erwin Sattler manufactory
a recognized masterpiece and thus a valuable heirloom
for generations.
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Research and Development
What is regarded by both Erwin Sattler and connoisseurs of
fine mechanical timekeepers as precision is something that
depends on many factors. Often times, less obvious little
details make for the famous cherry on top: optimally shaped
teeth for a light, friction-free gear train; the right selection
of materials, and the most perfect compensation possible for
atmospheric influences. Each of these parameters often
increases rate precision by only fractions of a second, but
the sum of these details is exactly what makes a clock into
a precision pendulum clock.
A research and development department at the Erwin Sattler
factory passionately takes care of these many details – here
the task is to continually optimize and develop mechanical
precision timekeepers. In this department, modern measuring
technology is utilized to examine the day-to-day practicality of
historical theories and inventions in the twenty-first century.
Before the knowledge gained is allowed to flow into the
production process, it is extensively tested on prototypes.
Computer-aided gear train designs, high numbers of teeth on
various gears, and consistent outfitting of the movements with
jewel and ball bearings guarantee optimal energy transmission.
This saves up to fifty percent of the driving weight. At the
same time – something non-technicians can also understand
– the movement’s longevity is extended significantly.
We maintain a unique laboratory for quality control that
enables our designers to analyze environmental influences on
a pendulum under constant conditions. In our new pressure
chamber, for example, we examine the behavior of individual
pendulum designs under various atmospheric conditions.
From that, air pressure constants are calculated. In the end,
this targeted analysis of research results makes it possible
to create efficient compensation of the influences of air
pressure and temperature changes on the rate of our
precision pendulum clocks. Thus, rate deviations can be
restricted to values in a range of just a few seconds per month.
Unusual or unconventional materials provide us with new answers
for old questions. Driving weights made of tungsten,
pendulum rods crafted in Superinvar, extremely low-friction
ball bearings, and progressive air pressure compensation
barometers are just a few examples.
This makes clear why Richard Müller, co-owner and technical
head of the Erwin Sattler manu factory, continuously invests
great sums in the research and development department.
At the same time, our creative designers are given the space
they need to realize their ideas and visions.
In the manufactory:
Two years go by. On a high-performance computer screen,
lines, circles, and curves fit together to form secretive design
plans. CNC-controlled machines drill precise holes in the base
plates, turn thin arbors, and mill intelligently shaped teeth.
Miniscule balls create precision bearings for the arbor’s pivots.
Schooled craftsmen give steel poire and Breguet hands
their inimitably slim shape, then carefully temper them over
a flame to give them their wonderfully deep blue color.
Somewhere else in the manufactory, magic hands create two
moons and a number of shiny stars on a round metal disk.
Or they cut wood intarsia, putting them together to make a
wonderful work of art. Glass panes are faceted and
polished. All the while, and with great patience and care,
experienced clockmakers assemble fascinating microcosms
that divide the passing of time into measurable parts. Without
rushing, these works of art are adjusted and regulated so that
they can fulfill their task with optimal precision. Carefully
packaged up for delivery, the end product is finally on the
way to a retailer that has been qualified as a suitable partner
for the Erwin Sattler manufactory.
Atmosphere
Someplace else:
Your house or apartment during this time: you’ve leafed
through the catalogue again and again, looking at the
pictures and studying the texts. You’ve discussed it all with your
Sattler dealer. And then, one day, it happens: your Erwin Sattler
precision clock arrives. You notice right away that something
has changed for you at home. The timelessly elegant design
decorates any room; gentle ticking creates an inimitable
atmosphere in the room where it hangs. You literally feel how
the daily grind makes way for peace and quiet. Thoughtfully,
you watch the ponderous swings of the pendulum, every move
inspiring you. In your mind, you make a journey back to
times when electronics did not yet play a role. You feel
how the sonorous ticking of your clock touches you, the
masterpiece embodying value and tradition. You become
conscious of how this seemingly anachronistic object defies
these fast-paced times of our era with ease and charm within
your four walls.
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Precision Pendulum Clocks
What is a second? This question seems simple, but the answer
has kept people occupied for centuries. In 1820, a group of
French scientists defined the second as 1/86,400 of the
mean solar day.
This is relatively easy to envision looking at our precision
clocks. One valuable second of our lives has passed when
the one-meter-long pendulum has moved from one extreme to
the other. Because we use only the best materials to form our
pendulums, we can promise with a clear conscience that the
length of one pendulum swing almost never deviates from the
caesium time norm – for months and years. However, our
mechanical precision pendulum clocks do demand a solid,
vibration-free wall upon which to tick.
Sigmund Riefler, the king of precision clocks at the turn of the
twentieth century, reported that microseismic effects disturb
pendulum timekeeping. The Erwin Sattler manufactory avoids
this with intelligent design. Other proven enemies of precision
timekeeping like friction and changes in air pressure and
temperature are treated no less seriously. Our clocks
are recognized as the best in precision currently available
on the market. At the same time, clock connoisseurs
with a predilection for perfectly stylish craftsmanship
recognize our style.
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Black varnish with walnut root wood
Semi Secunda 65
Dimensions:
Height 65 cm
Width 26 cm
Depth 9 cm
Black varnish
Semi Secunda 65 – Erwin Sattler’s Smallest Precision Pendulum Clock
The Semi Secunda 65 occupies a special position in the
Erwin Sattler manufactory’s precision clock collection.
This model is not only the company’s smallest precision
pendulum clock, it is also the model that can find good space
for itself even under cramped circumstances. Its so-called
upside-down escapement is a special element of Sattler
Caliber 2006. Because the pendulum’s suspension point is
located between the movement’s two base plates, the case
has been kept very flat.
The generously skeletonized dial makes not only this
construction visible, but also another special element of the
movement: its Graham escapement including agate pallets
and a 60-tooth escape wheel. This means that the Semi
Secunda actually has a half-second pendulum.
The pendulum’s laws of physics dictate that the length of the
pendulum decreases by a quarter in relation to the period of
the oscillation, and in fact, a half-second pendulum is only
one-quarter the length of a one-second pendulum. The Semi
Secunda’s pendulum thus oscillates twice per second, making
an escape wheel with sixty teeth necessary. Thus, the second
hand makes one complete revolution per minute.
To improve the pendulum’s compensation of temperature
change, the Semi Secunda is equipped with a doublecylinder
compensation pendulum according to Prof. Ludwig
Strasser. Here, the compensation pipe is almost uncovered in
comparison with other pendulums, and thus almost completely
surrounded by air.
The movement is also outfitted corresponding to Erwin Sattler’s
technical level. Gold-plated, milled gear wheels turn on
hardened pinions in a total of twelve stainless steel ball
bearings between nickel-plated brass plates four millimeters
strong. Another two jewels are in charge of friction-free
movement.
Interplaying with the movement’s steel cable and spring
barrel, the so-called fusee ensures constant force for thirty
days of power reserve. On the silver-plated dial, the power
reserve is displayed along with the time and date.
The case, as always at Erwin Sattler, illustrates the highest
quality of varnish. The elegant locking mechanism for opening
the front door deserves special mention. Available in black or
a black-walnut combination, this »small« precision pendulum
clock in no way needs to hide behind its more famous
big sisters.
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Dimensions:
Height 105 cm
Width 27 cm
Depth 14 cm
Metallica 1735
Black varnish, hand-polished
Wood with Metal Inlay – Metallica 1735 – The Modern Precision Clock Line
The Metallica 1735 model, in our middle range of sizes at
105 centimeters, is easily integrated into any living situation.
A combination of wood and metal inlays lends the case
a contemporary appearance.
The movement is outfitted with ten precision ball bearings and
two jewel bearings. Gold-plated gear wheels drive the
temperature-compensating 5/6-second invar pendulum.
A cutaway in the silver-plated regulator dial allows a view
of the Graham escapement with its agate pallets, and a
barometer reliably compensates variation in air pressure on
the elegant double-cylinder pendulum.
The ball bearing tungsten weight located off to the side makes
a power reserve of one month per winding interval possible.
Thanks to high craftsmanship and the use of high-grade
materials and and compensation elements, the Metallica
1735 achieves a rate deviation of about three to four
seconds per month.
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Walnut,
hand-polished
Metallica 1735
Black varnish with walnut root wood,
hand-polished
5/6-Second Precision Pendulum Clock – Metallica 1735
A precision pendulum clock doesn’t always need to have a
one-second pendulum and be one and a half meters tall to
measure time accurately. The Erwin Sattler manufactory has
long years of experience with 5/6-second pendulum clocks.
Because of the Metallica 1735’s shorter pendulum, its second
hand takes six steps every five seconds.
Its simple, elegant case is decorated with fine metal inlays,
then coated with thirteen layers of varnish, and finally
high-polished by hand. A window on top allows light to
illuminate the escapement of the open movement, and antireflective
glass panes allow you to admire its fascinating
mechanics. The clock’s winding crank and fine regulation
weights are located in a hidden shelf on the bottom of
the case.
Twenty years’ experience in precision pendulum clock
making is included in this movement. All milled parts, such as
the base plates, the four-legged escape wheel bridge, the
counterweight for the minute hand, and, of course, the gear
wheels are manufactured by in-house precision millers, and
then finished and finally gold- or nickel-plated.
The pallet lever is naturally outfitted with agate pallets, and all
wheels run on jewel or ball bearings. Thanks to minimized
friction in the gear train and with the help of a tungsten
weight suspended on a filigreed ball bearing rope pulley, this
clock also has a power reserve of thirty days per winding
interval.
The silver-plated dial with hand-domed and blued hands
is framed by a solid, polished, nickel-plated brass bezel.
Thanks to its noble elegance and excellent quality, the
Metallica 1735 will not only occupy a special place of honor
in your home, it will also impressively demonstrate the
art of classic clockmaking to future generations.
The movement of the Metallica 1735
with regulator dial
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Dimensions:
Height 145 cm
Width 37 cm
Depth 18 cm
Classica Secunda 1985
Black varnish
Classica Secunda 1985 – The Classic Precision Clock
The Classica Secunda 1985 model represents the evolution
of our successful precision 1935 model, 500 of which have
been manufactured in the last eighteen years.
This model represents the joining of the traditional art of
horology with timeless design. The Classica Secunda 1985
model is an example of exclusive wall art for the office,
conference rooms, entryways, and living rooms.
A total of three beveled glass panes allow a fascinating view
of the clock’s technology, and an additional window on top
allows light to illuminate the movement from above.
This clock is an extremely accurate timekeeper whose
maximum rate deviation is not more than one to two seconds
per month under optimal conditions.
To prevent larger rate deviations, which can be caused by
fluctuations in temperature and air pressure, an aneroid
barometric display has been added to the pendulum. Changes
in the Classica Secunda 1985’s Superinvar pendulum length
that are caused by temperature are compensated by a
precisely calculated, freely swinging compensation pipe.
A weight located to the side with an elegant guide pulley in
a jewel bearing makes a power reserve of 30 days possible.
All movement components such as plates, pillars, pallet
bridges and cocks, gear wheels, and chatons are milled
and turned in small numbers in our manufactory. Many of
the components are finished by hand and decorated with
gold-plating.
The precisely calculated shape of the gear wheel teeth and
the great number of ball or jewel bearings reduce wear to
a minimum and guarantee the lifespan of a Sattler precision
pendulum clock for generations.
The production of the case also illustrates the unique
fascination of this pendulum clock, manufactured with great
attention to detail. The application of thirteen layers of varnish
alone takes the case’s carpenter just about two weeks
and includes several polishing steps in between that are
performed by hand.
The winding crank, fine adjustment weights, and additional
accessories are hidden in a secret compartment in the bottom
of the case.
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Classica Secunda 1985
Maple with maple root wood Black varnish with walnut root wood
Cherry with olive root wood Walnut with walnut root wood
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Dimensions:
Height 145 cm
Width 37 cm
Depth 18 cm
Classica Secunda 1995
Black varnish with walnut root wood
Detailed Technology Made Clear – Classica Secunda 1995 – Timelessly Modern Design
At first glance, the Classica Secunda 1985 and 1995 models
may seem like the same clocks. Their cases and various wood
versions are identical on both, as is the pendulum. With the
development and production of the Classica Secunda 1995
model, Erwin Sattler is impressively continuing the grand
tradition of precision pendulum clocks. The skeletonized
subdial for seconds and the movement’s open front plate
enable a view of the gold-plated gear wheels and the
Graham escapement with its agate pallets.
An especially loving detail is the domed and polished starshaped
gear wheel bridge crafted in stainless steel that is
secured with polished, blued screws.
Another difference between this and model 1985 is the
sophisticated ball bearing rope pulley for the winding weight.
The highly precise movement, whose sole function is to
accurately measure time, achieves a rate deviation of only
one to two seconds per month.
In order to achieve this demanding task, the 30-day movement
is uncompromisingly designed and executed. The gold-plated
gear wheels turn with arbors made of special Swedish
steel in five ball bearings and eleven jewel bearings on two
base plates crafted in four-millimeter-strong hard brass,
increasing the movement’s effectiveness and longevity. The
bearing jewels are crafted in extremely hard synthetic ruby
and embedded in diamond-turned chatons screw-mounted to
the base plate with three polished stainless steel screws.
The plates are finely finished and decorated with shiny
nickel plating providing especially beautiful contrast to the
gold-plated gear wheels. The Graham escapement with its
jewel pallets guarantees constant transmission of energy to the
pendulum. When the clock is being wound, a so-called
power-maintaining mechanism drives the pendulum.
