Vegan leather strap
70,00 €
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Vegan leather strap
70,00 €
Edition Bell Hora
Natural Ivory
The anniversary edition. Limited to 100 pieces.
3.690,00 €
Uitverkocht
Just like the Bell Hora series watch presented in spring 2021, this edition is reviving a practically forgotten complication – the “Sonnerie au passage”. Exactly on the hour, the watch produces a friendly chime, alerting the wearer to the passing of time without having to look at the dial. Different to church bells, the Bell Hora only strikes once and tells its wearer that a new hour has just begun, fully “en passant”.
With a pusher above the crown (at 2 o'clock) the chime of the Bell Hora can be simply switched off. A black marking shows at a glance whether the watch is going to chime on the hour or remain silent.
Designed in the style of an early pocket watch, it evokes the image of a watch originating from the era when people kept their timepieces on a chain. The Edition Bell Hora is part of a MeisterSinger tradition of editions created in this historical style, reflecting our enthusiasm for old pocket watches.
Great emphasis was placed on a high recognition value. The needle-shaped hand, the double-digit numerals, and the fine line index structure make sure of that. And that is perfectly true of the Bell Hora as well, despite the spiral-shaped geometry of the dial, which not only appears to comment on the flow of time, but provides an intuitive overview of the entire day at the same time.
The stainless steel case is 43 millimeters in diameter, water-resistant up to 5 bar, and the dial is covered by a domed sapphire glass. The Swiss automatic movement, with a rotor that supplies the watch with a 38-hour power reserve, can be viewed through the fourfold screwed glass exhibition back. The module is based on a Sellita SW200. Over a period of 60 minutes, the movement’s module gathers the energy for a precise, carefully measured chime. The ingenious device strikes the sound fork located behind the dial exactly on the hour.
The Bell Hora received a renowned Red Dot Design Award.
With a pusher above the crown (at 2 o'clock) the chime of the Bell Hora can be simply switched off. A black marking shows at a glance whether the watch is going to chime on the hour or remain silent.
Designed in the style of an early pocket watch, it evokes the image of a watch originating from the era when people kept their timepieces on a chain. The Edition Bell Hora is part of a MeisterSinger tradition of editions created in this historical style, reflecting our enthusiasm for old pocket watches.
Great emphasis was placed on a high recognition value. The needle-shaped hand, the double-digit numerals, and the fine line index structure make sure of that. And that is perfectly true of the Bell Hora as well, despite the spiral-shaped geometry of the dial, which not only appears to comment on the flow of time, but provides an intuitive overview of the entire day at the same time.
The stainless steel case is 43 millimeters in diameter, water-resistant up to 5 bar, and the dial is covered by a domed sapphire glass. The Swiss automatic movement, with a rotor that supplies the watch with a 38-hour power reserve, can be viewed through the fourfold screwed glass exhibition back. The module is based on a Sellita SW200. Over a period of 60 minutes, the movement’s module gathers the energy for a precise, carefully measured chime. The ingenious device strikes the sound fork located behind the dial exactly on the hour.
The Bell Hora received a renowned Red Dot Design Award.
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Technology
MS Bell (Basis Sellita SW 200)
Automatic
26 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
26 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 4-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 43 mm
Height 13 mm
Diameter 43 mm
Height 13 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Watch Winder
The MeisterSinger watch winder is a handmade precision instrument that focuses on the health of your watch. With 900 rotations a day, it keeps your watch reliably in motion and makes sure it stays wound during times of not being worn. Whether you have an extensive watch collection or are a fan of gadgets – this MeisterSinger watch winder will be the perfect accessory. Particularly useful is a watch winder for watches with complications, such as the moon phase display since no readjustment is required.
The watch winder works in AC operation (universal adapter included) or with power supply via battery*.
Dimensions (WxHxD): 14,0 cm x 14,8 cm x 15,4 cm
*not included in the package.
299,00 €
Neo Plus
Sunburst red Dégradé
A brief history of design: Classical modernism combined with the leisurely experience of owning a MeisterSinger – in new NEO-red.
1.190,00 € – 1.235,00 €
The Neo Plus is the big sister of a MeisterSinger classic, the Neo. With a diameter of 40 millimeters, it is considerably larger, but with the features typical of the Neo – the narrow bezel, the domed Hesalite glass, and the functional typography – the Neo Plus displays the same discreet elegance.
The round date window matches the shape of the case, making it an independent graphical element of the watch with its date disk in a contrasting color. The stainless steel case is water-resistant up to 3 bar and a Swiss automatic movement is at work under the steel back, which is beautifully embellished with a relief pattern.
The round date window matches the shape of the case, making it an independent graphical element of the watch with its date disk in a contrasting color. The stainless steel case is water-resistant up to 3 bar and a Swiss automatic movement is at work under the steel back, which is beautifully embellished with a relief pattern.
Technology
Sellita SW 200-1
Automatic
Jewels: 25
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
Jewels: 25
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed hardened acrylic glass
Case
Stainless steel case with screwed caseback
Diameter 40 mm
Height 9.7 mm
Diameter 40 mm
Height 9.7 mm
Water resistance
3 bar
Neo
Sunburst red Dégradé
Experience the design of classical modernism – but allow the date display to keep you focused on today.
In new NEO-red.
1.090,00 € – 1.235,00 €
Its elegant appearance makes the Neo look like a classical timepiece from the 1950s. The narrow bezel and flat Hesalite glass are reminiscent of the neat, modern designs of the mid-20th century.
But the Neo is a younger design and a true MeisterSinger through and through, with the single hour hand and the double-digit hour numerals all round in functional typography. The date window at 6 o’clock is just as round as the watch itself.
