Junghans

Limited Edition of 200 Pieces. Junghans Watch 1972 Chronoscope Sports Limited Edition 41/4468.00. The love of sport in general and sports timekeeping in particular have a long tradition at Junghans. This began in the 1920s with the first hand stopwatches and continued with the timekeeping of numerous sports competitions culminating in Munich in 1972. The limited 1972 Chronoscope Sports Edition 2024 features a striking double stripe, the historical Junghans lettering and the number 6 in the form of a starting number. A touch of classic motor racing is evident here.

Junghans Watch Form A Chronoscope 27/4371.03. The FORM is not a watch for special occasions, it is a special watch for every occasion. It combines classic watchmaking artistry with modern design. Alongside the three dimensional dial, it also impresses with its ergonomic approach. Because good style is timeless, and the modern, unadorned FORM is a master of reservation, a characteristic timepiece for every point in time.

Junghans Watch Max Bill Automatic Bauhaus 27/4308.02. At Junghans, the time is timeless. Since the 1950s, this traditional brand from Germany’s Black Forest has also made watches that represent the purist aesthetic and Bauhaus-basedconcept of architect, artist, and designer Max Bill (1908-1994). With the new max bill Automatic Bauhaus in black, Junghans interprets a classic watch in a new, modern look without touching the clean base concept conceived by the Bauhaus disciple. This watch is a typical Max Bill, but still completely different.

Junghans Watch Max Bill Mega Solar Bauhaus 59/2326.02. Minimalistic design with red highlights: the red doors of the Bauhaus building are adopted by the two Bauhaus models in the max bill line – this detail would have immediately caught the attention of Max Bill on his very first visit to Dessau. It is possible to view the mechanical movement of the watch through the windows of the Bauhaus image depicted on the case back.

Junghans Watch Form A Chronoscope 27/4370.01. The striking features of the FORM A Chronoscope include its distinct shapes and expressive colouring. The combination of deep black matt and polished surfaces creates a captivating dynamic. The highlights in yellow, grey or orange are inspired by a work of art by the British artist Richard Macneil and appears as a colour-adapted print on the glass of the case back. The mechanical chronograph is designed with a flat sapphire crystal and is water resistant up to 5 bar.

Junghans Watch Meister Fein Chronoscope Mega Solar 59/7201.00. Junghans has been giving a face to time for 160 years. The attention to detail, the high demands on design and quality and generations of technical expertise have characterized the products of Uhrenfabrik Junghans since it was founded in 1861. Values that form the foundations for the success story of the company from Schramberg in the Black Forest.

Junghans Watch Meister Fein Automatic Signatur 27/4359.00. The Meister fein Automatic Signatur excels with its many intricate, valuable details: Like the flat, discus-shaped case. Like the curved face and glass case back made of anti-reflective sapphire crystal. Like the dial with the historical Junghans logo and the discreet diamond-effect lines for the hour markers. Admire the specially developed two-armed rotor through the extra-large glass case back.

Junghans Watch Meister Chronoscope English Date 27/4120.03. Elegant or dynamic? A moot consideration for the Meister Chronoscope. After all, this watch effortlessly combines classic charm with sporty functions. The characteristic, bowl-like dimples for the auxiliary dial are a typical feature for the Meister range.

Junghans Watch Meister Pilot 27/3591.00  In 1955, Junghans Watches were entrusted with producing a new service watch for pilots in the Bundeswher, also known as the armed forces of Germany.

Junghans Watch Meister Worldtimer Sapphire Crystal 27/3011.45 With all 24 time zones accessible at a glance, the Junghans Meister Worldtimer watch collection has been designed as a reminder of the delights of travel. It’s design, which initially looks complex, is remarkably easy to use by correlating the hour disc with the cities decorating the outskirts of the dial. Junghans describes the luxury Worldtimer watch as an embodiment of the earth’s perpetual motion and serves as a memento that we are all living in the precisely the same moment, no matter where we live on earth.