Stowa – Antea Klassik KS Rose Gold

STOWA has been producing watches in the Bauhaus style since 1937 – their design is minimalist and timeless. The breathtaking Antea Klassik KS, with its 35.5 mm case and rose gold dial, features a high-quality, slim Swiss hand-wound movement with a small seconds hand. The new model, inspired by the original design, features a rose gold dial with a sunburst effect. The thermally blued hands underline the classic look of these dress watches.

The STOWA brand is one of the most important representatives of German watchmaking, with roots dating back to 1927 when it was founded in the Black Forest by Walter Storz. The name STOWA was created by combining the first letters of the founder's surname and first name – "STO" and "WA" – and soon became a symbol of precise watchmaking craftsmanship. As early as the 1930s, the brand established itself with elegant models inspired by the then-modern Bauhaus style, from which the later famous Antea line emerged.

The 1940s marked a breakthrough period when STOWA began producing the legendary pilot watches – the so-called Flieger. These large and highly legible timepieces were primarily intended for navigators and became one of the pillars of the brand's history. Along with several other manufacturers, STOWA was among the five companies that supplied original pilot watches for the German Air Force. The Flieger are still considered icons today, and the brand continues this tradition with modern reissues that retain their original character and aesthetics.

After the war, STOWA continued to produce functional and elegant watches, including marine chronometers, which inspired today's Marine line. A new chapter began in the 1990s when watchmaker Jörg Schauer took over the brand. Under his leadership, STOWA successfully returned to the scene and began to produce not only pilot models but also timeless classics such as Antea, Partitio, and Marine, which today combine historical roots with modern technology and precise craftsmanship.

Vandaag, STOWA is perceived as a brand that maintains authenticity and respect for tradition, while appealing to mechanical watch enthusiasts worldwide. It combines history, timeless design, and German precision, making it a synonym for quality watchmaking craftsmanship even after nearly a hundred years.