This timepiece’s fine poire hands were also created with
traditional models in mind. They are domed, polished, and
blued with precise hand-craftsmanship.
It takes about two years to manufacture all the components
needed for the small series of maximum ten handmade
Sattler clocks. Justifiably, these ticking treasures are viewed
throughout the world as the high art of clockmaking.
On this clock, a glass pane on top also allows light to enter
the case and illuminate the movement from above. Accessory
parts are stored in the bottom of the case.
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Classica Secunda 1995
Black varnish Cherry with olive root wood
Walnut with walnut root wood Maple with maple root wood
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Dimensions:
Height 145 cm
Width 37 cm
Depth 18 cm
Secunda Lunaris
Black varnish
The New Precision Pendulum Clock with Calendar and Moon Phase Indication
With the development and production of the Secunda Lunaris
model, the Erwin Sattler manufactory carries its grand
tradition of precision pendulum clocks impressively into
the future. This new movement features sweep minute and
hour hands, while the second hand is located in an off-center
position above the cutaway.
Slightly below the center of the silver-plated dial there are
two smaller subsidiary dials displaying the day and the date.
Positioned precisely below the middle in another cutaway,
a beautifully hand-painted moon disk indicates the current
moon phase. The cutaway within the display for the seconds
and a recess in the plate allow a view of the gold-plated
gear wheels and the Graham deadbeat escapement with its
agate pallets.
An especially loving detail is the star-shaped escape wheel
bridge secured with polished screws. The highly polished
plates are nickel-plated, providing an especially beautiful
contrast to the gold-plated gear wheels. During winding, a -
so-called power-maintaining mechanism drives the pendulum.
This clock is an extremely accurate timekeeper whose
maximum rate deviation is no more than one to two seconds
per month under optimum conditions. To prevent greater
rate deviation, which can be caused by fluctuations in
temperature and air pressure, an aneroid capsule instrument
with barometric display is attached to the pendulum.
A precisely calculated, freely moving compensation tube
compensates for temperature-related changes in the length
of the pendulum rod, which is made of a special alloy called
Superinvar.
The fine Breguet-style hands are manufactured in the classic
manner, painstakingly domed, polished, and blued by hand.
Like the successful Classica Secunda model, the Secunda
Lunaris is graced with a ball bearing rope pulley for the
winding weight. Additionally, a window in the top of this clock
allows illumination of the movement from above. Accessories
are discreetly stored in an integrated compartment in the
bottom of the case.
You can view possible case versions on pages 22-25
(Classica Secunda 1995) Case Versions:
Black varnish
Black varnish with walnut inlay
Cherry with olive wood inlay
Walnut with walnut root wood inlay
Maple with maple root wood inlay
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Dimensions:
Height 145.5 cm
Width 42.5 cm
Depth 31,0 cm
Secunda Accurata 1958
Black varnish with walnut root wood
Secunda Accurata 1958 – Improved Free Strasser Escapement
This model embodies our demand upon ourselves to create
a purely mechanical precision pendulum clock representing
the best in reliability and accuracy that can technically be
achieved. To reach this goal, we pay the greatest attention to
every detail in design and subsequent manufacture. Therefore,
after being produced by the most modern machines, all
components are carefully finished by hand, the brass parts
gold-plated and the steel parts polished and some blued.
The 1958 model continues the
tradition of the world’s best mechanical
timepieces and represents the climax
of precision clockmaking in our
manufactory.
The design of this newly developed
30-day movement containing a visible
free Strasser escapement does not
need to shy away from being
compared with vintage movements
and is even superior to them in its
precise manufacture using the most
modern technologies.
An example of the 1958 has been on exhibit at the
permanent exhibition of timekeeping instruments in Munich’s
Deutsches Museum since 1996.
To ensure that Sattler Caliber1958 functions perfectly for
decades, the gear train and escapement parts move on
jewel and ball bearings to minimize friction.
All brass parts such as the heavy base plates, the bridges and
cocks, the pillars, and naturally the gear wheels are precisely
milled, finished, and then gold-plated for permanent protection.
Of course, only hardened, polished steel pinions with a
high number of teeth are used. These steps are taken to
considerably reduce wear within
the movement. And we need only
a small driving weight to achieve a
power reserve of thirty days.
The free escapement invented by
Prof. Strasser is a technical specialty
that decouples the pendulum from the
gear train so that it oscillates almost
freely.
This pendulum clock’s unique technology
naturally deserves a correspondingly
attractive and high-quality case. We
have fitted a curved five-millimeter-thick
piece of mineral crystal into a stable metal-and-wood frame
and secured it to a very solid black-varnished back with hinges
and fasteners manufactured in-house. A mirror-polished
walnut root wood tray is fitted into its center.
The bottom of the case holds accessories like the winding
crank and fine adjustment weights. A rubber gasket encircling
the case optimally protects the clock from dust.
Vibrations and shocks transmitted to the pendulum and its
spring can have a negative effect. In order to avoid shocks to
the pendulum and the movement when opening or closing the
case, it has been removed from direct contact with the case
and secured to a stable plate on the case back.
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Secunda Accurata 1958
Air pressure compensation.
In order to avoid a change in the period of oscillation when
the air pressure changes, the pendulum is outfitted with an
air pressure compensation device. If air pressure increases,
the period of oscillation is lengthened. With five aneroid
capsules and a precisely calculated weight that moves up or
down corresponding to the changes in air pressure, these
influences and thus a change in the period of oscillation are
compensated.
Temperature compensation.
The rate precision of a pendulum clock
does not exclusively depend upon the
mechanical properties of the mechanism,
but also on external physical influences.
The pendulum’s period of oscillation
is primarily determined by its length.
Variations in temperature, however,
result in a corresponding change in the
materials used to create the pendulum.
The pendulum rod of the Secunda
Accurata 1958 is made of an ironnickel
alloy called Superinvar, a material
that can boast minimal linear expansion
upon temperature change. In order to
compensate for residual expansion as
well, the pendulum is equipped with
a temperature compensation device.
Rate deviations of less than one second
per month can be achieved with this
clock.
Titanium lever for energy transmission
The function of the free Strasser escapement.
The escapement of a clock, comprising the pallet assembly
and the escape wheel, is the connecting link between the
gear train and the oscillation system. The pendulum receives
energy from the escapement, some of which gets lost due to
friction in the suspension and air resistance. Until the free
Strasser escapement was invented, the so-called Graham
escapement served as the connecting link between the
pendulum and the gear train. In this escapement, the pallets
and the pendulum form a rather rigid connection via the pallet
fork, the disadvantage being that even the slightest variations
in the driving force are transmitted from the gear train to
the pendulum.
Impulse
pallet
Locking
pallet
Escape wheel
Pendulum drive springs
These energy variations result in a change of the pendulum’s
amplitude of oscillation and thus slightly influence the period
of oscillation. The invention of the free Strasser escapement
made it possible to improve the already excellent rate
accuracy of precision clocks, primarily achieved by decoupling
the movement to a large extent from the oscillating system.
The pendulum only remains linked to the pallets and movement
by the mainspring. Thus, the pendulum is decoupled and
swings nearly freely. The energy necessary to maintain
oscillation is supplied to the pendulum at its fulcrum point by
two thin steel springs pre-tensioned by the interplay between
the escape wheel and the pallets around a precisely defined
angle. Thus, the pendulum is supplied with exactly the same
energy at every half-oscillation – in other words, once every
second. This is why these escapements, like the one found
in our precision pendulum clock Secunda Accurata 1958,
are called constant force escapements.
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Dimensions:
Height 154 cm
Width 39 cm
Depth 23 cm
Opus Temporis
Black varnish with macassar
Anniversary Model – Opus Temporis – Precision Pendulum Clock
with Perpetual Calendar and Strike Mechanism
Precisely fifty pieces of this noble timekeeper representing
Sattler’s complete know-how are to be manufactured. Serial
numbers from 1 to 50 can be found on the dial.
An »anniversary diamond« shines from between the calendar
displays, giving additional evidence that this is a particularly
special clock.
Now that an Erwin Sattler precision pendulum clock ticks side
by side with famed historical timekeeping instruments at the
German Museum in Munich, the high standards set by the
manufactory for itself and its employees are much plainer
for all to see.
Thus there was no better time than during the company’s
fiftieth anniversary celebrations to introduce the most unique
precision pendulum clock ever made at the manufactory.
The exceptional element here is the sweep seconds display –
an absolute rarity on clocks, displaying the complete time
from the center of the dial. The five-part dial is also home to
a special kind of moon phase display, the hand-painted ball
of which turns within a funnel, set with small brilliant-cut
diamonds depicting the night sky. The moon phase display is
unusually precise, deviating by less than seven seconds
between each new moon. The exact calculation and design
of the moon phase display originates directly from work done
by Heinrich Sattler in 1903. Calculating into the future, the
moon’s orb would only need to be adjusted by one day after
1,000 years. The most outstanding feature of the pendulum
clock is its perpetual calendar, providing information about the
date, day of the week, and month, each via a hand within
a recessed subsidiary dial.
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The integrated strike mechanism is a further highlight; in
conjunction with the calendar design it offers a few special
features such as the fact that the energy needed for the control
of the calendar displays comes from the strike train.
In order to achieve this, the calendar’s 24-hour wheel meshes
with the strike train wheels. The advantage of this design is
that the actual changing of the day, date, and month takes
place during the 12 o’clock chime exactly at midnight and
only lasts about fifteen seconds.
The movement therefore only has to supply enough power to
start the strike train, an advantage as far as the clock’s rate
precision is concerned. In comparison to a »jumping«
perpetual calendar, this model has the advantage of increased
functional security since the operating lever is guided rather
than jumping.
Opus Temporis
As if that weren’t enough, this anniversary clock also makes
the time audible. A rack strike train, whose dial train is
mounted on the back of the movement, signals half and full
hours with the aid of a very long tubular gong.
Hidden within a resonance chamber on the back of the clock,
it guarantees a beautiful, full sound.
The use of modern technologies such as ball bearings and
classic ruby bearings optimizes efficiency. Solid brass plates,
which can be up to 5 mm thick, and sturdy pillars lend the
frame the necessary stability. The interplay of delicate,
decorative polishing with polished stainless steel screws
lifts this movement into the premium class optically as well as
functionally.
The twenty-four elegantly shaped gear wheels are milled at
the manufactory in a multi-step process, after which they are
gold-plated to protect them from oxidation. Within the
movement, they are located upon solid, fully hardened
steel shafts with precisely milled pinions. Computer-aided
design guarantees optimum energy transmission within the
gear trains.
The attainable rate precision of about one to two seconds per
month is possible primarily because of the fastidious attention
to detail in the design of the pendulum. The pendulum rod is
made of Superinvar, an alloy that is especially resistant to temperature
fluctuation. Sattler maintains its own measurement
laboratory for quality control – the only one of its kind in the
world. Here, technicians are able to simulate a wide range
of environmental influences, all within consistent parameters.
The data collected during these controlled experiments
enables rate deviations caused by differences in air
pressure and temperature to be calculated in advance.
Thirteen coats of black varnish and metal inlays finish the
case. The inlay in the back of the clock is crafted in
macassar and polished to a mirror finish. Cases made of
other precious woods are also available.
The more than 600 individual components of the movement
and pendulum are bathed in a secretive light thanks to two
LED lamps located in the roof of the case that are supplied
with electricity from an integrated rechargeable battery.
Discovering this Sattler clock will lay the foundation for a
family tradition that can be passed on with pride from generation
to generation.
August
31 days July
31 days
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October
31 days
November
30 days
December
31 days
September
30 days
January
31 days
Year wheel
(1 rotation per year)
February
28 days
February
29 days
March
31 days
June
30 days
May
31 days
April
30 days
4 years wheel
(1 rotation in 4 years)

Fine Regulator Pulley Clocks
We know that not everyone has room for a large clock
containing a one-second pendulum. We also know that there
are people who prefer smaller, more modest clocks even if
they have the room. The Erwin Sattler manufactory therefore
offers an interesting range of different regulators. From classic
Vienna regulators to modern timekeepers, they all possess
the attributes of a fine precision instrument, but are housed in
clearly smaller cases thanks to their more quickly oscillating
beat-keepers.
Timekeepers like this can be integrated into almost every
living space. A piece of wall is enough to give this ticking
work of art a place to unfold. Regardless of whether your
interior design is inspired by the past or the present, every one
of our regulators will magically draw the eye to it. Providing
an instant topic of conversation, all of its components are
manufactured by hand and with German precision. This type
of craftsmanship has become rare in this era, at a time when
mass production often lends time a different kind of face.
In addition to the aspect of craftsmanship, there is another,
no less important difference: your Erwin Sattler regulator will
still exude genuine fascination and retain its value when many
other things no longer exist.
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Classica 60
Black varnish Cherry wood
Dimensions: Height 56.5 cm Width 15.5 cm Depth 9 cm
Available with Roman or Arabic numerals on the enameled dial
The shape of the precious movement
found in Sattler’s smallest regulators
precisely corresponds to the lovingly
manufactured movements found at the
beginning of the nineteenth century.