The slender stainless steel case of the N° 03 is 36 millimeters in diameter and water-resistant up to 5 bar. The back is engraved with the fermata, the musically inspired MeisterSinger logo. The Neo is powered by a Swiss automatic movement with a 38-hour power reserve.
But the Neo is a younger design and a true MeisterSinger through and through, with the single hour hand and the double-digit hour numerals all round in functional typography. The date window at 6 o’clock is just as round as the watch itself.
The slender stainless steel case of the N° 03 is 36 millimeters in diameter and water-resistant up to 5 bar. The back is engraved with the fermata, the musically inspired MeisterSinger logo. The Neo is powered by a Swiss automatic movement with a 38-hour power reserve.
Technology
Sellita SW 200-1
Automatic
Jewels: 25
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
Jewels: 25
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed hardened acrylic glass
Case
Stainless steel case with screwed caseback
Diameter 36 mm
Height 9.7 mm
Diameter 36 mm
Height 9.7 mm
Water resistance
3 bar
Unomat
Steelblue
The steel watch by MeisterSinger: Antimagnetic and 30 bar water-resistant
1.990,00 €
Op voorraad
If you are looking for a watch ideal for everyday use and all the changing situations in life, the new Unomat will be your most faithful companion: Antimagnetic, 300 meters water-resistant, extra strong screwed steel back, screwed crown and crown protection.
Never has a MeisterSinger been as robust. The striking 43mm stainless steel case is equipped with robust sides that protect the screw-down crown from knocks and shocks. The extra-strong screwed steel back does the rest.
Water-resistant up to 30 bar, the Unomat is a great companion when swimming, as in terms of both equipment and looks it resembles a robust scientific device for use in heavy weather, in the laboratory, or in the water.
With its far larger diameter, the new SW400 has sufficient space for a 30% larger date window that underlines its instrument-like character, particularly due to its redesigned line index structure and the perfectly proportioned double-digit numerals. The Swiss automatic movement is enclosed by layers of soft iron: A sleeve located in the case is supplemented by the soft iron dial, which is otherwise made of brass. This elaborate design makes the movement impervious to the ubiquitous radiation from cell phones, electrical appliances, magnetic fasteners, and laboratory equipment. On the Unomat, the striking needle-shaped hand is far broader than usual and is luminous enough to be readable in the twilight hours as well. Together with the single hand, the hour digit appliqués glow with intensity.
The watch comes with an integrated steel strap for a wrist circumference of 22 cm. The length can be adjusted in 8mm steps at your local retailer. When purchasing in the online shop, please tell us your wrist size so that we can deliver the watch to you with the appropriate strap length.
The Unomat received a renowned Red Dot Design Award.
Never has a MeisterSinger been as robust. The striking 43mm stainless steel case is equipped with robust sides that protect the screw-down crown from knocks and shocks. The extra-strong screwed steel back does the rest.
Water-resistant up to 30 bar, the Unomat is a great companion when swimming, as in terms of both equipment and looks it resembles a robust scientific device for use in heavy weather, in the laboratory, or in the water.
With its far larger diameter, the new SW400 has sufficient space for a 30% larger date window that underlines its instrument-like character, particularly due to its redesigned line index structure and the perfectly proportioned double-digit numerals. The Swiss automatic movement is enclosed by layers of soft iron: A sleeve located in the case is supplemented by the soft iron dial, which is otherwise made of brass. This elaborate design makes the movement impervious to the ubiquitous radiation from cell phones, electrical appliances, magnetic fasteners, and laboratory equipment. On the Unomat, the striking needle-shaped hand is far broader than usual and is luminous enough to be readable in the twilight hours as well. Together with the single hand, the hour digit appliqués glow with intensity.
The watch comes with an integrated steel strap for a wrist circumference of 22 cm. The length can be adjusted in 8mm steps at your local retailer. When purchasing in the online shop, please tell us your wrist size so that we can deliver the watch to you with the appropriate strap length.
The Unomat received a renowned Red Dot Design Award.
Technology
Sellita SW 400
Automatic
26 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
26 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Sapphire crystal domed on one side
Case
Stainless steel case, screwed steel case back, screwed crown, crown protection
Magnetic field protection up to 24.000 A/m
Diameter 43 mm
Height 13,2 mm
Magnetic field protection up to 24.000 A/m
Diameter 43 mm
Height 13,2 mm
Water resistance
30 bar
Unomat
Black
The steel watch by MeisterSinger: Antimagnetic and 30 bar water-resistant
1.990,00 €
Op voorraad
If you are looking for a watch ideal for everyday use and all the changing situations in life, the new Unomat will be your most faithful companion: Antimagnetic, 300 meters water-resistant, extra strong screwed steel back, screwed crown and crown protection.
Never has a MeisterSinger been as robust. The striking 43mm stainless steel case is equipped with robust sides that protect the screw-down crown from knocks and shocks. The extra-strong screwed steel back does the rest.
Water-resistant up to 30 bar, the Unomat is a great companion when swimming, as in terms of both equipment and looks it resembles a robust scientific device for use in heavy weather, in the laboratory, or in the water.
With its far larger diameter, the new SW400 has sufficient space for a 30% larger date window that underlines its instrument-like character, particularly due to its redesigned line index structure and the perfectly proportioned double-digit numerals. The Swiss automatic movement is enclosed by layers of soft iron: A sleeve located in the case is supplemented by the soft iron dial, which is otherwise made of brass. This elaborate design makes the movement impervious to the ubiquitous radiation from cell phones, electrical appliances, magnetic fasteners, and laboratory equipment. On the Unomat, the striking needle-shaped hand is far broader than usual and is luminous enough to be readable in the twilight hours as well. Together with the single hand, the hour digit appliqués glow with intensity.
