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"  This is one of several updates from Esquire fashion director Nick Sullivan on Baselworld, an annual trade show dedicated to all things watches and jewelry. Stay tuned for more. Glash\u00FCtte is one of the rare survivors of East Germany&amp;#039;s once famous watchmaking industry. Like its neighboring A. Lange &amp;amp;amp; S\u00F6hne, Glash\u00FCtte re-emerged from the dismantling of the Soviet Bloc in the 90s to regain and rebuild a reputation for design, technique, and innovation that once rivaled its lofty counterparts over the border in Switzerland. The brand&amp;#039;s production has included some iconic reissues of watches it made in the 1960s, including a striking flying tourbillon a snip at 92,000 Euros. Most interesting, however, is a new 70s-inspired case in steel, at $8,950, which has a steel bracelet with an ingenious gizmo in the clasp that allows for an instant 8mm adjustment in its size. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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