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Introducing the Meistersinger Pangaea Aventurine

With the new Pangaea Aventurine, Meistersinger combines its trademark single-hand display with the shimmering allure of genuine aventurine stone. Each watch is a one-of-a-kind piece.
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The dark blue aventurine dial is the star of Meistersinger's Pangaea Aventurin. Tiny mineral inclusions embedded in the quartz catch the light to create aventurescence, a lively, glittering effect that makes the dial appear almost cosmic. Unlike many so-called “aventurine” dials that are in fact made of glass, MeisterSinger has chosen authentic aventurine quartz, painstakingly cut and polished so it can serve as a durable yet captivating watch dial. As always with the German brand, there are no minutes or seconds hands, encouraging the wearer to embrace a more relaxed way of keeping time.

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Pangaea Aventurine

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The design remains unmistakably Meistersinger. Gold-toned double-digit numerals, printed multiple times for extra depth, stand out against the sparkling backdrop. Instead of conventional 5-minute markers, discreet dots trace the passage of time. At the center, the brand’s signature single hand, here executed in a vintage-style, recalls the look of historic pocket watches — yet another reminder to slow down and take things easier.

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Pangaea Aventurine

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Beneath the aventurine dial beats the automatic Sellita SW200 movement, offering a 38-hour power reserve. A sapphire display back, secured with six screws, reveals the movement inside. The 40mm steel case is paired with a cognac-colored leather strap. Pricing is marked at approximately $3,490 when converted to USD.

 


 

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