The watch comes with an integrated steel strap for a wrist circumference of 22 cm. The length can be adjusted in 8mm steps at your local retailer. When purchasing in the online shop, please tell us your wrist size so that we can deliver the watch to you with the appropriate strap length.
The Unomat received a renowned Red Dot Design Award.
Never has a MeisterSinger been as robust. The striking 43mm stainless steel case is equipped with robust sides that protect the screw-down crown from knocks and shocks. The extra-strong screwed steel back does the rest.
Water-resistant up to 30 bar, the Unomat is a great companion when swimming, as in terms of both equipment and looks it resembles a robust scientific device for use in heavy weather, in the laboratory, or in the water.
With its far larger diameter, the new SW400 has sufficient space for a 30% larger date window that underlines its instrument-like character, particularly due to its redesigned line index structure and the perfectly proportioned double-digit numerals. The Swiss automatic movement is enclosed by layers of soft iron: A sleeve located in the case is supplemented by the soft iron dial, which is otherwise made of brass. This elaborate design makes the movement impervious to the ubiquitous radiation from cell phones, electrical appliances, magnetic fasteners, and laboratory equipment. On the Unomat, the striking needle-shaped hand is far broader than usual and is luminous enough to be readable in the twilight hours as well. Together with the single hand, the hour digit appliqués glow with intensity.
The watch comes with an integrated steel strap for a wrist circumference of 22 cm. The length can be adjusted in 8mm steps at your local retailer. When purchasing in the online shop, please tell us your wrist size so that we can deliver the watch to you with the appropriate strap length.
The Unomat received a renowned Red Dot Design Award.
Technology
Sellita SW 400
Automatic
26 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
26 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Sapphire crystal domed on one side
Case
Stainless steel case, screwed steel case back, screwed crown, crown protection
Magnetic field protection up to 24.000 A/m
Diameter 43 mm
Height 13,2 mm
Magnetic field protection up to 24.000 A/m
Diameter 43 mm
Height 13,2 mm
Water resistance
30 bar
Perigraph
Mellow Yellow
A watch to truly celebrate the day – which is displayed on the open date ring.
Limited number of pieces in “mellow yellow”.
1.790,00 €
Op voorraad
With its open date disk, the Perigraph has long since become a classic model in the MeisterSinger collection. The beautifully balanced date ring rotates freely around the center of the dial. A small arrow at 12 o’clock points to the current date, which advances one step each day at midnight. This analog representation of the date corresponds to the circular time display and provides just as much of an overview.
As a master of diversity, in this version the Perigraph appears in a bold mellow yellow. The steel-blue dial contrasts stunningly with the bold yellow hue, red accents complete the play of colors.
Its stainless steel case is 43 millimeters in diameter, water-resistant up to 5 bar, and the dial is covered by a domed sapphire glass. The Swiss automatic movement, with a rotor that supplies the watch with a 38-hour power reserve, can be viewed through the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back. The glass proudly reflects the uniqueness of this model since it states the number of pieces produced: one of 200 worldwide.
The Perigraph received a renowned Red Dot Design Award.
As a master of diversity, in this version the Perigraph appears in a bold mellow yellow. The steel-blue dial contrasts stunningly with the bold yellow hue, red accents complete the play of colors.
Its stainless steel case is 43 millimeters in diameter, water-resistant up to 5 bar, and the dial is covered by a domed sapphire glass. The Swiss automatic movement, with a rotor that supplies the watch with a 38-hour power reserve, can be viewed through the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back. The glass proudly reflects the uniqueness of this model since it states the number of pieces produced: one of 200 worldwide.
The Perigraph received a renowned Red Dot Design Award.
Technology
Sellita SW 200-1
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 6-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 43 mm
Height 11.5 mm
Diameter 43 mm
Height 11.5 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Stratoscope
Black with Sunburst blue
Less hectic, more heavenly: The second – even bigger – MeisterSinger with a moon phase module.
3.675,00 € – 3.970,00 €
With the Stratoscope, MeisterSinger presents the second model featuring a moon phase display.
The upper half of the dial features a dynamic cut in which the luminescent, photorealistic moon circles. The unique scene is transformed into an interplay of light by the hour markers, and the luminous needle-shaped hand, which also glow. In its lower third, the jet black dial merges into all varying shades of blue, reminiscent of the aurora borealis visible in the far North. The double-digit numerals so typical for MeisterSinger are arranged in a circle from 01 to 12 around the dial, reinforcing the impression of harmony and balance. Despite all this attention to detail, the watch has a crisp, uncluttered appearance.
The moon takes 29 days, 12 hours, 44 minutes, and 2.9 seconds to circumnavigate the Earth. Most watches with moon indication round this figure down to 29.5 days via the movement, which means they deviate by eight hours per year and need adjusting by one complete day every third year. However, the movement specially designed for the MeisterSinger Stratoscope is far more exact. Its moon-phase indicator only needs a slight adjustment after 122 years. The workings of the Swiss automatic movement equipped with the moon-phase module can be viewed through the screwed glass exhibition back. Its rotor supplies the watch with a 38-hour power reserve.
The powerful, masculine case with a diameter of 43mm is water-resistant up to 5 bar and the dial is covered by a domed sapphire glass.
