For sale is my Dornblüth & Sohn Calibre 99.1-M - brand new with 2025 papers (two year manufacturer warranty). Other than putting it on a suede strap, it has never been worn and is brand new with box and papers. **Price: $7499** including insured U.S. (via USPS) or EU (via DHL) shipping. I am in the U.S. military but stationed in Europe, so I can ship within the U.S. or EU with no duties/import fees. I waited over a year for this, and literally the week I received it, I got "the call" from my AD, and I need to sell to free up funds. Otherwise this would not be leaving my collection. Dornblueth Calibre 99.1-M manual winding watch - 40 mm • Watch diameter (mm): 40.0 • Watch height (mm): 10.0 • Lug to lug (mm): 49.5 • Case finish: Mixed • Case metal: Stainless steel • Case back: Transparent Dial color: Silver/White • Front crystal: Sapphire • Movement: Manual mechanical Photos: [https://imgur.com/a/qlEe5OI](https://imgur.com/a/qlEe5OI) Timestamp: [https://imgur.com/a/gSnz89O](https://imgur.com/a/gSnz89O) Dornblueth watches are made according to Dirk's time, one by one. The total production is often just eight pieces in one month, sometimes a bit more, sometimes a bit less. Dirk cuts the metal, designs the movements, and creates virtually every piece of the watch himself, in his small workshop converted from a garage. Each watch takes time, a lot of time, and for this reason, no two watches are exactly the same. The Dornblueth & Sohn Calibre 99.1-M (Medium) is a modification of Dirk's Calibre 99.1.  It features the same design, but packed into an very wearable 40 mm case. Everything is here - 3/4 plate, beveled edges, screw balance wheel, swan neck regulation, engraved balance cock, screwed gold chatons, and blued screws (by flame of course, including the slots). And now the extras. The name "D. Dornblueth & Sohn, Kalbe i./S.A." is hand engraved and not machine engraved, a virtually rarity on any watch. And all of the decoration (Cotes de Geneve and the sunray finish on the crown wheel and ratchet) are all done in-house, by hand.  You'll notice that the movement is rose gold in appearance - this process itself is elaborate. After cutting and polishing the plate, Dirk treats the surface to turn the metal a copper color. After all of the drilling and milling operations are complete, the movement itself is treated with rose gold to enhance the deep color. The dial is coated in silver, and is matte finished with black hand painted Arabic numerals and "railroad track" markings around both the dial and subdial. Blued steel hands. Thanks for looking, and please reach out with any questions! (Edited to add links to photos and timestamp.)