Produced in 2018 and crafted in Glashütte, Germany, the Saxonia Triple Split carries reference 424.038F in a 43mm round white gold case with an exhibition caseback that reveals the manually wound L132.1 caliber within. The gray dial features index hour markers and cleanly arranged subdials for its chronograph, hours and minutes, seconds, and power reserve indicator complications — a layout that keeps the considerable technical content remarkably legible.
The triple split complication is the defining feature of this piece, enabling the simultaneous measurement of three distinct intervals — a mechanical achievement that sets it apart from conventional split-seconds chronographs. Inside, traditional German finishing hallmarks are present throughout, including the three-quarter plate construction, hand-engraved balance cock, and thermally blued screws that are characteristic of the Glashütte tradition.
The white gold case is paired with a black alligator strap secured by a deployant buckle, lending the watch a versatile character suited to both formal and professional contexts. Water resistance is rated to 30 meters. This example is accompanied by its original box and papers, making it a complete set for the discerning collector.
