Dunn Horitzon is German for "Thin Horizon." "Rasierer" refers to being razor-thin. At less than two millimeters thick, you can't buy a slimmer model that includes a two-digit calendar and DOES NOT increase thickness. The Steinhausen engineers set out to make the most beautiful, light and the thin watch. After five grueling years or constant research, development and testing, they introduced the Dunn Horitzon Rasierer, and it immediately brought raves from everywhere in the watchmaking world. The Europeans lauded it for its sophistication and aesthetic look and design -- it was one of the top attractions at the Basel Convention for watches and clocks in Switzerland (the most important annual clock and watch show worldwide for the past 34 years). Italian art schools are using the Dunn Horitzon Rasierer as an example of the perfect design model. The Japanese heaped praise for its quality and sophisticated design. And the American consumer paid the ultimate compliment by buying it - the Dunn Horitzon Rasierer is one of our top-selling timepieces.
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