Stowa – Partitio Green Limited

Partitio Green Limited is an exclusive collector's edition from the Partitio series, available in a limited run of 100 pieces. It features a glossy, sun-brushed dial in a deep green color, symbolizing the brand's connection to the Black Forest while also reflecting STOWA's new visual identity. Thanks to the sunburst effect, this elegant dial dynamically reflects light depending on the viewing angle, giving it exceptional depth and sophistication.

The case is made of polished stainless steel with a diameter of 37 mm, a height of 10.9 mm, and a lug-to-lug length of 46.9 mm—ideal proportions. The watch is powered by an automatic Swiss movement Sellita SW 200 Top Grade, decorated with Geneva stripes and blued screws, which lend a sophisticated appearance to the mechanism.

The dial is complemented by nickel-plated hands with a layer of Super-LumiNova C3 luminous material, ensuring excellent legibility even in low light. The watch is water-resistant to 5 ATM (50 m) and features a sapphire crystal, which is sufficient for everyday use.

The STOWA brand is one of the most significant 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 formed by combining the first letters of the founder's surname and first name – "STO" and "WA" – and quickly became a symbol of precise watchmaking craftsmanship. By the 1930s, the brand had made a name for itself with elegant models inspired by the then-modern Bauhaus style, which also gave rise to the later famous Antea series.

The 1940s marked a pivotal period when STOWA began producing the legendary pilot's watches – known as Flieger. These large and highly legible timepieces were designed for pilots 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's watches to the German air force. Vandaag, the Flieger watches remain icons, and the brand continues to build on them with modern re-editions that retain their original character and aesthetic.

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

Vandaag, STOWA is seen as a brand that preserves authenticity and respect for tradition, while appealing to mechanical watch enthusiasts worldwide. It combines history, timeless design, and German precision, making it synonymous with quality watchmaking craftsmanship even after nearly a century.