That era’s quality features – such as
hardened steel components and hard
brass for the base plates, pallet
bridges and minute wheel cocks milled
from solid material, and cylindrical
steel pins for the pillars – are used by
us in the same way they were in
vintage movements. Additionally, our
movements are equipped with seven
jewel and two ball bearings. Thus,
friction is further reduced and a very
small weight can supply enough energy
for a week, ensuring the clocks a long
life that will last for generations.
Classica 60 – Erwin Sattler’s Smallest Regulators
Thanks to their quiet ticking, the
charming »bedroom« regulator
models provide many people with an
entry into the world of exclusive
clocks. They are outfitted with a very
fine and extremely slim movement as
well as a lavish case created by a
master’s hand with fine side trim.
The Classica 60 is available with either
Roman or Arabic numerals on the
dial. The beautiful enamel dials with
their filigreed blued steel hands and
solid brass bezel lend these delicate
clocks a unique charm. The production
of the enamel dials alone is an art in
itself: the material, which is difficult to
work with, needs to be fired four
times during the production process
before a perfect piece is created.
The timeless classic shape of the case – which gives this clock
its name – goes well with all interior styles. The Classica 60
is available in black varnish or cherry wood, but can also be
purchased – like all our models – in individual hues, such as
blue varnish, for a surcharge.
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Black varnish
Roman numerals
Classica S 70
Bird’s eye maple
Arabic numerals
Dimensions: Height 70 cm Width 20.5 cm Depth 11 cm
Available with roman or arabic or modern arabic numerals on the enameled dial
Black varnish
Modern arabic numerals
Classica S 70 – The Best of a Timeless Clockmaking Tradition
The Sattler Classica S 70 is a pendulum clock containing
a so-called strike train, housed within a case that is timeless
and elegant. Two versions are available: black varnish with
nickel-plated metal elements or maple with jacaranda inlay
and black lacquered molding.
This clock’s wonderful look is complemented by two
blued steel hands that display the hours and minutes on a
precious enamel dial, giving the 70-centimeter Classica S 70
its equally characteristic and timeless appearance.
The Classica S 70 integrates itself perfectly into its surroundings,
becoming a unique eye-catcher in the middle of a classical
environment or in a room decorated with extravagant chrome
and steel furniture.
This clock, outfitted with a week’s worth of power reserve,
looks fantastic from every perspective. Sattler Caliber 1400-4
is a classic strike mechanism in every regard. Its traditional
design and finish guarantee reliable functions for generations
– just as the original Vienna regulators were two hundred
years ago.
The front base plate is secured to the pillars by so-called
locking pins as are all the levers of the strike mechanism on
the strike mechanism’s pillars. This design results in consistent
precision and highest reliability of the strike mechanism’s
controls. The complete gear train is outfitted with fourteen
jewel and four ball bearings, significantly contributing to the
movement’s longevity.
An additional technical feature of the Classica S 70 is that
the owner has the opportunity to activate the strike mechanism
manually up to the fiftieth minute by pulling a silk string located
on the exterior of the case, thus allowing the previous hour to
repeat. The result is a unique auditory joy thanks to Sattler’s
own strike movement.
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Black varnish
Modern arabic dial
Classica S 100
Black varnish
Roman dial
Dimensions: Height 98 cm Width 27.5 cm Depth 11 cm
Available with a choice of roman or modern arabic numerals on an enameled dial
A Full Month of Power Reserve – Classica S 100 – More Than 200 Years Tradition
One has to listen very carefully to the Sattler Classica S 100
in order to hear the passing of the minutes and seconds.
Alongside the especially quiet ticking, it is the elegantly small
pendulum swing and the extremely thin case that are the
outstanding traits of this classic Sattler clock. In the case bottom
is a small drawer located where you can find the windding
key.
Even in the previous century, quiet timekeepers such as the
Sattler Classica S 100 with its 30-day movement were
considered absolute rarities among pendulum clocks. Today,
Erwin Sattler has succeeded in resurrecting classic movement
design and the outstanding quality associated with the
tradition of classic Vienna movements. Very unique, flat movements
with thick base plates as well as noticeably small
weights were typical for these precious regulators, both then
and now. Thanks to an extremely high effectiveness of the
gear train, it is nonetheless possible to supply the movement
with enough energy for a whole month.
Heavily contributing to this incomparable quality are, of
course, the precision machines used in today’s production
and the use of fourteen jewel bearings and eight precision
miniature ball bearings. As a whole, these lend the clock an
accuracy that could not have been achieved one hundred
years ago. The result is clearly higher torque as well as
components that work almost without wear. The use of hard
brass as well as hardened pivots and steel parts also
contribute to securing the longevity of Sattler Caliber 1525-4
for generations.
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Yew wood
Roman dial

Yew wood
Silver-plated dial
Classica K 100
Black varnish
Silver-plated dial
Dimensions: Height 98 cm Width 27.5 cm Depth 11 cm
One-Month Regulator – Classica K 100 – The Quiet One
Only a few clocks tick so remarkably quietly and subtlety
as the Classica K 100 by Sattler. Clocks such as this with
30-day movements and little noise were true rarities even more
than 150 years ago.
In this era, clock manufactory Erwin Sattler has succeeded in
maintaining the grand tradition of classic Vienna movements,
reviving their outstanding quality. Alongside new technical
possibilities now available to all fourteen
of Sattler’s clock makers, it is the
above-average craftsmanship skills, sensitivity
for materials and processes, and
extensive horological experience that
are just as important today as in the past.
In Sattler’s small but excellently outfitted
workshop, all these qualities shape the
Classica K 100 into a true Sattler
classic: a clock outfitted with one
month’s power reserve and a calendar mechanism. Handblued
steel hands indicate the time, day, and date on a
silver-plated dial.
Individual moon phases are also displayed on a handpainted
disk. The effect that the earth’s satellite has on our life
is something that has captivated people of all eras. This has
not changed until now; the pale terrestrial satellite is in many
ways responsible for our quality of life: the tides and
the influence of full moon on our sleep patterns are just two of
these natural phenomena.
The Classica K 100 moon phase clock by the Sattler
manufactory is available in noble yew wood with jacaranda
inlays and black-varnished molding or alternately in black
varnish with nickel-plated metal elements.
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Black varnish
Silver-plated dial
Classica KS 100
Yew wood
Silver-plated dial
Dimensions: Height 98 cm Width 27.5 cm Depth 11 cm
The regulator pulley clock with a one-month movement
ranks among the classics of the Sattler collection. While the
Classica K 100 is outfitted with calendar function and moon
phase display, the two driving weights of the Classica S 100
allow one to immediately recognize that it is outfitted with a
striking movement. Reacting to frequent requests from
horological connoisseur circles desiring a striking clock with
calendar and thirty days of power reserve, we have
developed this new clock. The Classica KS 100 not only
shows the date and the day of the week with its hands, but
also acoustically and subtly chimes the time, striking one tone
on the half-hour and the full number of tones on the hour
on one fine gong.
The calendar and the strike train are positioned on the front
plate, directly beneath the silver-plated dial. There are two
variations to choose from, and the matching blued steel hands
are additionally available to match the Roman or Arabic hour
numerals. The hand-painted moon disk has been moved
from its previous 12 o’clock position to the lower edge of the
dial. Thus, we were able to add the S 100’s display of
seconds here.
Two Clocks in One – Classica KS 100
Naturally, this new Sattler manufacture movement is outfitted
with fourteen jewel bearings and eight precision ball
bearings. Thanks to this, we were able to achieve a nearly
friction-free movement destined to last for generations.
Though for years we have been making the bezel from
solid brass, here for the first time we see the pendulum bob
created from a thick disk of brass as well.
Fortunately, the new, much more
complicated movement has
enough room in the case of the
original model crafted in
ebony or black piano lacquer
with a depth of only 11 cm.
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Elegantia S 100
Pyramid mahogany
Enameled dial
Dimensions: Height 107 cm Width 26 cm Depth 11 cm
Elegantia K 100
– Including Strike Mechanism – – Including Calendar Mechanism –
Pyramid mahogany
Silver-plated dial
The Elegantia is a combination of late baroque style elements
and a classic clean design, which at the beginning of
the nineteenth century led to the Biedermeier interior
decorating style. From about 1815, Biedermeier-style furniture
embellished living rooms in Bavarian mansions. Viennese
aristocrats and high society also loved this interior style, which
emanated a simple charm.
Elegantia S 100 – Including a Strike Mechanism.
This clock’s Sattler Caliber1525-4 is identical in design and
function to the Classica S 100. Thus, it is a 30-day regulator
with an hour repeater strike movement. Very unique, flat
movements with thick base plates as well as noticeably small
weights are typical for these precious regulators, both then
and now. Thanks to an extremely high effectiveness of the
gear train, it is nonetheless possible to supply the movement
with enough energy for a whole month.
The use of hard brass as well as hardened pivots and
steel parts also contribute to securing the longevity of Sattler
Caliber 1525-4 for generations. The Viennese hands are
blued upon a brass plate in traditional clockmaker manner.
The clock’s precious dial is completed by a solid brass bezel
framing the enamel dial that has been fired four times.
Another special technical element is the fact that the owner
has the opportunity to activate the strike mechanism manually
up to the fiftieth minute by pulling a silk string located on
the exterior of the case, thus allowing the previous hour to
repeat. The result is a unique auditory joy thanks to Sattler’s
own strike movement. It is also possible to turn off the
repeating mechanism.
Elegantia – Wallclock in Empire Style
The Elegantia’s case is crafted in very valuable pyramid
mahogany. Its hand-polished door frame is fitted into the case
trim on the sides – a difficult and artistic piece of carpentry.
The invigorating mahogany case and its fine Empire-style
maple inlays are crafted by a loving hand corresponding
to our policy of quality and then varnished in a two-week
varnishing and sanding process that includes thirteen
separate layers.
Elegantia K 100 – Including a Calendar Mechanism.
Contrary to the S 100, the K 100 is equipped with Sattler
Caliber 1565-4. This calendar movement has a power
reserve of thirty days and displays not only day and date with
separate handmade blued hands on a silver-plated dial,
but also a hand-painted disk illustrating the individual
phases of the moon.
Naturally, all the quality features mentioned for the other
calibers are also found in this movement, such as hard brass
for the base plates, hardened stems and pivots, and seven
jewel and four ball bearings.
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For centuries bracket, mantel, and console clocks have been
a fixed element of interior decoration. These are timekeepers
that look just right on any even surface. Their movements are
regulated by either a short pendulum
or an oscillating balance, the balance
spring of which ensures that after
the inversion point is reached the
pendulum energetically swings back.
Their appearance was influenced for
one by the style of their era and for
another by their intended use, with
decorative and functional aspects
dominating.
During the Renaissance, table clocks
were outfitted with numerous calendar
and other astronomical displays
alongside the hands showing the
hours and minutes. Sophisticated art
connoisseurs impressively demonstrated their interest in the
progression of science with them. Erwin Sattler maintains this
Table Clocks
long tradition with a collection of table and wall clocks.
It is not necessary to point out that these models have also
been manufactured using exquisite manufacture techniques.
All of the movements we use, even
those containing spring barrels and
escapements, are made in-house.
These clocks’ level of quality is
precisely the same as for our
precision clocks. The technicians and
clockmakers working with Richard
Müller use all their skill to lend these
timekeepers a respectable degree
of rate precision.
Alongside the movements, the
dials, hands, and simple cases
are manufactured with the
greatest care. Every detail is given
proper consideration – the name
Erwin Sattler on the dial has stood for uncompromising
quality since 1903.
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Metrica
Fine, Elegant Lines – Metrica – A Timelessly Beautiful Table Clock
Whether in a prestigious office or surrounded by valuable
paintings, the Metrica table or mantel clock is an excellent
time accessory for any space. The modern case featuring
metal inlays is the result of permanent development of existing
models and the use of contemporary materials. On the basis
of a gold-plated gear train, fully developed within the last
five years, Sattler’s clockmakers have realized a reliable,
low maintenance, and durable table clock movement in
Caliber 1385.
Walnut, hand-polished Black varnish, hand-polished
Because the energy saved in the mainspring continuously
decreases throughout the fifteen-day power reserve period,
the movement is outfitted with a mechanical constant
force mechanism. This subgroup comprises an extensively
calculated fusee, a fine cable, and the spring barrel. This
component subgroup is not usually included in conventional
movements for economic reasons.
Dimensions: Height 29 cm Width 19.5 cm Depth 12.5 cm
A handmade, blued steel hand located in an additional
segment of the dial clearly displays the status of the
mainspring’s tension. The time, including the seconds and
the date, are also displayed on the silver-plated dial. The
movement not only works perfectly behind the scenes, it can
be seen through the glazed panels of the case. One’s view
automatically goes to the elegant gear wheels made in-house
at the Erwin Sattler manufactory, which have even been
gold-plated to protect them from oxidation. The wheels are
perched upon solid, hardened steel arbors with precisely milled
pivots. A clock outfitted in this way meets all the expectations
of the traditional art of clockmaking. It is classic, sober, and
unobtrusive, though it remains the highlight of any room.
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Stella
Yellow gold-plated
Anniversary Model Stella – The Small, Precious Table Clock
On the occasion of its fiftieth anniversary, Erwin Sattler
presents the table clock Stella (Latin for »star«) in a limited
edition of 150 pieces.
This is the smallest table clock in Sattler’s program, but it is
very valuable: corresponding to the color of the case parts,
the gear wheels are plated in rosé gold, yellow gold, or
rhodium (fifty pieces each).
