Glashütte new dial plant completed in Pforzheim

March 6, 2013, Glashütte Günter Wiegand, general manager, presided over the inauguration of the new dial factory in Pforzheim, Germany, the building is dedicated to the production of the luxury watches dial. Mr. Wiegand plant manager Kurt Müller led the guests with a tour of the total area of ​​1,300 square meters, the building of a well-lit.
Large investments, this is located in the Stuttgarter StraBe 24 dial manufacturing plant is equipped with advanced machinery and equipment dedicated to the production of the dial; However, as in the past, a lot of work is still done by hand.

Starting from mid-2006, the dial plant has been owned by the Swatch Group all; early 2012, the plant Glashütte watch factory mergers. The Glashutte management in view of the limited space and plans to expand production, to decide the reconstruction and modernization of the old dial factory. Currently, 48 employees work in Pforzheim factory; This number is expected to double in the next few years, also scheduled five trainee jobs. Turning to the new building of special purpose, Günter Wiegand said: "The production of the dial is undoubtedly the most difficult task in the luxury watches manufacturing process of high-value For this reason, we will take full advantage of Pforzheim factory traditional experience and competitive force, and in the future of the plant expansion. "
Glashütte dial factory is one of a small number of factories to produce its own blanks. According to dial need blank made ​​of gold, platinum, sterling silver or pearl mother of pearl and other precious materials. Generally, dial thickness of only 0.8 mm. Special edition watch that is made ​​by the fragile mother of pearl dial glue on the floor of a 0.4mm layer of 0.4mm thick natural materials.
The dial manufacturing most of the work done by hand, whether collage or monitoring of surface coating. For example, the Glashutte seventies calendar series blue dial presents the radial surface by rotating copper brush to build. And then with a layer of lacquer (varnish) or through an electroplating process to increase the color and then painted through this way, the color will be fed into the oven, and baked at a high temperature of 110 to 140 degrees Celsius for two hours.




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