The upper half of the dial features a dynamic cut in which the luminescent, photorealistic moon circles. The unique scene is transformed into an interplay of light by the hour markers, and the luminous needle-shaped hand, which also glow. In its lower third, the jet black dial merges into all varying shades of blue, reminiscent of the aurora borealis visible in the far North. The double-digit numerals so typical for MeisterSinger are arranged in a circle from 01 to 12 around the dial, reinforcing the impression of harmony and balance. Despite all this attention to detail, the watch has a crisp, uncluttered appearance.
The moon takes 29 days, 12 hours, 44 minutes, and 2.9 seconds to circumnavigate the Earth. Most watches with moon indication round this figure down to 29.5 days via the movement, which means they deviate by eight hours per year and need adjusting by one complete day every third year. However, the movement specially designed for the MeisterSinger Stratoscope is far more exact. Its moon-phase indicator only needs a slight adjustment after 122 years. The workings of the Swiss automatic movement equipped with the moon-phase module can be viewed through the screwed glass exhibition back. Its rotor supplies the watch with a 38-hour power reserve.
The powerful, masculine case with a diameter of 43mm is water-resistant up to 5 bar and the dial is covered by a domed sapphire glass.
Technology
Sellita SW 220-1 with MeisterSinger moon phase module
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 6-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 43 mm
Height 12.4 mm
Diameter 43 mm
Height 12.4 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Bell Hora
Blue Sunburst
With a sounding “Sonnerie au Passage”, the Bell Hora revives a pratically forgotten complication.
3.490,00 € – 3.785,00 €
The Bell Hora model is reviving a practically forgotten complication – the “Sonnerie au passage”. Exactly on the hour, the watch produces a friendly chime, alerting the wearer to the passing of time without having to look at the dial. Different to church bells, the Bell Hora only strikes once and tells its wearer that a new hour has just begun, fully “en passant”.
With a pusher above the crown (at 2 o'clock) the chime of the Bell Hora can be simply switched off. A black marking shows at a glance whether the watch is going to chime on the hour or remain silent.
Great emphasis was placed on a high recognition value. The needle-shaped hand, the double-digit numerals, and the fine line index structure make sure of that. And that is perfectly true of the Bell Hora as well, despite the spiral-shaped geometry of the dial, which not only appears to comment on the flow of time, but provides an intuitive overview of the entire day at the same time.
The stainless steel case is 43 millimeters in diameter, water-resistant up to 5 bar, and the dial is covered by a domed sapphire glass. The Swiss automatic movement, with a rotor that supplies the watch with a 38-hour power reserve, can be viewed through the fourfold screwed glass exhibition back. The module is based on a Sellita SW200. Over a period of 60 minutes, the movement’s module gathers the energy for a precise, carefully measured chime. The ingenious device strikes the sound fork located behind the dial exactly on the hour.
The Bell Hora received a renowned Red Dot Design Award.
With a pusher above the crown (at 2 o'clock) the chime of the Bell Hora can be simply switched off. A black marking shows at a glance whether the watch is going to chime on the hour or remain silent.
Great emphasis was placed on a high recognition value. The needle-shaped hand, the double-digit numerals, and the fine line index structure make sure of that. And that is perfectly true of the Bell Hora as well, despite the spiral-shaped geometry of the dial, which not only appears to comment on the flow of time, but provides an intuitive overview of the entire day at the same time.
The stainless steel case is 43 millimeters in diameter, water-resistant up to 5 bar, and the dial is covered by a domed sapphire glass. The Swiss automatic movement, with a rotor that supplies the watch with a 38-hour power reserve, can be viewed through the fourfold screwed glass exhibition back. The module is based on a Sellita SW200. Over a period of 60 minutes, the movement’s module gathers the energy for a precise, carefully measured chime. The ingenious device strikes the sound fork located behind the dial exactly on the hour.
The Bell Hora received a renowned Red Dot Design Award.
Technology
MS Bell (Basis Sellita SW 200)
Automatic
26 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
26 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 4-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 43 mm
Height 13 mm
Diameter 43 mm
Height 13 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Bell Hora
Natural Ivory
With a sounding “Sonnerie au Passage”, the Bell Hora revives a pratically forgotten complication.
3.490,00 € – 3.785,00 €
The Bell Hora model is reviving a practically forgotten complication – the “Sonnerie au passage”. Exactly on the hour, the watch produces a friendly chime, alerting the wearer to the passing of time without having to look at the dial. Different to church bells, the Bell Hora only strikes once and tells its wearer that a new hour has just begun, fully “en passant”.
With a pusher above the crown (at 2 o'clock) the chime of the Bell Hora can be simply switched off. A black marking shows at a glance whether the watch is going to chime on the hour or remain silent.
Great emphasis was placed on a high recognition value. The needle-shaped hand, the double-digit numerals, and the fine line index structure make sure of that. And that is perfectly true of the Bell Hora as well, despite the spiral-shaped geometry of the dial, which not only appears to comment on the flow of time, but provides an intuitive overview of the entire day at the same time.
The stainless steel case is 43 millimeters in diameter, water-resistant up to 5 bar, and the dial is covered by a domed sapphire glass. The Swiss automatic movement, with a rotor that supplies the watch with a 38-hour power reserve, can be viewed through the fourfold screwed glass exhibition back. The module is based on a Sellita SW200. Over a period of 60 minutes, the movement’s module gathers the energy for a precise, carefully measured chime. The ingenious device strikes the sound fork located behind the dial exactly on the hour.
The Bell Hora received a renowned Red Dot Design Award.
With a pusher above the crown (at 2 o'clock) the chime of the Bell Hora can be simply switched off. A black marking shows at a glance whether the watch is going to chime on the hour or remain silent.
Great emphasis was placed on a high recognition value. The needle-shaped hand, the double-digit numerals, and the fine line index structure make sure of that. And that is perfectly true of the Bell Hora as well, despite the spiral-shaped geometry of the dial, which not only appears to comment on the flow of time, but provides an intuitive overview of the entire day at the same time.