This decorative timepiece underscores the ability of Sattler’s
clockmakers to make table clocks that are as precise as they
are elegant.
The filigreed brass design of the case consists of a total of
eleven finely milled and polished parts that are screwed
together. The top and bottom of the case are composed
of two highly polished, black granite plates.
Dimensions: Width 12 cm height 16 cm depth 8 cm
White gold-plated
Three anti-reflective crystals allow a view of the high-quality,
precision Sattler manufactory caliber. Thus, in addition to the
mechanics that are really worth seeing, the unique dial is also
an eye-catcher: its base is formed by a plate that has been
guilloché by hand. A cutaway in the dial at 12 o'clock
allows a view of the screw balance.
A grained, silver-plated numeral frame is screwed to the
guilloché dial; the whole construction achieves a threedimensional
effect. The numbers, markers, and polished hands
are crafted in brass plated with rose gold (or yellow gold, or
rhodium, respectively). The overall appearance of the clock
subtly underscores its high quality.
Rosé gold-plated
The precise manufactory caliber with eight days of power
reserve is outfitted with ten milled, gold-plated gear wheels,
twelve precision ball bearings, eleven jewels, and a rhodiumplated
Swiss echappement (escapement and balance on
a separate plate that is screwed to the movement).
The movement is outfitted with a so-called gear stopwork. This
device compensates for the weak front and the strong end of
the elasticity curve, significantly improving the rate. Winding
and hand-setting is done from the back. The small Sattler clock
is delivered in a high-quality black case in which it can be
conveniently transported with two doors that open.
A table clock such as this builds a bridge from the past to the
future, enriching the present of its owner by creating his or her
personal living space.
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To call the Stellina »the little sister of Stella« would be unjust
to both timekeepers. They do however share a number of
similarities and congruences: their measurements, for example,
are identical – as are the three little disks of glass that allow
an unimpeded view of the manufacture movement, which is
outfitted with a Swiss échappement and a so-called gear
stopwork on both models. The gear stopwork, also simply
known as the stopwork, limits the power reserve of the
movement to precisely eight days cleverly using the middle
tension of the mainspring and allowing for the most precise
rate of the movement.
Stellina
Black varnish and macassar Black and silver varnish
Stellina – the Small Table Clock with Regulator-Dial
Dimensions: Height: 16 cm Width: 12 cm Depth: 8 cm
Naturally, the gear train of the Stellina also comprises ten
milled, gold-plated wheels making their rotations in twelve
precision ball bearings and eleven ruby bearings.
Both of the Stellina’s case variations are crafted in precious
woods. One variation contains a top and base of solid
macassar, while the second variation boasts polished wood
that has been painted silver. The sides of both variations
are lacquered black.
The Stellina boasts the regulator display so often seen in
Sattler’s products – a result of the company’s great affinity
for classic precision clocks – which features a large minute
hand and smaller subsidiary dials for hours and seconds.
A polished hand arbor, tempered navy blue steel hands, and
a high-gloss polish on the dial screws discretely underscore
the origins of the Stellina as that of Sattler.
The winding key is stored in the case’s base.
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Grandfather Clocks
No other timekeeper embodies the tradition of
centuries of vintage craftsmanship better than
a grandfather clock. It embodies the character of a
real piece of furniture and is a synonym for dignity
and comfort. Its ponderous one-second tick conveys
peace and security, and invites one to take a break
from the hectic rush of an everyday life marked
by a lack of time.
Because of its somewhat dominant appearance,
a grandfather clock must be integrated into its
residential environment optimally. The strength of
Erwin Sattler’s collection is that a matching alternative
can be found for different interior decoration styles.
This does not mean that the style of the living space
and the clock must be the same; only the harmony
of the combination is important. The absolutely
unique Columna Temporis, for example, can be
easily positioned in an environment containing
antique furniture pieces.
This long case clock, more than any other clock by
Erwin Sattler, proves that the art of mechanical
clockmaking has not nearly reached its limits even
after seven centuries. This clock also impressively
proves that a creative and traditionally minded
manufactory like Erwin Sattler is necessary to lend
the subject of the grandfather clock topicality in
the twenty-first century. This is something many of
Sattler’s contemporaries are no longer able to do.
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Dimensions:
Height 164 cm
Base Ø 70 cm
Weight 100 kg
Columna Temporis
An Entirely New Interpretation of the Long Case Clock – Sattler’s Columna Temporis
With the Columna Temporis (»column of time«), the
Erwin Sattler manufactory has created a work of art that
is going to become a symbol of classic timekeeping for all
connoisseurs of the extraordinary and all aesthetes and friends
of perfect clockmaking.
This clock’s characteristic feature is the complete transparency
of the case surrounding its high-quality components. A blown
mineral crystal dome allows an entirely unobstructed,
fascinating view into the exclusively handmade 30-day
movement featuring a Graham escapement with jewel pallets.
The mineral crystal cylinder located at the bottom of
this »column of time« allows an unobstructed view of the
invar compensation pendulum and its stainless steel
pendulum cylinder. The movement and the crystal cylinder
are firmly anchored on a stainless steel ring. The filigreed,
elegant, transparent design is supported by three pillars
crafted in solid stainless steel. The base of the »column« is
crafted in a black African granite bearing the descriptive
name Nero Assoluto (»absolute black«). This base can be
leveled and adjusted by six stainless steel screws.
One of the characteristic features of our usually meticulously
detailed work is the blued steel hands evident on this clock.
A front view of the clock fascinates the observer above all
with its engraved, silver-plated dial including a cutaway
that allows a direct glance of the beautifully designed
escapement. The jewel pallets of the Graham escapement, the
nine jewel bearings of the gold-plated, screw-mounted
chatons, the five ball bearings for the movement and
rope pulley – characteristics of a well designed movement –
all show evidence of the close relationship this movement
has to Sattler’s precision pendulum clocks. This design
receives a fully individual character thanks to its matte,
nickel-plated, five- millimeter-thick brass plates and its
tungsten winding weight.
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Excelsia Exclusive Grandfather Clock for Connoisseurs of the Extraordinary – Sattler Excelsia
Especially in these busy times of laptops and mobile phones,
more and more people long for some sort of counterbalance
in their lives; searching for the right proportion between body
and soul, one’s own four walls easily become a new place
for relaxation and recreation.
Instead of surrounding oneself with short-lived consumer
articles, you search for things to surround yourself with every
day with much care and attention to detail. Like a Sattler
Excelsia, which is much more than an alternative to a painting
or a designer hi-fi system. This exclusive grandfather clock is
the absolute embodiment of lifestyle and thus an expression
of individual interior design.
The steady swing of the one-second pendulum and the quiet
noise this mechanical precision instrument makes have
a peaceful effect on everyone who stops to watch. This
perfect piece of ticking interior design is easily integrated
into the ambience of any room.
With an overall height of 185 centimeters, the Excelsia is not
to be missed; however, it is so subtle with its black stained
and varnished case crafted in cherry wood that it looks great
against a wall or in a corner.
The clock, featuring one month’s worth of power reserve in
an extremely flat case – just 12 centimeters deep – draws
attention to itself when it strikes the time on the half-hour. Thus,
the house’s residents always know what time it is – even in
low light conditions. Alternately, the strike movement can
be silenced or repeated as desired.
Dimensions: Height 185 cm Width 29 cm Depth 12 cm
Available with a choice of roman or
modern arabic numerals on an enameled dial
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Classica Secunda 2095
Black varnish with walnut root wood Black varnish
Classica Secunda 2095 – The Precision Grandfather Clock
Erwin Sattler continues the tradition of precision clocks in
an impressive way with the development and production of
the Classica Secunda 2095 model. A high-precision clock
movement perfectly fits into the newly designed grandfather
clock case. The task of this movement limits itself to one and
only one purpose: accurately displaying the time. With
a deviation of only one to two seconds per month, this
minutely designed and manufactured 30-day movement meets
even the highest expectations.
Milled, gold-plated wheels revolve on arbors crafted in a
special Swedish steel rotating within five stainless steel ball
bearings and eleven jewel bearings. The jewel bearings
are mounted in diamond-cut chatons, each of which are
screw-mounted onto the four-millimeter hard brass plates by
three polished stainless steel screws. A three-kilogram weight
running down the side allows a power reserve of one month
as well as an unimpeded view of the one-second pendulum.
A power-maintaining mechanism additionally continues to
supply the movement with enough energy to run while the
clock is being wound.
In order to guarantee energy transmission but as little wear
as possible, the Graham escapement is equipped with
agate pallets.
The observer can watch the exciting interplay between
the escape wheel and the pallets through a cutaway in the
silver-plated, engraved dial. An especially loving detail is the
hand-domed and -polished stainless steel escape wheel
bridge that is secured to the front base plate with blued
screws. The fine poire hands – indivdually domed, polished,
and blued by hand – are shaped according to historic
examples.
The faceted crystal panes and the walnut inlay of the case
back together with the case’s narrow trim and frame elements
convey an elegant appearance. Another reason for this is
the high quality of thirteen layers of varnish applied over
a period of fourteen days together with several hand
polishing steps.
All these details are united in a harmonious unit to shape
a wonderful grandfather clock, fitting in even the most
exclusive environment.
Dimensions: Height 204 cm Width 44.5 cm Depth 21.5 cm
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Dimensions:
Base width 52 cm
Width with watch winders
extended 70 cm
Depth 40 cm
Height 217 cm
Troja 16 / Troja 16 Lunaris Troja 16 – The »Legendary« Precision Pendulum Clock Manufactured by Erwin Sattler
According to Greek legend, the city of Troy was tricked by
Greek warriors. They were able to enter the fortified city walls
undetected by hiding themselves in the belly of a wooden
horse, conquering Troy thanks to a clever deception.
The Troja (German for »Troy«) grandfather clock manufactured
by the Erwin Sattler manufactory possesses all the attributes of
a precision pendulum clock with a deviation of only one to
two seconds per month. Like its historical namesake, it does
contain a secret: a safe hidden in the base of the clock.
This safe possesses the stability and strength required by
German insurance companies to protect its valuable contents
thanks to heavy-duty bolts that can be fastened to a concrete
floor or wall. This is made possible by a double-walled steel
shell, an exceptionally solid door with quadruple bolts and an
electronic, recessed keypad lock. Naturally, Erwin Sattler
innovatively utilized the extra case depth that was created
thanks to the safe. Thus, sixteen remote-controlled,
extendable watch winders are stored in the back
of the case. Together with our technology partner
Beluwo ® , we have developed large new wristwatch
holders to accommodate very large
wristwatches. Every unit is outfitted with its own precision
motor and can be individually programmed using the
integrated keyboard with display or the USB interface.
With the aid of the remote control, you can extend the
lateral watchwinders, switch on the illumination for the clock
movement and unlock the door of the clockbase.
The precision clock itself is a remarkable timepiece as one
would expect from the Erwin Sattler manufactory. Made of
invar to compensate variations in temperature, the pendulum
at a stately length of one meter swings once every second in
an elegant and calming cadence. At the same time, the hand
on the barometric instrument located on the pendulum reveals
changes in the current air pressure.
The silver-plated dial allowing an unimpeded view of
the peaceful Graham escapement with its agate pallets
underscores the value of the lovingly hand-domed, blued
hands.
The case is available in black varnish with a walnut drawer
in the back wall. It can also be purchased completely in black.
Two possible variations
Troja 16 outfitted with the movement of the
Classica Secunda 1995 (see pages 22 and 23)
Troja 16 Lunaris outfitted with the movement of the
Secunda Lunaris (see pages 26 and 27)
Troja 16
Black varnish with walnut root wood Troja 16 Lunaris
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The history of navigation and the
development of marine clocks.
During the Renaissance, mankind
came up with many sensible
solutions to many hard questions
plaguing the human spirit. One
main focus remained the exact
determination of one’s position at
open sea. Geographic latitude
was quite easy to determine by
measuring the vertical angle
between the sun or another fixed star and the horizon. The
necessary tools, such as sextants, were familiar to sailors.
Much more difficult was the determination of the equally
important longitude. At first, seamen estimated their positions
according to their logbook notes. This unfortunately resulted in
week-long odysseys and shipwrecks.
The only authentic really precise method for determining
longitude needed the help of mechanical board chronometers.
It was known at the time that correspondence between the
geographical longitude and the reference time at the last
harbor set by a board clock could determine position: the
location of the stars was determined by the date, the time, and
the longitude. If one knew the first two parameters, the
longitude was the result of the observed positions of the stars.
Marine Clocks
To calculate longitude with the
precision of one arced minute,
the ship’s clock may not deviate
more than one second per day.
This grand challenge led to the
creation of a competition with
attractive monetary prizes for the
precisely defined determination
of longitude. The English
parliament in its 1714 Longitude
Act called for a million-pound
sum as the reward for solving the problem, which raised a
healthy competition. The only true solution was presented by 66year-old
carpenter John Harrison in 1759: his standard-setting
invention went to sea from November 1761 until January 1762.
After a total of 81 days, the heavy H4 pocket watch, weighing
about one and a half kilograms, displayed a deviation of only
five seconds – and the first chronometer was born.
But that’s all in the past. Today, modern electronics and a
global satellite system make orientation possible to the meter.
Nevertheless, it is recommendable to carry an instrument
on board whose batteries do not run out and whose electronic
chips don’t break down: the Nautis and the Navis are
the Erwin Sattler manufactory’s conventionally ticking,
mechanical precision clocks.
