Seen at Inhorgenta Munich 2022: New Watches from Junghans, Mühle-Glashütte, and Sinn Spezialuhren Inhorgenta Munich 2022 opened its doors this month from April 8 to 11. Almost 800 exhibitors showcased their latest products at this trade fair that is important for the DACH market—comprising Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Although the event is best known as a platform for jewelry and design debutantes, it has also become increasingly important... Read the article Apr 12, 2022 by Sabine Zwettler
Sponsored: Creative Design Meets Dive Watch Specs in the NOVE Atlantean Automatic Since its founding in 2015, NOVE has established itself as creatively driven, boutique. Specializing in creating beautiful, handcrafted Swiss made timepieces as art, the brand has consistently produced watches for those who value time and share an authentic passion for contemporary and innovative designs. In the Atlantean Automatic, you find one of the brand’s latest... Read the article May 24, 2022 by WatchTime
Refinement at the Forefront: Junghans Launches the Meister Fein Edition in a New Version Following the limited Meister fein Automatic Edition in yellow gold that was launched in 2021 to mark the 160th anniversary, Junghans now introduces an additional variant, this time in a subtle shade of rose gold. The clean, stringent profile of the Meister fein Automatic Edition highlights its distinctive form. The spherical sapphire crystal and the... Read the article Mar 8, 2022 by Sabine Zwettler
Junghans Adds to Meister Chronoscope Collection Junghans introduces a new version of its popular Meister Chronoscope with a fir-green dial. The color is a tribute to the home of the German tradition brand which has been based in the small city of Schramberg in the Black Forest region for more than 160 years. Its former production site, the heritage-listed “Terrassenbau” (terrace... Read the article Mar 5, 2022 by Sabine Zwettler
Four Watches That Prove That Less Is More It is often thought that simple, clean designs are the easiest to create. Unfortunately, the opposite is true. The cleaner the design of the watch is, the more weight individual details have on the overall look. The trick is to incorporate just the right elements, and not a single one more, and create a synergy... Read the article Feb 12, 2022 by Martin Green
“S” Stands for Sport: Testing the Junghans Meister S Chronoscope With a sturdier case, increased water resistance and a robust strap, Junghans has reworked its classically elegant Meister Chronoscope for a sportier look and feel — truly earning the new “S” in its name. We give it a thorough review in this feature from our March-April 2021 issue. The Meister Chronoscope is one of the... Read the article May 29, 2021 by Alexander Krupp
BANG FOR THE BUCK Ticking Admission Tickets: 10 Entry-Level Mechanical Watches Every watch collection has to start somewhere, and often that initial watch purchase is on a somewhat restricted budget. Here's an introduction to entry-level mechanical watches from 10 brands. To narrow the field down, we only considered men’s watches with a case diameter of 37 mm or greater. Read the article Nov 20, 2020 by Alexander Krupp
THE WATCHTIME Q&A: Outlaw Connoisseur: “Mayans MC” Actor Antonio Jaramillo Talks Watches Antonio Jaramillo, who co-stars on FX’s motorcycle club drama “Mayans MC,” whose third season is set to debut this fall, went from selling watches at Tiffany & Co. to acting in stage plays, TV and movies. But the Mexican-born actor has continued his pursuit of horological knowledge while assembling a small but eclectic timepiece collection.... Read the article Mar 6, 2020 by Mark Bernardo
FEATURE 100 Years of Bauhaus: Modern Watches in the Anniversary Year The Bauhaus is turning 100 years old and watch brands are honoring the colorful heritage of this influential art school. In this feature from our WatchTime 2020 Design Special, on sale now, we explore the major contemporary timepieces with Bauhaus inspiration. Read the article Nov 3, 2019 by Maria-Bettina Eich
EVENTS: Worn & Wound Heads to the West Coast for the Second Edition of the Windup San Francisco Fair Worn & Wound is the world’s leading digital publication for value-driven horology. The eight-year-old website is also behind the Windup Watch Fair, which is, along with our own WatchTime New York and Los Angeles shows, one of the few truly great consumer-facing watch events in the United States. After starting the three-day long watch exhibition... Read the article Apr 8, 2019 by WatchTime
WATCH TO WATCH Junghans Throws an Anniversary ‘Haus Party with Max Bill Automatic 100 Jahre Bauhaus Germany’s Junghans watch brand has long been known by its ardent admirers for a dedication to simple designs inspired by principles of the Bauhaus, the influential German design school established in 1919 in Weimar. As the Bauhaus marks its centennial in 2019, Junghans offers a new watch from its flagship max bill collection that pays... Read the article Mar 14, 2019 by Mark Bernardo
Taking a Look at the Junghans Meister Chronoscope Terrassenbau This year, Junghans has introduced a limited edition chronograph model inspired by the centennial anniversary of the brand’s nine-story factory in Schramberg, Germany. All the way back in 1918, Junghans ranked as one of the most prolific watchmakers in the world. As a result, the quaint Schramberg valley that the young marque called home quickly... Read the article Jun 4, 2018 by Logan R. Baker
NEWS Announcing The 15 (+2) Prize-Winning Watches at the 2018 Red Dot Design Awards Fifteen watches have won the coveted international Red Dot design prize in 2018, with two additional watches winning Honorable Mention awards, which the jury grants for well-executed details. Two of the 15 top watches were honored with the prestigious Red Dot: Best of the Best award: the Bulgari Octo Finissimo Automatic and the TAG Heuer Connected Modular 45 Luxury Kit. Read the article Apr 23, 2018 by Ruediger Bucher
Vintage Eye for the Modern Guy: Junghans Meister Pilot The modern Junghans Meister Pilot is based on the Junghans J88 Bundeswher Fliegeruhr, a B-Uhr-style pilots' watch developed in 1955 for the newly-established West German military, or Bundeswehr. How does the modern version compare with its vintage predecessor? Read the article Sep 10, 2017 by Caleb Anderson