The stainless steel case is 43 millimeters in diameter, water-resistant up to 5 bar, and the dial is covered by a domed sapphire glass. The Swiss automatic movement, with a rotor that supplies the watch with a 38-hour power reserve, can be viewed through the fourfold screwed glass exhibition back. The module is based on a Sellita SW200. Over a period of 60 minutes, the movement’s module gathers the energy for a precise, carefully measured chime. The ingenious device strikes the sound fork located behind the dial exactly on the hour.
The Bell Hora received a renowned Red Dot Design Award.
Technology
MS Bell (Basis Sellita SW 200)
Automatic
26 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
26 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 4-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 43 mm
Height 13 mm
Diameter 43 mm
Height 13 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Edition Astroscope
Black orange
The Edition Astroscope displays the weekdays like they´ve never been shown before.
Limited to 100 pieces worldwide.
1.990,00 €
Uitverkocht
The Astroscope displays the weekdays like they’ve never been shown before: related to the heavenly bodies that have been attributed to the various days since ancient times.
Antique heritage
It’s the Sun and the Moon that divide our time into day and night and the twelve months of the year for everyone to feel and observe. However, the division into seven-day weeks does not follow any particular astronomical rhythm, but has more of a mythological background. The method most likely dates back to the Babylonians, who, like many other peoples, considered the number seven to be especially holy and connected with seven heavenly bodies, i.e., the Sun, the Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, and Saturn. Just as most planets are named after Roman gods, most days of the week in both German and English take their corresponding names from Norse mythology. Throughout history, the allocation of the days of the week to celestial bodies has endured the test of time:
Monday, the Moon ☽
Tuesday, Mars ♂
Wednesday, Mercury ☿
Thursday, Jupiter ♃
Friday, Venus ♀
Saturday, Saturn ♄
Sunday, the Sun ☉
With these celestial bodies and their classical symbols, the Astroscope shows the days of the week not in a linear or radial fashion, but wandering back and forth in a constellation that only occurs every ten to twelve years in the southern night sky of the northern hemisphere. Again in July 2020, with the exception of the Sun, of course, all the celestial bodies of the weekdays will be visible there at the same time. The Astroscope stylizes this formation on its dial; a bright dot appears on Monday at about 12 o’clock at the Moon symbol and the next day to the right at the Mars symbol. On Wednesday it appears next to Mercury at about 9 o’clock; on Thursday next to Jupiter at 3 o’clock ...
This is unusual, yet just as easy to understand as reading a time display with a single hand.
The Astroscope is powered by a Swiss automatic movement that can be viewed through the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back. The stainless steel case is a slender 40 millimeters in diameter and water-resistant up to a pressure of 5 bar.
Antique heritage
It’s the Sun and the Moon that divide our time into day and night and the twelve months of the year for everyone to feel and observe. However, the division into seven-day weeks does not follow any particular astronomical rhythm, but has more of a mythological background. The method most likely dates back to the Babylonians, who, like many other peoples, considered the number seven to be especially holy and connected with seven heavenly bodies, i.e., the Sun, the Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, and Saturn. Just as most planets are named after Roman gods, most days of the week in both German and English take their corresponding names from Norse mythology. Throughout history, the allocation of the days of the week to celestial bodies has endured the test of time:
Monday, the Moon ☽
Tuesday, Mars ♂
Wednesday, Mercury ☿
Thursday, Jupiter ♃
Friday, Venus ♀
Saturday, Saturn ♄
Sunday, the Sun ☉
With these celestial bodies and their classical symbols, the Astroscope shows the days of the week not in a linear or radial fashion, but wandering back and forth in a constellation that only occurs every ten to twelve years in the southern night sky of the northern hemisphere. Again in July 2020, with the exception of the Sun, of course, all the celestial bodies of the weekdays will be visible there at the same time. The Astroscope stylizes this formation on its dial; a bright dot appears on Monday at about 12 o’clock at the Moon symbol and the next day to the right at the Mars symbol. On Wednesday it appears next to Mercury at about 9 o’clock; on Thursday next to Jupiter at 3 o’clock ...
This is unusual, yet just as easy to understand as reading a time display with a single hand.
The Astroscope is powered by a Swiss automatic movement that can be viewed through the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back. The stainless steel case is a slender 40 millimeters in diameter and water-resistant up to a pressure of 5 bar.
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Technology
Sellita SW 220
Automatic
26 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
26 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 6-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 40 mm
Height 10,5 mm
Diameter 40 mm
Height 10,5 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Perigraph
Ivory
A watch to truly celebrate the day – which is displayed on the open date ring.
1.790,00 € – 2.085,00 €
MeisterSinger often has a flair for the unusual when designing its single-hand watches and the Perigraph, which also features a date display, is no exception. The beautifully balanced date ring rotates freely around the center of the dial. A small arrow at 12 o’clock points to the current date, which advances one step each day at midnight. This analog representation of the date corresponds to the circular time display and provides just as much of an overview.
Its stainless steel case is 43 millimeters in diameter, water-resistant up to 5 bar, and the dial is covered by a domed sapphire glass. The Swiss automatic movement, with a rotor that supplies the watch with a 38-hour power reserve, can be viewed through the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back.
The Perigraph received a renowned Red Dot Design Award.
Its stainless steel case is 43 millimeters in diameter, water-resistant up to 5 bar, and the dial is covered by a domed sapphire glass. The Swiss automatic movement, with a rotor that supplies the watch with a 38-hour power reserve, can be viewed through the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back.