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Carbonautis
Rosé gold-plated
Dimensions:
Width 34 cm Height 19.7 cm Depth 5 cm
Weight 1,5 kg
The Nautical Multipurpose Instrument – Carbonautis –
Precise Quartz Clock with Barometer, Thermometer, and Hygrometer
Keeping in step with our present high-tech age, Erwin Sattler
presents the Carbonautis, a multipurpose instrument made
from such modern materials as carbon fiber and aluminum.
In the same way that a high-tech sports car represents the
combination of several elements into a unique whole, these
four instruments are combined into a single elegant and
extraordinary unit.
The clock’s dial and the precision twin barometers are made
of carbon fiber and have two applied, milled, and anodized
aluminum scales. To facilitate the legibility of the changes in
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Nickeled
air pressure, the barometer also has a manually adjustable
reference needle in the glass.
Stainless steel or rose gold-plated needles indicate the
temperature and humidity on the anodized aluminum dials
of the laterally fitted instruments.
The milled, glass bead-blasted and nickel-plated case, crafted
from a single solid block of aluminum, sports a form-fitted,
anti-reflective mineral crystal.
To ensure simple, secure installation, the 4 mm thick base
plate of the ensemble is attached to an aluminum mounting
plate using four polished knurled nuts.
An individually engraved plate with the serial number makes
each Carbonautis unique.
Carbonautis rosé gold-plated
rosé gold-plated bezels, hands, and four knurled nuts
Carbonautis nickeled
nickel-plated bezels and hands,
four stainless steel knurled nuts

Nautis
Dimensions: Diameter 21 cm Depth 9 cm Weight 9.5 kg
Bronze-nickeled
Nautis – Sattler Precision at Sea or in Your Own Home
At the Erwin Sattler manufactory, mechanical precision clocks
have been lovingly manufactured in small series for almost fifty
years. These first-class timekeepers of the art of clockmaking
are among the best of what is available in this genre
worldwide. In this spirit, marine clock Caliber 1395 was
developed over the course of several years.
This movement is simultaneously reliable, low maintenance,
and durable – and meets the highest standards on land and
at sea. Its spring barrel stores energy for an entire fifteen day
period; therefore it only needs to be wound every two weeks.
The precision of any mechanical timekeeper depends on how
constantly energy is transmitted from the spring barrel to the
escapement. Caliber 1395 contains a gold-plated Swiss lever
escapement on the back of the movement, the heart of which
is a classic, certified screw balance that has been regulated
for weeks according to strict criteria and a high-quality
balance spring. Mainsprings have the basic disadvantage
that their torque is not constant from beginning to end.
Naturally, when they are fully wound they contain more energy
than at the end, something that influences the amplitude of
the balance’s oscillations. Sattler compensates this with a
very artful, technical trick.
This »trick« involves the most difficult of all solutions that the
physical law of levers can supply. The longer the lever, the
less energy is needed to perform a certain task. To the
contrary, if the lever is short additional energy is needed.
In Caliber 1395, the task of the lever is taken on by a
precisely calculated fusee with a robust steel cable.
The initial spring energy – which is also the strongest –
corresponds to the smallest rotation of the fusee. The slowly
decreasing torque of the mainspring is compensated by the
continuously increasing diameter of the fusee. Because the
fusee rotates backward during the winding process, and the
movement has no energy during this time, the clockmakers
have built an intelligent power-maintaining mechanism into
the movement. Its design was invented by John Harrison,
and it guarantees a constant flow of energy even while the
clock is being wound.
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Nautis – a Premium Marine Clock for the Noblest Yachts
As one can imagine, not winding a clock on board a ship
was an inexcusable error. The Nautis will not let you forget to
do this: you cannot help but see a steel hand on a separate
scale indicating the remaining power reserve. To display
our precious time, Sattler has chosen the unmistakable classic
regulator dial featuring an off-center hour hand,
like Breguet’s famous marine chronometers were outfitted with
200 years ago. All hands are manually domed, polished,
and blued in perfect craftsmanship. They indicate the time
on a silver-plated dial.
Optionally, a little plate that can be engraved with the name
of the ship or owner is available to be screw-mounted onto
the dial. A classic piece of craftsmanship should not be hidden:
therefore the movement runs inside a water-resistant,
nickel-plated bronze case outfitted with impressive panoramastyle
crystals. Thus, the elegant gear wheels are shown in
the best light. Erwin Sattler mills its gears in an intensive
production process. Additionally, these artistic little treasures
are gold-plated for permanent protection from oxidation.
The movement’s twelve precision ball bearings and eleven
synthetic jewel bearings serve to lend the movement a
long life.
A clock designed and equipped in this way meets every
demand on classic craftsmanship. Additionally, this clock is an
eye-catcher on every yacht and naturally in every living room.
Nautis
Bronze rosé gold-plated bezel and base plate
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Navis
The Navis marine clock will bring some nautical romance to
your boat. Nostalgic ticking combined with contemporary
technology are the elements characterizing Caliber 2008.
The case is made of solid, robust bronze, which is ensuingly
nickel-plated. Naturally, all components of the case joined with
screws are sealed with O-rings to protect the milled wheels,
hardened pinions, and the twelve ball bearings from moisture.
The precisely manufactured Sattler movement is outfitted with
a so-called gear stopwork. This feature ensures that the weak
A combination with barometer, Navis and thermometer.
front and strong back of the elasticity curve does not affect the
movement’s rate. During the course of its eight days of power
reserve, the Navis displays very good rate results. In order
to wind the clock with a key, the solid bezel only has to
be opened by its bayonet catch.
The handmade, blued hands are protected by anti-reflective
mineral crystal. A cutaway in the dial makes an unimpeded
view of the Swiss lever escapement’s screw balance possible.
Optionally, an name plate can be added to the silver-plated dial.
Available in two-tone version with rosé gold-plated bezel and base plate.
The Navis 24 is different from the Navis in two additional
functions. For one, the Navis 24 is outfitted with a second
time zone, a practical complication for nautical purposes
because it enables the seaman to set the 24-hour hand
Navis and Navis 24
Dimensions: Diameter 18 cm Depth 7.5 cm Weight: approx. 5 kg
Available in two-tone version with rosé gold-plated bezel and base plate.
Navis 24
according to UTC (Universal Time Coordination). For
use on land, any desired second time zone can be
selected. Another element of Sattler Caliber 2008-24 is
its date display.
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Navalis with name plate
It is no longer necessary to have to do without the wonderful
view of lovingly manufactured timekeepers on smaller boats
with limited space.
The case of the Navalis model is crafted in solid brass, finely
polished, and nickel-plated. The glass pearl-blasted,
silver-plated dial and the lovingly handmade, blued hands
are protected by a mineral crystal.
Navalis
Navalis – Erwin Sattler’s Smallest Marine Clock
Additionally, the quartz-driven Navalis model is housed in
the same case as our nautical instruments and can therefore
be perfectly combined with them.
Optionally a plate can be offered for example with the name
of the ship or its owner and then screw-mounted onto the dial.
Dimensions: Diameter 11.5 cm Depth 4 cm Weight 0.5 kg
Available in two-tone version with rosé gold-plated bezel and base plate.
Nautical
Instruments
At sea, meteorological information plays just as important
a role as the time. For this reason, Sattler has added
adequately designed and manufactured instruments to the
company’s marine clocks.
A thermometer displays the temperature in Celsius or
Fahrenheit as desired and an aneroid barometer possesses
an additional hand to mark the actual air pressure in hPa
or inches as selected. The third instrument is a precision
hygrometer that illustrates relative humidity in percentages
using so-called Supratherm technology.
The clearly smaller and thinner cases of this trio of additional
instruments are crafted in solid brass, finely polished, and
nickel-plated to a shiny finish for protection from corrosion.
Three screws allow the cases to be securely fastened on
board. A simple hanging device in the back is provided
for mounting at home. As usual on Sattler’s precision clocks,
the solid brass dials are finely sandblasted after being turned,
silver-plated, and covered with a clear lacquer for protection
from oxidation.
Fine, blued Breguet-style hands with their characteristic
counterweights precisely indicate each of the measurements.
Dimensions: Diameter 11.5 cm Depth 4 cm
Weight 0.5 kg
Available in two-tone version
with rosé gold-plated bezel and base plate.
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Tempus Mobile
Dimensions: Base diameter 42 cm Height 43 cm Weight approx. 48 kg
Tempus Mobile-Precision Shipclock with World Time Indication and Gimbal Suspension
In the past few years, clock manufactory Erwin Sattler has
extended its collection to include a department for marine
clocks. The high-quality maritime timekeepers can today be
found in the salons of numerous luxury yachts whose prices
range in the millions.
The newest model of this line developed with a great deal of
imagination is the Tempus Mobile, outfitted with a function
unique in the world – one that has proven itself particularly on
sailing yachts.
A sailboat only remains horizontal in the water if it is running
before the wind, when the wind and the direction of travel
coincide.
All other courses, especially when sailing head to wind,
will see the boat leaning to the side that is positioned away
from the wind. The 43-centimeter-high Tempus Mobile
(Latin for »mobile time«), whose case is held in a gimbaled
ball bearing ring held by three stainless steel columns, displays
the heeling of a sailboat in angular degrees.
The tip of its funnel-shaped case swings between the
rings along a base of polished granite providing a home for
the scale normally delivered with divisions ranging between
0 and 15 degrees. Sporty sailors can request a scale
providing measurements between 0 and 21 degrees.
The permanent world time display is very practical on long
sailing voyages along the lines of latitude: its display ring
on the lower edge of the case cylinder makes one revolution
every 24 hours.
The time is indicated on the unusual clock by a regulator
display (central sweep minute hand, subsidiary dials for hours
and seconds), the previously usual type of display for
observatory clocks and marine chronometers.
Additionally, the Tempus Mobile is outfitted with a power
reserve and 24-hour display. The latter is separately
correctible and can be set to show either a second time zone
or a day/night indication.
Its clock is outfitted with the manufacture movement of the
Nautis marine clock, which brings a good two weeks’ power
reserve with it. A cutaway in the subdial for seconds allows
a view of the balance of the Swiss échappement, a complete
subgroup screw-mounted to the top of the movement that
contains the escapement and the balance.
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Tempus Mobile Atlantis
A variation of this concept represents the model
Tempus Mobile Atlantis as module. Here, a twice as big
heeling indication shows a declination of the boat up to
30 degrees. The scale, all rings and the curved pillars are
milled and turned from solid brass and ensuingly handfinished
and nickel plated to a gloss. The clock, mounted in
a gimbal suspension can be fitted and integrated into various
interiours of yachts and homes. A further option is the
equipment with LED illumination.
Dimensions:
Diameter 64 cm Height 37 cm
Weight: approx. 78 kg
Integrated in an exclusive macassar cocktail table
with solid metal inlays and nickel plated brass feet,
the model Tempus Mobile Atlantis is the highlight in every livingroom.
Dimensions: Width 160 cm Depth 101 cm Height 48 cm Weight: approx. 170 kg
Columna Atlantis
The Columna Atlantis is both a magnificent piece of art and
a design object. Based on the Tempus Mobile Atlantis model,
this masterpiece is certain to attract the wondering eyes of
every observer right to it.
The base, a six-centimeter-thick plate of granite leveled by
six regulating screws, contains the rechargeable battery
that allows the clock’s total of 24 LED lamps to bathe it in a
secretive light. The gimbaled suspension of the precision
world time clock comprises four high-polished, curved
columns milled from carbon fiber and aluminum.
Dimensions: Base diameter 56 cm Height 93 cm Atlantis Modul diameter 64 cm Weight approx. 120 kg
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Wristwatches
A Very Small Clock
The wristwatch Regulateur Classica Secunda and the
anniversary clock set Trilogie are exact miniature versions of
the very successful wall clock Classica Secunda 1985.
Its regulator dial aside, it contains all the characteristics of a
fine mechanical wristwatch: Like the original, this wristwatch’s
dial is made of solid sterling silver (925/000) and sports
four screws.
The regulator dial with its subsidiary seconds at 12 o’clock,
hours at 6 o’clock, and large central minute hand is just as
naturally a part of the Erwin Sattler collection as are the
invar compensation pendulum and gold-plated gears of a
precision pendulum clock. This exceptional hand placement
is modeled after the especially precise pendulum clocks
found at observatories. When making time comparisons,
it was found that the very wide hour hands on the
observatory’s clocks hid the second hand, the vital link in
precision regulation work. Taking this into consideration,
clock designers therefore created regulator dials with
one main dial for the minute hand, kept very slender,
and two subsidiary dials for hours and seconds –
all of which were completely legible at all times.
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Regulateur Classica Secunda
Dimensions:
Diameter 44 mm
Height 15 mm
Erwin Sattler’s clock specialists give not only the dial special
attention, but also the domed steel hands of this wristwatch
Regulateur. The hands are first hardened and polished.
Finally, they are slowly heated to 295° C, at which point
the hardened steel achieves its coveted deep blue hue. The
hour and minute hands have steel hand sockets with polished
grooves – just as the clocks do.
Special details: Serial number on the dial. Patented jumping
seconds. Regulator dial with hours, minutes, subsidiary jump
seconds. Crown in the shape of a precision clock movement
holder nut, decorated with milled Sattler logo. Bezel shape
corresponding to the Sattler precision clock bezel.
The Regulateur Classica Secunda was created in cooper ation
with the company Habring Watch Technology.
