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Noramis Date Sport

Noramis Date Sport

D012.907.18.097.00

The Noramis Date Sport scores with style and refined details: the striking stainless steel case with a diameter of 42 mm is polished and satined on the sides. An extremely domed crystal made of scratch-resistant sapphire and the unidirectional rotating bezel made of black ceramic are extremely durable and ready for many adventures. The crown and sapphire crystal case back are both screwed in place, to ensure water resistance up to 20 bar. The gray textile strap is provided with interchangeable spring bars. This makes it very easy to change to other watch straps and the look of the watch adapts easily to the current style and occasion.
€2,400.00
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Description

7Noramis models combine the classic elegance of the 60s and 70s with modern-day design and technology standards and expectations. Their exquisitely finished mechanics and various complications quicken the pulse of timepiece enthusiasts around the world. Sophisticated details such as a domed crystal and rounded dials lend the line additional charm and character.

Technical specs

  • Collection

    NORAMIS

  • Warranty

    2 Years of Warranty

  • Water resistance

    Water-resistant up to a pressure of 20 bar (200 m)

  • Weight (g)

    90

The Union Glashütte user's manual give information about the use, the settings and the maintenance of the different Union Glashütte watches.

UNG-07.S1

UNG-07.S1

Movement dimensions: 11 ½ ''', dia. 25.6 mm, height 3.85 mm

Hours, minutes, central second hand

Date display in dial window

Self-winding with ball bearing, 60-hour power reserve

Silicon balance-spring

Second stop device

25,200 vibrations per hour (3.5 Hz)

21 jewels

silicon balance spring

silicon balance spring

UNION GLASHÜTTE uses Silicon, a chemical element of the family of metalloids, in the manufacture of balance springs. By use of Silicon, our watches are insensitive to magnetic fields, temperature fluctuations and shocks. They are very stable in shape and resistant to oxidation. The silicon spiral guarantees higher power stability in our mechanical movements - so your watch runs precisely anytime, anywhere. You can recognize the use of the silicon spiral in your UNION GLASHÜTTE watch by the Si-poster that our watchmakers set and align by hand.
STAINLESS STEEL

STAINLESS STEEL

The only grade of steel used by Union Glashütte is stainless steel 316L. This alloy is characterised by its excellent anti-corrosion properties. For the relevant watches, the following components are produced from this material: cases, bracelets, double fold fasteners with two push buttons (decorated).
Saphir

Saphir

The sapphire used by Union Glashütte for its crystals is a white, synthetic sapphire. Thanks to its hardness rating of 9, this crystal can only be scratched by very hard diamond-like substances. Union Glashütte watches only use double-sided anti-reflective sapphire crystals. As there are no reflections on the crystal, the full splendour of the dial is revealed.
Water resistance

Water resistance

All Union Glashütte watches are water-resistant as follows: Men's watches up to 10 bar (100 m) Ladies' watches up to 5 bar (50 m) Gold watches up to 3 bar (30 m). The water resistance cannot be guaranteed indefinitely. It may become compromised by ageing of the seals or knocks to the crown or push-buttons. We therefore recommend that you have the water resistance of your watch checked once a year by an approved Union Glashütte Service Centre and, if required, that you replace any defective parts. Do not open the watch yourself under any circumstances.
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