The Perigraph received a renowned Red Dot Design Award.
Technology
Sellita SW 200-1
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 6-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 43 mm
Height 11.5 mm
Diameter 43 mm
Height 11.5 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Lunascope
Sunburst blue
Less hectic, more heavenly: The first MeisterSinger with a moon phase module.
3.390,00 € – 3.685,00 €
With the Lunascope, MeisterSinger presents its first astronomical single-hand watch.
The slender stainless steel case of the Pangaea family forms the ideal backdrop for an unusually large moon-phase display. The upper half of the dial features a dynamic cut in which the moon moves across a dark blue, starry background, just like looking at the sky on a clear night. In this version, the Lunascope has a sunburst dial in the dark blue of the moon’s background.
The natural impression of the Earth’s satellite corresponds to the astronomical precision with which the Lunascope represents the moon’s various phases. The moon takes 29 days, 12 hours, 44 minutes, and 2.9 seconds to circumnavigate the Earth. Most watches round this figure down to 29.5 days via the movement, which means they deviate by eight hours per year and need adjusting by one complete day every third year. However, the movement specially designed for the MeisterSinger Lunascope is far more exact. Its moon-phase indicator only needs a slight adjustment after 122 years. The workings of the Swiss automatic movement in the Lunascope equipped with the moon-phase module can be viewed through the screwed glass exhibition back of the 40-millimeter case.
The Lunascope was awarded the iF Design Award, the Red Dot Design Award as well as the German Design Award for its outstanding design.
The slender stainless steel case of the Pangaea family forms the ideal backdrop for an unusually large moon-phase display. The upper half of the dial features a dynamic cut in which the moon moves across a dark blue, starry background, just like looking at the sky on a clear night. In this version, the Lunascope has a sunburst dial in the dark blue of the moon’s background.
The natural impression of the Earth’s satellite corresponds to the astronomical precision with which the Lunascope represents the moon’s various phases. The moon takes 29 days, 12 hours, 44 minutes, and 2.9 seconds to circumnavigate the Earth. Most watches round this figure down to 29.5 days via the movement, which means they deviate by eight hours per year and need adjusting by one complete day every third year. However, the movement specially designed for the MeisterSinger Lunascope is far more exact. Its moon-phase indicator only needs a slight adjustment after 122 years. The workings of the Swiss automatic movement in the Lunascope equipped with the moon-phase module can be viewed through the screwed glass exhibition back of the 40-millimeter case.
The Lunascope was awarded the iF Design Award, the Red Dot Design Award as well as the German Design Award for its outstanding design.
Technology
Sellita SW 220-1 with MeisterSinger moon phase module
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 6-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 40 mm
Height 12.0 mm
Diameter 40 mm
Height 12.0 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
N°01
Ivory
Here, telling the time is still a craft:
The genuine classic, N°01, with hand-wound movement.
1.390,00 € – 1.685,00 €
As the name suggests, the N° 01 is the original MeisterSinger. All the aesthetic principles that characterize the entire collection to this day are reflected in its design: The functional typography with its complete set of double-digit hour numerals, the circumferential five-minute divisions and, above all, the single, needle-fine hour hand.
The N° 01 is powered by a Sellita hand-wound movement made in Switzerland. Its stainless steel case is fitted with a domed sapphire glass, is 43 millimeters in diameter and water-resistant up to 5 bar. The back of the N° 01 is engraved with a fermata pattern, the MeisterSinger hallmark.
As the first of a whole series of MeisterSinger models, the N°01 won prestigious design awards. Not only was it given a Red Dot Design Award and the iF Design Award, it was also recognized by the trade press as Watch of the Year in the Netherlands and in the “Goldene Unruh” competition.
The N° 01 is powered by a Sellita hand-wound movement made in Switzerland. Its stainless steel case is fitted with a domed sapphire glass, is 43 millimeters in diameter and water-resistant up to 5 bar. The back of the N° 01 is engraved with a fermata pattern, the MeisterSinger hallmark.
As the first of a whole series of MeisterSinger models, the N°01 won prestigious design awards. Not only was it given a Red Dot Design Award and the iF Design Award, it was also recognized by the trade press as Watch of the Year in the Netherlands and in the “Goldene Unruh” competition.
Technology
Sellita SW 210
Hand-wound
19 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 42 h
Hand-wound
19 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 42 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Screwed stainless steel case
Diameter 43 mm
Height 11.5 mm
Diameter 43 mm
Height 11.5 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
N°03 – 40 mm
Sunburst Blue
Gathers the momentum of daily life and calmly feeds it back to the smaller 40 mm playing field that features one single hand.
1.690,00 € – 1.710,00 €
The MeisterSinger N° 03 combines the aesthetic principles of the modern single-hand watch with a highly energy-efficient drive in the form of a Swiss automatic movement that draws its power from the activity of the wearer. Under the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back of the watch, the centrally mounted oscillating rotor can be observed as it transmits its energy to the mainspring barrel, which can accumulate up to 38 hours of power reserve. The N° 03 received the GOOD Design Award and was nominated for the German Design Award for its consistent design, its functional typography featuring a complete set of double-digit hour numerals, and the needle-shaped hour hand, which indicates the exact time down to five minutes on the circumferential minute scale.
MeisterSinger has now developed a contemporary, slim version to accompany this classic timepiece: The N° 03 - 40 mm is not only three millimeters smaller in diameter, it is also more than one millimeter flatter than the large N° 03 model. That may not sound like much, but makes a big difference when worn on the wrist – making the 40-millimeter version a completely different watch: More discreet, more elegant, and ideal for everyday use.