Only the wheels, escapement parts, and some plates from the
seasoned ETA Valjoux 7750 chronograph caliber are in use
here. All other parts needed for the movement, including the
jumping seconds subgroup, are completely new designs.
The oscillating pinion, an arbor with two differently toothed
gears whose purpose is actually to ensure the energy flow
between movement and chronograph, was cleverly
employed to power an additional mechanism. This
mechanism utilizes several wheels and pinions and a stop
spring, causing the second hand to jump.
Clockmakers at Erwin Sattler took the automatic movement,
thus modified, assembled it and housed it in a stainless steel
case consisting of both polished and matte components.
Sturdy strap lugs with screw-in bars lend an aura of solidity
and robustness that is underscored by the large crown.
The elaborate modifications to the movement are not its only
value-increasing features; its lovingly finished automatic rotor,
hand-skeletonized and engraved with the company initials
by master engraver Jochen Benzinger, makes each watch
unique.
Hand-sewn remborded leather strap. Double folding clasp
with push-button release, stainless steel with Sattler emblem.
For technical details, please see page 111
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Trilogie
Dimensions: Width 33,5 cm height 35 cm depth 22 cm
Version red gold
Anniversary Model Trilogie – All in One
This combination underscores the company’s great diversity:
a Sattler precision table clock with fifteen days of power
reserve combined with a programmable Sattler Rotalis
watch winder and – a world premiere – the first Sattler
wristwatch. This package is only available as a complete set
limited to fifty pieces.
The wristwatch’s case is available in a choice of solid white,
yellow, or red gold. All of the Trilogy’s gear wheels and the
dial holders are gold-plated to match the chosen case version.
Highlight 1 of the Trilogy:
Rotalis Precision Watch Winder
The gear train of the Rotalis watch winder is located between
the two movement plates. Its design and technology
corresponds to that of all other Sattler watch winders, so it is
freely programmable via a USB interface. It is extremely quiet
and once the winding program is completed, the watch is
left in a vertical position so that it can be read perfectly.
In addition, the clock is illuminated by LED lamps, keeping it
beautiful for the eye at all times.
Naturally, the Trilogy’s Rotalis watch winder is precisely set to
the Sattler wristwatch regarding revolutions per day and
rotational direction right from the day of delivery. Of course,
it can also be individually programmed to accommodate any
other automatic wristwatch as well.
The Sattler watch can be found in the best location: the center
of the Trilogy where it is optimally supplied with energy by
Sattler’s Rotalis
watch winder.
Version white gold
Version yellow gold
Protecting the Trilogy is a large
mineral crystal dome that
moves up and down via
electric motor and spindle
when activated by a contactfree
button hidden in the case.
Highlight 2 of the Trilogy:
Nautis Series Precision Clock
The table clock, equipped with a horizontal regulator
display, which is completely new for Sattler, is found directly
above the base. To achieve this, the movement of the Sattler
Nautis model was extravagantly redesigned so that it is now
positioned below the watch winder and between the plates.
Highlights of the movement include the milled, gold-plated
gear train, set in twelve ball bearings and eleven jewels to
minimize friction. Because the tension of the mainspring is
naturally not even during the power reserve of fifteen days,
Sattler’s clockmakers used a method also applied by John
Harrison in the 1700s: a steel cable and fusee to keep
energy constant. A power-maintaining mechanism is also
present to supply the movement with energy, even while it is
being wound. The subsidiary seconds display on the right, the
sweep minute hand, and the date scale hovering over the
minute display complete the loving arrangement of important
displays. Furthermore, the power reserve is displayed on a
semi-circular arc at top left.
Like on the wristwatch, all the dials here are glass pearlblasted
and silver-plated. Each hand is lavishly domed and
blued. A fine, rhodium-plated regulating system, known as the
echappement, can be seen through an opening in the plates
with its screw balance and blued balance spring.
Technical Details:
Plate with lettering »50 Jahre Erwin Sattler«
and one brilliant-cut diamond
Precious wood base with 4 inlaid,
polished macassar cassettes
Precision threaded spindle and
precision leads-for glass cover
LED lighting with time-controlled shutoff
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90
Trilogie
Dimensions: Diameter 44 mm Height 15 mm
Highlight 3 of the Trilogy:
Sattler Wristwatch
Fifty years of experience in precision clockmaking and
twelve master clock- and watchmakers who prove that they
are able to make timepieces for generations to come every
day provide an excellent backdrop for the first Sattler
wristwatch. Of course, Erwin Sattler is not able to make a
complete watch movement using its machines for clocks.
Thus, Sattler chose the reliable ETA Valjoux 7750 caliber as
the base for the Sattler wristwatch project.
Next, Erwin Sattler was able to win the support of
watchmakers Maria and Richard Habring from Austria.
Habring Uhrentechnik rediscovered, developed, and
patented the jump second complication, and is now making
the technical highlight for Sattler in a limited edition of 150
pieces.
Based on the solid and reliable gear train of the ETA Valjoux
7750, the Sattler wristwatch movement is lavishly decorated
with perlage and blued screws. The jump second subgroup
and the dial train for the hour display of the regulator arrangement
are completely new.
The base movement for the watch and its components
are the only parts made in Switzerland. All the other parts,
such as the case, dial, rotor, strap, and buckle, are strictly
made in Germany according to Sattler’s motto.
One of the most valuable components making up this
movement, visible through the transparent case back, is a
solid 18-karat gold rotor handmade by master engraver
Jochen Benzinger for the automatic winding. He exquisitely
engraved the company's initials E and S as well as the
»Sattler« hands found in the logo into the white gold rotor.
The screw-down case back is embellished with the engraving
»50 years Erwin Sattler 1958-2008«.
The watch displays the typical face of a Sattler precision
pendulum clock with the corresponding bezel and a classic
solid silver regulator dial containing the hour display in the
lower half and the extraordinary jump second display in the
upper half. Conventional hands cannot be used with such a
dial, of course. The hands were therefore precisely
miniaturized, corresponding to a pendulum clock, and then
polished and blued by Sattler’s clockmakers.
In order to demonstrate Sattler's competence and to provide
for future service work, Sattler’s watchmakers carry out the
final assembly of the movement and do quality control on
the finished watch.
The end product is a premium wristwatch with a beautiful,
clear face achieved by the simple, fine silver dial with its
regulator display.
Technical Details Wristwatch:
Limited to 50 pieces each in red, white, and
yellow gold, serially numbered on the dial
and the 18-karat gold rotor
Solid 18-karat gold case, diameter 44 mm
Solid gold folding clasp
Gold crown with engraved Sattler logo
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Rotalis Precision Watch Winders
Mechanical wristwatches are much more than just time -
keepers. The pleasant ticking, the intelligent interaction of
precisely manufactured components, and the fascination
of aesthetic craftsmanship has made them collectibles. For these
reasons, many people own more than one mechanical
timekeeper outfitted with a classic movement.
Unfortunately, however, you can wear only one watch on your
wrist at a time. The others just wait around in a safe or a case
for their occasional wear. This is where the problems start.
Before wearing them, the watch’s mainspring must be wound,
the time set, and date adjusted. Especially watches with
a full calendar take some time to set, unless you have an
exclusive Rotalis watch winder by Erwin Sattler for your
automatic watches. At the latest at this point is where the
question arises: why would this top-level clock company
from Munich with its extremely high standard of design,
manufacture, and quality occupy itself with this quite unusual
product. The answer is actually easy: an exclusive rotator
like the Rotalis represents many parallels to the fine instruments
that Erwin Sattler traditionally makes. This begins with the
for the Most Valuable Collector’s Wristwatches
precision gold-plated gear train for energy transmission
between the motor and the wristwatch support. Like on
pendulum clocks, the clearly visible gear wheels are milled
from hard brass with the highest precision and then gold-plated.
Simple stamping is something Erwin Sattler categorically
rejects. The barrel arbors, the gear wheels, and the three front
spoke wheels rotate within a total of ten stainless steel
ball bearings. Per wristwatch, of course. This avoids friction
and wear, and minimizes irritating noise. On the other hand,
these attributes also ensure perfect, distinctive aesthetics.
The same is all true of the cases. The watch collector can
choose from three different case sizes. The Rotalis is available
for 2 or 4 automatic watches. Larger watch collections can
optimally find room in the Erwin Sattler models Thesaurus and
Custodia. Naturally, these cases are also manufactured in
typical Sattler quality. No fewer than thirteen layers of black
varnish are applied to precious wood that has aged for years.
Anti-reflective crystals allow a perfect view of the Rotalis’s
fascinating gear train – and naturally of the valuable watches
Erwin Sattler developed it for.
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Rotalis Precision Watch Winders
This machine makes it possible for the first time to carefully treat
watches from the past, present, and future in the way they
deserve. The settings can be adjusted individually for each
watch, and the winding speed and direction of each electronic
motor is adjustable. The Rotalis fulfills the demands of
each watch movement more precisely and comfortably than
every other conventional watch winder. Its base is the patented
new Sattler Beluwo ® watch winder technology. For the first
time, collectors can find the optimal settings for their valuable
watches in an enclosed watch data base and convey it to the
memory of the watch winder via a USB interface. Thus, daily
questions about which movement, which direction, and the
number of rotations and direction now belong to the past.
The intelligent control simulates the course of a day with a
fourteen-hour active phase and ten-hour passive phase. The
rotations needed per day are optimally portioned out during
the active phase.
Not Only are the Mechanics Exceptional,
so are the Intelligent Electronics
Naturally, the Rotalis also functions in a conventional way –
without data transfer if that is so desired. Intelligent standard
programming keeps each watch running perfectly every day.
The highlight of this exceptional technology is that after having
been wound, each watch is precisely positioned in the
vertical 12 o'clock position.
On the Rotalis II and IV models, an integrated battery allows
the winder to be placed independently of any power sources
and makes it possible for the winder to run for up to half a
year. Avoiding nasty surprises, an end-of-life function reminds
you that the battery has to be charged again using the
integrated plug.
The Rotalis series by Erwin Sattler sets new standards in the
segment of premium watch winders. This is equally true of the
aesthetics, quality, and technology. These machines underscore
the importance a collector places upon his or her valuable
watches – and even more so, on precious time itself.
Inspire Yourself with Unmatched Aesthetics and Technology – Made in Germany.
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Rotalis II
Black varnish
Dimensions: Height 29 cm Width 25.5 cm Depth 19 cm
Rotalis ll – Gentle Storage for Your Precious Watches
Walnut
An automatic movement needs an individual number of
rotations in a certain direction per day.
Two watches can be optimally stored and viewed through
anti-reflective mineral crystals in Erwin Sattler’s Rotalis II
watch winder.
Their special technical and electronic features are extensively
described on pages 85 and 87.
Naturally, this watch winder can autonomously run for many
months independent of any power source thanks to its battery.
Technology:
USB interface, lead acid battery, charge plug,
12 o'clock position, two light barriers, two precision motors,
20 stainless steel ball bearings, six gold-plated gear wheels.
New developed wristwatch holders can accommodate
very large watches.
Case:
Black varnish or walnut,
each with metal inlays, anti-reflective crystals
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Rotalis IV
Black varnish with polished walnut root wood
Dimensions: Height 29 cm Width 48 cm Depth 19 cm
Watch Winder for Four Watches by Erwin Sattler – for Very Valuable Collector’s Wristwatches
The Ultimate Precision Watch Winder Featuring a Gold-Plated Gear Train
Erwin Sattler offers the collector of high-quality wristwatches
a unique presentation experience – the kind of equally
valuable stage that these precious timepieces deserve. The
high demands that the Erwin Sattler manufactory places upon
itself in terms of the design and quality of its precision clocks
were the prerequisite for this unique new definition of the
watch winder.
Thus, it is no wonder that Erwin Sattler uses a precision
gold-plated gear train for energy transmission between the
motor and the wristwatch support. The visible hard brass gear
wheels are not stamped, but rather precision milled and then
gold-plated. The barrel arbors, the gear wheels, and the three
front spoke wheels rotate upon a total of ten stainless steel ball
bearings per wristwatch. This avoids wear and tear while
minimizing noise. At the same time, these attributes make a
beautiful statement and provide a distinctive look.
The electronic and technical features are already described
on page 93 and 94.
Naturally also this watchwinder runs independently for a few
months because of its integrated battery.
Naturally, the case is also manufactured in typical
Sattler quality.
Thirteen layers of black varnish are carefully applied to
precious wood that has aged for years, with the walnut root
wood pieces laboriously polished by hand.
Anti-reflective coating on both sides of the glass allows a
perfect view of the precious gear train – and, of course, the
valuable watches located within.
New developed wristwatch holders can accommodate
very large watches.
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Custodia 8+24
With Rotalis watch winder units
Black varnish with hand-polished walnut root wood
Dimensions: Height 105 cm (watch winder extended 126 cm) Width 125 cm Depth 48 cm Weight approx. 250 kg
A Unique Presentation Experience for Collectors of High-Quality Wristwatches
The high demands that the Erwin Sattler manufactory places
upon itself in terms of precision clocks was the prerequisite
for this unique new definition of the watch winder. Special
focus was placed on the precious wood trays on top of the
sideboard that are literally very revealing.
The double anti-reflective
mineral crystal
panes allow you to
admire the craftsmanship
and technology
of Erwin Sattler’s eight
Rotalis precision watch
winders.
