TRADITION · PRECISION · PERFECTION - Erwin Sattler
TRADITION · PRECISION · PERFECTION - Erwin Sattler
TRADITION · PRECISION · PERFECTION - Erwin Sattler
Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
Black varnish<br />
Roman numerals<br />
Classica S 70<br />
Bird’s eye maple<br />
Arabic numerals<br />
Dimensions: Height 70 cm Width 20.5 cm Depth 11 cm<br />
Available with roman or arabic or modern arabic numerals on the enameled dial<br />
Black varnish<br />
Modern arabic numerals<br />
Classica S 70 – The Best of a Timeless Clockmaking Tradition<br />
The <strong>Sattler</strong> Classica S 70 is a pendulum clock containing<br />
a so-called strike train, housed within a case that is timeless<br />
and elegant. Two versions are available: black varnish with<br />
nickel-plated metal elements or maple with jacaranda inlay<br />
and black lacquered molding.<br />
This clock’s wonderful look is complemented by two<br />
blued steel hands that display the hours and minutes on a<br />
precious enamel dial, giving the 70-centimeter Classica S 70<br />
its equally characteristic and timeless appearance.<br />
The Classica S 70 integrates itself perfectly into its surroundings,<br />
becoming a unique eye-catcher in the middle of a classical<br />
environment or in a room decorated with extravagant chrome<br />
and steel furniture.<br />
This clock, outfitted with a week’s worth of power reserve,<br />
looks fantastic from every perspective. <strong>Sattler</strong> Caliber 1400-4<br />
is a classic strike mechanism in every regard. Its traditional<br />
design and finish guarantee reliable functions for generations<br />
– just as the original Vienna regulators were two hundred<br />
years ago.<br />
The front base plate is secured to the pillars by so-called<br />
locking pins as are all the levers of the strike mechanism on<br />
the strike mechanism’s pillars. This design results in consistent<br />
precision and highest reliability of the strike mechanism’s<br />
controls. The complete gear train is outfitted with fourteen<br />
jewel and four ball bearings, significantly contributing to the<br />
movement’s longevity.<br />
An additional technical feature of the Classica S 70 is that<br />
the owner has the opportunity to activate the strike mechanism<br />
manually up to the fiftieth minute by pulling a silk string located<br />
on the exterior of the case, thus allowing the previous hour to<br />
repeat. The result is a unique auditory joy thanks to <strong>Sattler</strong>’s<br />
own strike movement.<br />
40 41