Saxonia
Reduction as a program
The Saxonia is the manufacture's most classical line: clean dials, a narrow bezel, no superfluous line. The Saxonia Thin ranks among the flattest dress watches in its class.
The evolution of the Saxonia
The Saxonia belonged to the first collection of the re-founded brand in 1994 and stood, from the outset, for the quiet side of the range.
In 2011 the Saxonia Thin appeared with a 5.9-millimetre case and the hand-wound Calibre L093.1.
In 2015 the line was revised with new proportions and slimmer indices; variants with large date, moon phase, and automatic movement round out the family.
Dials in solid silver, some in aventurine or goldstone, rank among the sought-after special editions.
- Case
- Gold or platinum, 37–40 mm
- Height
- From 5.9 mm on the Saxonia Thin
- Dial
- Solid silver, baton indices
- Movement
- Calibre L093.1 and related
- Power reserve
- About 72 hours
- Finish
- Three-quarter plate, hand engraving
Key reference numbers at a glance
What to look for when buying
- 01
Special dials in aventurine or goldstone are limited and trade well above the standard versions.
- 02
The Saxonia is the calmest entry point into the brand and holds value well, without the volatility of the sports models.
- 03
Owing to the slim cases, polishing marks on the narrow bezel are especially noticeable.
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