On pages 85 and 87
you will find precise
details of the unique Rotalis winding system. The most precious
woods used in the creation of the sideboard are a fitting
frame for such an exceptional object. Thirteen layers of black
varnish are carefully applied to precious aged wood,
harmonizing with the mirror surface of the walnut wood
elements polished by hand. The gently gliding drawers of
the Custodia model (Latin for »safekeeping«) are lined with
precious Alcantara leather.
With the aid of the remote control, you can
raise and lower the two trays and their hidden
treasure: your watches. When you do this, the most
exceptional watch winders currently on the market become visible.
The LED lamps can also be switched on or off by remote control.
Technology:
32 Rotalis precision watch winder systems for 32 automatic
watches, 152 stainless steel ball bearings, 24 gold-plated
gear wheels, 32 high-performance motors, 12 o'clock
position at rest, 32 light barriers, two remote-controlled trays,
22 LED lamps, all watch winders are individually
programmable via the integrated keyboard with display or the
USB interface, manipulation-proof remote technology from the
alarm industry, both doors are locked and can be opened by
remote control, cable energy of 230 or 110 volts.
New developed wristwatch holders can accommodate
very large watches.
Sideboard:
Two lockable drawers with cushioned space for 42 more
watches, another two all-purpose lockable drawers (upon
request these drawers can be equipped with 42 extra watch
cushions), two small lockable shelves.
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Rotalis 60
Dimensions: Height: 200 cm (230 cm with opened panels) Width: 145 cm Depth: 20 cm
High-End Precision Watch Winder for 60 Watches
The Elegant Combination of Clock, Barometer, and Hygrometer
The clockmakers, precision mechanics, and electrical
technicians at the clock manufactory have included all of
the proven technology of the smaller precision watch winders
in the Rotalis 60.
Looking at this work of art from the outside, one might think
he or she is seeing two huge flat-screen TVs. In reality, this
object comprises two 18 mm thick bulletproof glass panels
into which a one-way mirror has also been integrated.
This allows one to see the treasures hidden securely behind
the glass only when the remote control is used to turn on the
100 LED lights inside the cases.
Next to the case there is also a small fingerprint reader that
allows the watch collector, at the touch of a finger, to open
the two heavy bulletproof glass panels. A powerful spindle
drive slides the panels apart simultaneously, one rising and
one lowering. This means that only authorized persons
with previously stored fingerprints can open the
case. Naturally, the case can also be opened
using the accompanying remote control.
There are sixty watch winders behind the panels, all outfitted
with Sattler’s globally unique Beluwo ® watch winder
technology, which is protected by the German Patent and
Trademark Office.
For the first time, this machine makes it possible to give each
watch from the past, present, or future the careful treatment it
deserves. The winding speed and direction of each of the
sixty electronic motor is precisely adjustable. Relevant data for
more than 5,000 different automatic watches is stored in the
accompanying database, and collectors can transfer it from
any computer via wireless connection to the watch winder.
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The intelligent control simulates the course of a day with
a fourteen-hour active phase and a ten-hour passive phase.
The rotations needed per day are optimally portioned out
during the active phase.
The highlight of this exceptional technology is that after
completing the winding interval, each watch ends precisely
positioned in the vertical 12 o'clock position.
Aligned horizontally in the middle of this electronic
masterpiece are three mechanical precision instruments: the
Navis 24, a mechanical Sattler clock outfitted with an
eight-day power reserve, a second time zone, and the date,
is located in the center. It is flanked by a barometer and a
thermometer on either side.
Navis 24, Barometer and Thermometer:
Descriptions of the three precision instruments
on pages 77 - 79
Technical data of the three precision instruments
on pages 109 - 110
Rotalis 60 Rotalis 30
Two stainless steel columns support the case of the heavy
winder from the outside while heavy-duty screws secure it to
the wall from the inside.
In order to personalize the case, its owner can select any of
the various available decorative polished fine wood panels
to embellish the case’s middle. These panels are, for
example, available in walnut, maple, black with metal inlays,
and carbon fiber and can easily be exchanged at a later
date if desired.
Overall, the Rotalis 60 by Erwin Sattler sets new standards
in the segment of premium watch winders. This is equally true
of its aesthetics, quality, and technology.
Technical Data: Rotalis 60 Watch Winder
LED lighting
60 electrical precision motors
180 precision ball bearings
60 individually programmable watch winders
12 o’clock position
Fingerprint reader for activating the opening mechanism
Secure electric door panels
New developed wristwatch holders can accommodate
very large watches.
Rotalis 30
All versions and dimensions of the Rotalis 30 correspond to those of the Rotalis 60 model. Alternatively,
30 watch winders can be fitted instead of 60. The vacant space can be used to store rings, necklaces,
cufflinks, and other objects.
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Technical Details
Model Semi Secunda Metallica Classica Secunda Classica Secunda Secunda Lunaris Secunda Accurata Opus Temporis Classica Classica Classica Classica Classica Elegantia Elegantia
65 1735 1985 1995 1958 60 S 70 S 100 K 100 KS 100 S 100 K 100
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Case
Measures:
( height x width x depth )
65 x 26x 9 cm 105 x 27 x 14 cm 145 x 37 x 18 cm 145 x 37 x 18 cm 145 x 37 x 18 cm 145,5 x 42,5 x 31 cm 152 x 39 x 23 cm 56,5 x 15,5 x 9 cm 70 x 20,5 x 11 cm 98 x 27,5 x 11 cm 98 x 27,5 x 11 cm 98 x 27,5 x 11 cm 107 x 26 x 11 cm 107 x 26 x 11 cm
Version Black varnish Black varnish Black varnish Black varnish Black varnish Black varnish Black varnish Black varnish Black varnish Black varnish Black varnish Black varnish Mahogany Mahogany
hand-polished + walnut burl-wood + macassar with maple inlay with maple inlay
Black varnish Black varnish Black varnish Black varnish Cherry Maple Yew Yew Yew
+ walnut burl-wood Black varnish + walnut burl-wood + walnut burl-wood + walnut burl-wood with palisander inlay with palisander inlay with palisander inlay with palisander inlay
+ walnut burl-wood and black varnish and black varnish and black varnish
hand-polished Walnut Walnut Walnut rims rims rims
+ walnut burl-wood + walnut burl-wood + walnut burl-wood
Walnut
hand-polished Cherry Cherry Cherry
+ olive burl-wood + olive burl-wood + olive burl-wood
Maple Maple Maple
+ maple burl-wood + maple burl-wood + Ahorn-Wurzelholz
Crystals Mineral glass Antireflecting mineral glass Bevelled mineral glass Bevelled mineral glass Bevelled mineral glass Domed mineral glass Mineral glass Mineral glass Bevelled mineral glass Bevelled mineral glass Bevelled mineral glass Bevelled mineral glass Mineral glass Mineral glass
Movement
Precision Pendulum Clocks Regulator Pulley Clocks
Sattler caliber 2006 2005 1955-5 1965 1915 1958-5 2050 1300-4 1400-4 1525-4 1565-4 1575 1525-4 1565-4
Plates goldplated
Power reserve 30 days 30 days 30 days 30 days 30 days 30 days 30 days 7 days 7 days 30 days 30 days 30 days 30 days 30 days
Drive Mainspring Mainspring 3.400 g Weight 3.000 g Weight 3.000 g Weight 4.000 g Weight 4.000 g Weight going train Weight 800 g 2 weights 2 weights Weight 1.600 g 1 weight 1.600 g 2 weights Weight 1.600 g
with fusee with pulley with pulley with pulley with pulley with pulley 5.500 g with pulley with pulley each 1.000 g each 1.600 g with pulley 1 weight 2.000 g each 1.600 g with pulley
Weight striking train with pulley with pulley with pulley with pulley
6.800 g with pulley
Beats 7.200 / h 4.320 / h 3.600 / h 3.600 / h 3.600 / h 3.600 / h 3.600 / h 5.670 / h 5.184 / h 4.320 / h 4.320 / h 4.320 / h 4.320 / h 4.320 / h
= 120 / min = 72 / min = 60 / min = 60 / min = 60 / min = 60 / min = 60 / min = 94,5 / min = 86,4 / min = 72 / min = 72 / min = 72 / min = 72 / min = 72 / min
Escapement Deadbeat Deadbeat Deadbeat Deadbeat Deadbeat Free Deadbeat Deadbeat Deadbeat Deadbeat Deadbeat Deadbeat Deadbeat Deadbeat
escapement escapement escapement escapement escapement spring escapement escapement escapement escapement escapement escapement escapement escapement escapement
with agate palets with agate palets with agate palets with agate palets with agate palets with ruby palets with agate palets with steel palets with steel palets with steel palets with steel palets with steel palets with steel palets with steel palets
Oscillator Invarpendulum ø 8 mm Invarpendulum ø 8 mm Invarpendulum ø 12 mm Invarpendulum ø 12 mm Invarpendulum ø 12 mm Invarpendulum ø 12 mm Invarpendulum ø 12 mm Raminwood- Raminwood- Raminwood- Raminwood- Raminwood- Raminwood- Raminwood
Temperature- Temperature- and air- Temperature- and air- Temperature- and air- Temperature- and air- Temperature- and air- emperature- and air- pendulum pendulum pendulum pendulum pendulum penduluml penduluml
compensation pressure compensation pressure compensation pressure compensation pressure compensation pressure compensation pressure compensation
with with with with twin barometer
barometer indication barometer indication barometer indication
Plate clearance 30,1 mm 30,1 mm 42,7 mm 42,7 mm 30,1 mm 42,7 mm 30,1 mm 18,1 mm 18,1 mm 18,1 mm 18,1 mm 18,1 mm 18,1 mm 18,1 mm
Precision ball bearings 12 6 5 5 7 5 48 2 4 8 4 8 8 4
Jewels 2 6 9 11 6 11 4 7 14 14 7 14 14 7
in screwed in screwed in screwed
chatons chatons chatons
+ 2 endstones
Dial silvered silvered silvered, silvered, silvered, silvered, silvered 4 parts, enameled, enameled, enameled, silvered, silvered, emailiert, silvered,
engraved engraved hand-painted engraved 3-dimensional moonphase roman or roman or roman or roman numerals romann or roman numerals roman numerals
moon disk with 10 diamonds 0,10 ct arabic numerals arabic numerals arabic numerals arabic numerals
Specials 1/2 secound Strasser- 5/6 Sekunden Seconds pendulum, Seconds pendulum, Seconds pendulum, Seconds pendulum Seconds pendulum, Especially Half hour Half hour Calendar movement Refer to Half hour Calendar movement
pendulum cylinder, Strasser- Strasser- Strasser- Strasser-pendulum cylinder, Type Riefler, Perpetual Calendar, silent striking mechanism striking mechanism with hand-painted Classica K 100 striking mechanism with hand-painted
visible escapement, pendulum cylinder, pendulum cylinder, pendulum cylinder, pulley with ball bearings, jewelled pulley, 1/2 hour striking ticking with hour repetition, with hour repetition, moonphase, and with hour repetition, moonphase,
counter ratchet, pulley with ball bearings, jewelled pulley pulley with ball bearings, visible escapement, visible free mechanism, silencer »Small Second«, indication of Classica S 100 »Small Second«, indication of
indication of day, date visible escapement, counter ratchet visible escapement, counter ratchet, spring escapement, central sweep seconds, counter ratchet, day and date counter ratchet, day and date
and power reserve counter ratchet counter ratchet indication of day, date counter ratchet pulley with ball bearings silencer silencer
and moonphase
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Model Metrica Stella Stellina
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Case
Technical Details
Table Clocks
Measures: 29 x 19,5 x 12,5 cm 16 x 12 x 8 cm 16 x 12 x 8 cm
(height x width x depth) (height x width x depth) (height x width x depth)
Version Black varnish Brass, yellow-gold plated, Black + silver
hand-polished polished granite plates varnish
as top and base
Walnut with colored flakes Black varnish
hand-polished matching the + macassar
gold plating
Brass, rosé-gold plated,
top and base
see above
Brass, white-gold plated,
top and base
see above
Crystals Antireflecting Antireflecting Mineral glass
mineral glass mineral glass
Movement
Sattler caliber 1385 2007 2007-1
Power reserve 15 days 8 days 8 days
Drive Mainspring Mainspring with Mainspring with
with stop work for stop work for
fusee constant force constant force
Beats 18.000 / h 18.000 / h 18.000 / h
= 300 / min = 300 / min = 300 / min
Escapement Free Swiss Free Swiss Free Swiss
lever escapement lever escapement lever escapement
Oscillator Screw balance Screw balance Ring balance
Plate
clearance 30,1 mm 30,1 mm 30,1 mm
Precision
ball bearings 12 12 12
Jewels 11 11 11
Dial silvered silvered silvered
Specials Date, Hand guillochee, Regulator dial
Power reserve, silvered dial with “small seconds”
»Small Second«, with applicated and “small hours”
power-maintaining numerals and indexes,
mechanism Gears and numerals
goldplated in the
color of the case
Model Columna Excelsia Classica Secunda Troja Troja 16
Temporis 2095 Troja 16 Lunaris
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Case Height 164 cm Height 185 cm Height 204 cm Height 217 cm Height 217 cm
Measures: Ø Base 70 cm Width 29 cm Width 44 cm Width (Base) 52 cm, Watch Width (Base) 52 cm, Watch
winders extended 70 cm winders extended 70 cm
Weight ca. 100 kg Depth 12 cm Depth 21,5 cm Depth 40 cm Depth 40 cm
Version Stainless Steel, black varnish black varnish black varnish black varnish
base + walnut burl-wood + walnut burl-wood
African granite, black varnish
blown mineralcrystal + walnut burl-wood
dome
Crystals Mineral glass Bevelled mineral glasss Bevelled mineral glasss Bevelled mineral glasss Bevelled mineral glasss
Movement
Grandfather Clocks
Sattler caliber 1975 1625-4 1965 1965 1915
Power reserve 30 days 30 days 30 days 30 days 30 days
Drive Weight 3.500 g 2 weights each 2.000 g Weight 3.000 g Weight 3.000 g Weight 4.000 g
with pulley with pulley with pulley with pulley with pulley
Beats 3.600 / h 3.600 / h 3.600 / h 3.600 / h 3.600 / h
= 60 / min = 60 / min = 60 / min = 60 / min = 60 / min
Escapement Deadbeat Deadbeat Deadbeat Deadbeat Deadbeat
escapement escapement escapement escapement escapement
with agate palets with steel palets with agate palets with agate palets with agate palets
Oscillator Invarpendulum Ø12 mm Raminwood- Invarpendulum Ø12 mm Invarpendulum Ø12 mm Invarpendulum Ø12 mm
Temperature pendulum Temperature- and Temperature- and Temperature- and
compensation, airpressure compensation airpressure compensation airpressure compensation
stainless steel with with with
pendulumcylinder barometer indication barometer indication barometer indication
Plate 42,7 mm 18,1 mm 42,7 mm 42,7 mm 30,1 mm
clearance
Precision
ball bearings
3 8 5 5 13
Jewels 9 14 11 11 2
in screwed in screwed in screwed
chatons
+ 2 endstones
chatons chatons
Dial silvered, enameled, roman silvered, silvered, silvered,
engraved or arabic numerals engraved engraved hand-painted moon disc
Specials Seconds pendulum, Seconds pendulum, Seconds pendulum, Seconds pendulum, Seconds pendulum,
pulley with half hour Strasser- Strasser-pendulum cylinder, Strasser-pendulum cylinder,
ball bearings, striking mechanism pendulum cylinder, pulley with ball bearings, pulley with ball bearings,
visible escapement, with hour repetition, pulley with visible escapement, visible escapement,
counter ratchet »Small second«, ball bearings, counter ratchet counter ratchet,
counter ratchet, visible escapement, indication day, date
silencer counter ratchet In the base and moonphase
hidden safe
with digital lock. In the base hidden safe
with digital lock.
