Moritz Grossmann · TREMBLAGE Gold Platinum
The model in detail
Meet the watch
With Tremblage Gold, surface matters more than vivid colour. Fine matte texture diffuses light while polished raised numerals provide contrast. This dial rewards close inspection more than a quick assessment of silhouette. It could fill a different role in a collection already containing several sports watches.
MG-003975 combines a platinum case with an 18-carat rose-gold dial. Eight are made; rose-gold MG-003976 has its own eight-piece run and a black-rhodium-treated dial. Do not mix these configurations when comparing pictures and prices. The release marks the bicentenary of Moritz Grossmann’s birth.
EnlargeFor comparison: the separate MG-003976 version in rose gold with a black-rhodium-treated dial.
© © Moritz Grossmann · SourceHand-wound Calibre 100.1 supplies 42 hours of reserve. A separate side pusher is associated with leaving hand-setting mode and restarting the movement: it is not a chronograph button. Read the operating procedure first. The detail gives the watch individuality but requires familiarity.
Details and limitations
At 41 mm in diameter and 11.35 mm thick, this is not an ultra-thin watch. Think expressive classic watch rather than an invisible disc under a cuff. A sapphire back reveals movement finishing, making manual winding particularly logical: no rotor blocks the view.
The online boutique lists the Tremblage Gold family from €73,500 including VAT. This is a configurable starting price, not a confirmed quote for platinum MG-003975; ask about lead time and availability. Craft and a rare manufacture justify the purchase. If functions and reserve per euro are your main criteria, this watch has different priorities.