MeisterSinger has now developed a contemporary, slim version to accompany this classic timepiece: The N° 03 - 40 mm is not only three millimeters smaller in diameter, it is also more than one millimeter flatter than the large N° 03 model. That may not sound like much, but makes a big difference when worn on the wrist – making the 40-millimeter version a completely different watch: More discreet, more elegant, and ideal for everyday use.
Technology
Sellita SW 200-1
Automatic
Jewels: 26
28800 Semioscillations per – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
Jewels: 26
28800 Semioscillations per – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 6-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 40 mm
Height 10.3 mm
Diameter 40 mm
Height 10.3 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
N° 03
Ivory
Radiates the same serentity as other single-hand watches, but needs more exercise. After all, its Swiss automatic movement rewinds all by itself.
1.690,00 € – 1.985,00 €
The N°03 is a real MeisterSinger icon. All the aesthetic principles that characterize the entire collection to this day are reflected in its design: The functional typography with its complete set of double-digit hour numerals, the circumferential five-minute divisions and, above all, the single, needle-fine hour hand.
The N° 01 is powered by a Sellita automatic movement made in Switzerland. It draws its power from the activity of the wearer – fully automatically. Under the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back of the watch, the centrally mounted oscillating rotor can be observed as it transmits its energy to the mainspring barrel, which can accumulate up to 38 hours of power reserve.
Its stainless steel case with a diameter of 43 mm is water-resistant up to 5 bar and fitted with a domed sapphire glass.
The N° 03 received the GOOD Design Award.
The N° 01 is powered by a Sellita automatic movement made in Switzerland. It draws its power from the activity of the wearer – fully automatically. Under the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back of the watch, the centrally mounted oscillating rotor can be observed as it transmits its energy to the mainspring barrel, which can accumulate up to 38 hours of power reserve.
Its stainless steel case with a diameter of 43 mm is water-resistant up to 5 bar and fitted with a domed sapphire glass.
The N° 03 received the GOOD Design Award.
Technology
Sellita SW 200-1
Automatic
Jewels: 26
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
Jewels: 26
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 6-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 43 mm
Height 11.5 mm
Diameter 43 mm
Height 11.5 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Neo
Ivory
Experience the design of classical modernism – but allow the date display to keep you focused on today.
1.090,00 € – 1.110,00 €
Its elegant appearance makes the Neo look like a classical timepiece from the 1950s. The narrow bezel and flat Hesalite glass are reminiscent of the neat, modern designs of the mid-20th century.
But the Neo is a younger design and a true MeisterSinger through and through, with the single hour hand and the double-digit hour numerals all round in functional typography. The date window at 6 o’clock is just as round as the watch itself.
The slender stainless steel case of the N° 03 is 36 millimeters in diameter and water-resistant up to 5 bar. The back is engraved with the fermata, the musically inspired MeisterSinger logo. The Neo is powered by a Swiss automatic movement with a 38-hour power reserve.
But the Neo is a younger design and a true MeisterSinger through and through, with the single hour hand and the double-digit hour numerals all round in functional typography. The date window at 6 o’clock is just as round as the watch itself.
The slender stainless steel case of the N° 03 is 36 millimeters in diameter and water-resistant up to 5 bar. The back is engraved with the fermata, the musically inspired MeisterSinger logo. The Neo is powered by a Swiss automatic movement with a 38-hour power reserve.
Technology
Sellita SW 200-1
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed hardened acrylic glass
Case
Stainless steel case with screwed caseback
Diameter 36 mm
Height 9.7 mm
Diameter 36 mm
Height 9.7 mm
Water resistance
3 bar
Circularis Automatic
Ivory
A beautiful, high-performance timepiece: The Circularis automatic with a tungsten rotor and date display.
4.490,00 € – 4.785,00 €
The Circularis Automatic features the MSA01, the first automatic caliber specially developed for MeisterSinger single-hand watches.
It ensures that the large hour hand moves with consistent smoothness. The twin in-line mainspring barrels collect the energy required for the 120-hour power reserve and make sure the watch always keeps time with excellent precision. The power is generated by a central rotor that features crescent-shaped apertures, making it possible to view the specially designed movement at any time. Here, too, fine ornamental cuts and a unique bridge underline the aesthetic sophistication of this MeisterSinger watch. With the purely functional typography of the applied hour digits and the typical minute scale, the Circularis Automatic also follows the MeisterSinger design principles.
The convenience of automatic winding is reflected in the Superluminova markings of the indices, which make it possible to tell the time, even in the dark. Unlike the hand-wound version, the Circularis Automatic displays the date in a circular aperture positioned at 6 o’clock. Its stainless steel case is 43 millimeters in diameter and fitted with a domed sapphire glass over the dial as well as a sapphire glass exhibition back, securely fastened with four screws, that provides an excellent view of the movement. The Circularis comes with a double-folding clasp.
The Circularis Automatic received a German Design Award as well as the IF Design Award.
It ensures that the large hour hand moves with consistent smoothness. The twin in-line mainspring barrels collect the energy required for the 120-hour power reserve and make sure the watch always keeps time with excellent precision. The power is generated by a central rotor that features crescent-shaped apertures, making it possible to view the specially designed movement at any time. Here, too, fine ornamental cuts and a unique bridge underline the aesthetic sophistication of this MeisterSinger watch. With the purely functional typography of the applied hour digits and the typical minute scale, the Circularis Automatic also follows the MeisterSinger design principles.