16 watchwinders,
lateral extendable, 16 watchwinders,
individual programmable lateral extendable,
with integrated individual programmable
keypad and display with integrated
or with USB interface, keypad and display
remote control or with USB interface,
remote control
Model Carbonautis Nautis Navis Navis
(Quarz) 24
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Case
Measures: 19,7 x 34 x 5 cm Ø 21 cm, depth 9 cm Ø 18 cm, depth 7,5 cm Ø 18 cm, depth 7,5 cm
(Height x width x depth)
Weidht: app. 1,5 kg app. 9,5 kg ca. 5 kg ca. 5 kg
Version Nickeled bezels Bronce Bronce Bronce
hands and four screws- nickel-plated nickel-plated nickel-plated
stainless steel,
carbon-dial, Bronce Bronce Bronce
carbon-base rosé gold-plated rosé gold-plated rosé gold-plated
108 109
Rosé gold-plated
bezels, hands
and four screws
rosé gold-plated,
carbon-dial,
carbon-base
Crystals Antireflecting Antireflecting mineral glass Antireflecting Antireflecting
mineral glass / mineral glass mineral glass mineral glass
Movement
Sattler caliber 1395 2008 2008 / 24
Power reserve 15 days 7 days 7 days
Drive Mainspring Mainspring Mainspring
with with with
fusee stopwork stopwork
Beats 18.000 / h 18.000 / h 18.000 / h
= 300 / min = 300 / min = 300 / min
Escapement Free Swiss Free Swiss Free Swiss
lever escapement lever escapement lever escapement
Oscillator Screw balance Screw balance Screw balance
Plate
clearance 30,1 mm 30,1 mm 30,1 mm
Precisions 12 12 12
ball bearings
Jewels 11 11 11
Quartz- Precision
movement Quartz-movement
Marine Clocks
Dial Carbon fiber, silvered silvered silvered
2 applicated dial rings
Specials Multifunction shipclock: Power reserve, Opening Date,
precise quartz clock, »Small Second«, in the dial second timezone,
barometer, thermometer counter ratchet, opening
and hygrometer, waterproof case in the dial
including name plate

Technical Details
Model Navalis Thermometer Tempus Mobile Tempus Mobile Tempus Mobile Columna
Barometer Atlantis Atlantis Atlantis
Hygrometer Modul Table
Page 78 79 80 - 82 82 82 83
Case
Measures: Ø 11,5 cm, Ø 11,5 cm, Ø base 42 cm Ø 62 cm 160 x 101 x 48 cm Ø Atlantis Modul 64 cm
depth 4 cm depth 4 cm height 43 cm height 37 cm (width x depth x height) Ø Base 56 cm
height 93 cm
Weight: app. 0,7 kg app. 0,6 kg app. 48 kg app. 78 kg app. 170 kg app. 120 kg
Version Brass Brass Brass Brass Macassar Brass nickel-plated,
nickel-plated nickel-plated nickel-plated, nickel-plated, with solid metal inlays, polished African
granite base granite base nickel plated brass feet, granite base,
Bicolor, Bicolor integrated clock, carbon pillars with
bezel and base bezel and base nickel-plated brass. aluminium inlays
rosé gold plated rosé gold plated
Crystals Mineral glass Mineral glass Mineral crystal domed Mineral crystal domed Mineral crystal domed Mineral crystal domed
and and and and
mineral-crystal ring mineral-crystal ring mineral-crystal ring mineral-crystal ring
Movement
Sattler caliber
Thermometer
Display optionally
1397 1397 1397 1397
Power reserve
in degrees centigrade
or fahrenheit.
15 days 15 days 15 days 15 days
Drive
Barometer
Aneroid-measuring.
Mainspring
with fusee
Mainspring
with fusee
Mainspring
with fusee
Mainspring
with fusee
Beats
Display optionally
in hPa
or inches.
18.000/h = 300/min 18.000/h = 300/min 18.000/h = 300/min 18.000/h = 300/min
Escapement Free Swiss Free Swiss Free Swiss Free Swiss
Hygrometer
lever escapement lever escapement lever escapement lever escapement
Oscillator
Precision hygrometer
with supraterm technology.
Screw balance Screw balance Screw balance Screw balance
Plate clearance 30,1 mm 30,1 mm 30,1 mm 30,1 mm
Precision 24 24 24 24
ball bearings
Jewels 11 11 11 11
Quartz Quartz
movement
Marine Clocks and Nautical Instruments
Dial silvered silvered silvered silvered silvered silvered
Specials Solid Small seconds, second time Small seconds, second time Small seconds, second time Small seconds, second time
base plate zone, power-reserve zone, power-reserve zone, power-reserve zone, power-reserve
indication, opening in the indication, opening in the indication, opening in the indication, opening in the
dial, world time indication dial, world time indication dial, world time indication dial, world time indication
on drum, counter-ratchet, on drum, counter-ratchet, on drum, counter-ratchet, on drum, counter-ratchet,
case waterresistant, case waterresistant, case waterresistant, case waterresistant,
case mounted with 4 ball case mounted with 4 ball case mounted with 4 ball case mounted with 4 ball
bearings in gimbal bearings in gimbal bearings in gimbal bearings in gimbal
suspension, case tip serves suspension, case tip serves suspension, case tip serves suspension, case tip serves
as heeling indication as heeling indication as heeling indication as heeling indication
Regulateur Classica Secunda page 86 - 87
Automatic-Wristwatch
Case:
Stainless steel, Screw-down case back,
domed antireflection sapphire crystal, sapphire crystal
in case back, waterresistant up to 5 bar tested.
Hand-sewn remborded strap, pushbutton double folding
clasp in stainless steel with Sattler logo.
Measures: Ø 44 mm, Height 15 mm
Rotalis II page 96 - 97
2 individually adjustable watchwinders – for 2 automatic watches
Case:
Black varnish or walnut,
each with fine metal inlays, antireflecting crystals.
Measures:
Height 29 cm, width 25.5 cm, depth 19 cm
Rotalis IV page 98 - 99
4 individually adjustable watchwinders – for 4 automatic watches
Case:
Black varnish with hand-polished
walnut burl-wood, antireflecting crystals.
Measures:
Height 29 cm, width 48 cm, depth 18.5 cm
Case:
Black varnish with hand-polished walnut burl-wood
and fine metal inlays, antireflecting crystals.
Behind the two frontdoors:
2 lockable drawers with cushions for 42 additional
wristwatches, 2 normal lockable drawers for individual
use-on request with 42 more watch cushions,
2 lateral shelves with locking doors, 3 open glass shelves.
Measures and weight:
Height 105 cm( with extended winders 126 cm),
depth 48cm, width 125 cm, weight app. 250kg
Wristwatches
Rotalis Precisions Watch Winders
Custodia 8+24 page 100 - 101
Sideboard with 32 individually adjustable watchwinders - for 32 automatic watches
Rotalis 60 page 102 - 104
High end precision watch winder for 60 automatic wristwatches
Case:
Stainless steel and high grade wood,
Bulletproof 4-layer security glass, panels open electrical
after identification through fingerprint reader.
Measures and weight:
Height 200cm (with extended panels 230cm),
width 145cm, depth 20cm, weight approx. 260kg
Rotalis 30 page 105
High end precision watchwinder for 30 automatic wristwatches
Case:
Stainless steel and high grade wood,
bulletproof 4 layer security glass, panels open electrical
after identification through fingerprint reader.
Measures and weight:
Height 200 cm (with extended panels 230cm), width
145cm, depth 20cm, weight approx. 230kg
Technical data:
Sattler-Caliber ES 01, basis ETA 7750
28.800 beats per hour,
28 jewels, 42 hours power reserve
Regulator dial with hours, minutes and small seconds,
jumping in one second steps.
Trilogie page 88 - 91
Rotalis precision watch winder for 1 automatic watch, precision table clock and Sattler watch-all in one
Versions: Rosé gold, yellow gold and white gold – limited to 50 pieces each
Rotalis precision watch winder:
Precision watchwinder system Rotalis, USB interface,
lead-gel-battery, charging plug,12 o`clock position,
1 light barrier, 1 precision motor,
10 stainless steel ball bearings, 4 gold plated gears.
Measures: Height 35 cm, width 33,5 cm, depth 22 cm
Precision table clock:
Horizontal regulator display, caliber 9003
12 precision ball bearings, 11 jewels.
Automatic-wristwatch:
Heavy 18 carat gold case, solid 18 carat gold rotor
with serial number 1-50. Engraved and skeletonized by hand.
Sattler caliber ES01, basis ETA 7750, 28.800 beats per hour,
28 jewels, 42 hours power reserve.
Measures (watch): Ø 44mm, height 15mm
Technical data:
2 precision watchwinders system Rotalis,
USB interface, lead-gel-battery, charging plug,
12 o`clock position, 2 light barriers,
2 precision motors, 20 stainless steel ball bearings,
6 gold-plated gears.
Technical data:
4 precision watchwinders system Rotalis,
USB interface, lead-gel-battery, charging plug,
12 o`clock position, 4 light barriers,
4 precision motors, 40 stainless steel ball bearings,
12 gold-plated gears, 8 LED lamps.
Technical data:
8 extendable precision watch winders system Rotalis,
additional – inside the sideboard- 24 watchwinders,
individually adjustable with the integrated keypad with
display or with USB- interface.
32 highpower motors, 152 stainless steel ball bearings,
24 goldplated gears, LED-illumination,
2 remote controlled lifting units, 12 o`clock position,
32 light barriers, 1 USB-interface,
tamper-resistant radio technology, remote control,
power supply 230V or 110V.
Technical data:
60 individually adjustable precision watchwinders,
60 high power motors, 180 stainless steel ball bearings,
LED-illumination, 12 o`clock position, 60 light barriers,
tamper-resistant radio technology, remote control,
power supply 230 V or 110 V.
Technical data:
30 individually adjustable precision watchwinders,
30 high power motors, 90 stainless steel ball bearings,
LED-illumination, 12 o`clock position, 30 light barriers,
tamper resistant radio technology, remote control,
power supply 230 V or 110 V.
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1. Founder of the company Viola and Erwin Sattler.
2. Following generation. Firm owners since 2002:
Stephanie Sattler-Rick and Richard Müller.
3. Distribution and marketing team (from left):
Markus Eder, Sabine Müller and Claudia Reiter.
4. Production of the clock parts in the machine department.
5. The clockmaker of the manufactory assembling
the movements.
Translation: Elisabeth Doerr
Technische Änderungen vorbehalten
Made in Germany
The predicate »Made in Germany«
embodies the highest in precision and uncompromising quality.
We would like to thank the employees
of the Erwin Sattler manufactory.
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Erwin Sattler OHG Großuhrenmanufaktur
Lohenstraße 6 · D-82166 Gräfelfing / Germany
Tel. +49 (0)89 / 89 55 806 - 0 · Fax +49 (0)89 / 89 55 806 - 28
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