Grail Watch Unveils Latest Moritz Grossmann x Kari Voutilainen Collaboration
An edition of 20 dubbed the “German Silver,” that revisits the Benu 37 stainless steel model.
Grail Watch, led by Wei Koh, the founder of Revolution and The Rake, is on a mission to make “dream watches real” and has unveiled its latest addition to this end — a collaborative Benu 37 stainless steel from Moritz Grossmann and Kari Voutilainen dubbed the “German Silver.”
Limited to 20 pieces, the watch boasts a 37mm stainless steel case and features a distinctive untreated German silver guilloché à main dial, meticulously crafted by Voutilainen using vintage engine-turning machines. The movement, caliber 102.1, also made of untreated German silver, features a frosted finish and elaborate hand engraving.
This watch follows the success of the “Silver Bullet,” a similar model with a sterling silver dial and 18K white gold case. However, the “German Silver” model stands apart with its unique capacity to develop a rich patina over time, which means, while the watch is an edition of 20, each should eventually appear unique due to varying conditions and treatment between wearers.
Every aspect of the watch, from the flame-treated purple screws and gold chatons to the Glashütte stripes and white sapphires, aims to reflect the attention to detail and craftsmanship that both Grossmann and Voutilainen are renowned for.
Retailing at $35,300 USD, the watch is more accessible than its predecessor, thanks to its steel casing. However, Grail Watch did share that at the time of writing, only nine of the twenty pieces remain available, so for interested collectors, it is a race against time.
