Junghans Meister Hand Winding

History

The Junghans Meister collection was launched in 2006 and received a fair amount of mechanical complexities in it. Since then, the Meister collection has evolved into a broad collection with multiple series under it such as Meister Agenda, Meister Chronometer, Meister Classic, and many more.

Design

Staying close to the roots of the Bauhaus, the Junghans Meister collection is an elegant set of timepieces. Borrowing most of its design elements from the 1950s, the Junghans Meister collection speaks the language of conversing with fewer but strong elements. The crisp and concise design is carried to the entire collection and provides the collection with a touch of baroque in some series such as the Meister Pilot with its avant-garde elements. With a balanced approach, the Junghans Meister Classic series provides a touch of vintage-ness.

Features

The Junghans Meister collection is simple yet instils a sense of utility in it. For series such as Meister Agenda is equipped with features such as date, day, calendar week, and power reserve. In this series, the day and date windows are placed at 9 and 3 o’clock respectively. Whereas, with the Meister Chronoscope, the chronographs are fitted at 12 and 6 o’clock. The collection is available in a variety of movements such as quartz, manual winding, automatic, and radio-controlled.