The convenience of automatic winding is reflected in the Superluminova markings of the indices, which make it possible to tell the time, even in the dark. Unlike the hand-wound version, the Circularis Automatic displays the date in a circular aperture positioned at 6 o’clock. Its stainless steel case is 43 millimeters in diameter and fitted with a domed sapphire glass over the dial as well as a sapphire glass exhibition back, securely fastened with four screws, that provides an excellent view of the movement. The Circularis comes with a double-folding clasp.
The Circularis Automatic received a German Design Award as well as the IF Design Award.
Technology
MSA01
MeisterSinger-movement
Automatic
29 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 120 h
MeisterSinger-movement
Automatic
29 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 120 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 4-screwed sapphire glass exhibition back
Diameter 43 mm
Height 13.5 mm
Diameter 43 mm
Height 13.5 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Neo Plus
Sunburst blue
A brief history of design: Classical modernism combined with the leisurely experience of owning a MeisterSinger.
1.190,00 € – 1.210,00 €
The Neo Plus is the big sister of a MeisterSinger classic, the Neo. With a diameter of 40 millimeters, it is considerably larger, but with the features typical of the Neo – the narrow bezel, the domed Hesalite glass, and the functional typography – the Neo Plus displays the same discreet elegance.
The round date window matches the shape of the case, making it an independent graphical element of the watch with its date disk in a contrasting color. The stainless steel case is water-resistant up to 3 bar and a Swiss automatic movement is at work under the steel back, which is beautifully embellished with a relief pattern.
The round date window matches the shape of the case, making it an independent graphical element of the watch with its date disk in a contrasting color. The stainless steel case is water-resistant up to 3 bar and a Swiss automatic movement is at work under the steel back, which is beautifully embellished with a relief pattern.
Technology
Sellita SW 200-1
Automatic
Jewels: 25
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
Jewels: 25
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed hardened acrylic glass
Case
Stainless steel case with screwed caseback
Diameter 40 mm
Height 9.7 mm
Diameter 40 mm
Height 9.7 mm
Water resistance
3 bar
Neo Pointer Date
Opaline silver
An elegant MeisterSinger classic with a new complication: the Neo with hand date.
1.270,00 € – 1.290,00 €
MeisterSinger watches show the time with just one single hand. The same is also true of the new model, the Neo Pointer Date. Although the watch is equipped with an additional hand, its only function is to display the date in the middle of the dial. This form of display was a traditional one for wristwatches, as the date used to be indicated by a hand at the center of the dial long before the first date windows appeared. Moreover, the design, which is rare today, follows the MeisterSinger principle of not showing the current moment individually but in context, providing an overview of both the weekly and the monthly course of events, just like the open date rings on the Perigraph or the Pangaea Day Date.
The Neo Pointer Date is a variation on this idea and follows the classical rule that the hand for indicating the longer periods of time, in this case the full days, is the shortest. The date circle is somewhat recessed and located tightly around the center of the dial, clearly different from the minute scale and the hour numerals. Its typography and the small, needle-like hand are highly typical of MeisterSinger.
With its slender bezel and domed hardened acryl glass, the Neo is one of the most elegant models in the MeisterSinger collection. The timepiece is powered by a Swiss automatic movement. The screwed back of the stainless-steel case is engraved with the fermata logo, stamped with a serial number, and water-resistant up to 3 bar.
The Neo Pointer Date received a renowned IF Design Award.
The Neo Pointer Date is a variation on this idea and follows the classical rule that the hand for indicating the longer periods of time, in this case the full days, is the shortest. The date circle is somewhat recessed and located tightly around the center of the dial, clearly different from the minute scale and the hour numerals. Its typography and the small, needle-like hand are highly typical of MeisterSinger.
With its slender bezel and domed hardened acryl glass, the Neo is one of the most elegant models in the MeisterSinger collection. The timepiece is powered by a Swiss automatic movement. The screwed back of the stainless-steel case is engraved with the fermata logo, stamped with a serial number, and water-resistant up to 3 bar.
The Neo Pointer Date received a renowned IF Design Award.
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Technology
Sellita SW 221
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed hardened acrylic glass
Case
Stainless steel case with screwed caseback
Diameter 36 mm
Height 9.7 mm
Diameter 36 mm
Height 9.7 mm
Water resistance
3 bar
Neo Plus Pointer Date
Sunburst Steel blue
An elegant MeisterSinger classic with a new complication: the Neo Plus with hand date.
1.370,00 € – 1.390,00 €
MeisterSinger watches show the time with just one single hand. The same is also true of the new model, the Neo Plus Pointer Date, the big sister of a MeisterSinger classic, the Neo. Although the watch is equipped with an additional hand, its only function is to display the date in the middle of the dial. This form of display was a traditional one for wristwatches, as the date used to be indicated by a hand at the center of the dial long before the first date windows appeared. Moreover, the design, which is rare today, follows the MeisterSinger principle of not showing the current moment individually but in context, providing an overview of both the weekly and the monthly course of events, just like the open date rings on the Perigraph or the Pangaea Day Date.
The Neo Plus Pointer Date is a variation on this idea and follows the classical rule that the hand for indicating the longer periods of time, in this case the full days, is the shortest. The date circle is somewhat recessed and located tightly around the center of the dial, clearly different from the minute scale and the hour numerals. Its typography and the small, needle-like hand are highly typical of MeisterSinger.
With its slender bezel and domed hardened acryl glass, the Neo Plus is one of the most elegant models in the MeisterSinger collection. The timepiece is powered by a Swiss automatic movement. The screwed back of the stainless-steel case is engraved with the fermata logo, stamped with a serial number, and water-resistant up to 3 bar.
The Neo Plus Pointer Date is a variation on this idea and follows the classical rule that the hand for indicating the longer periods of time, in this case the full days, is the shortest. The date circle is somewhat recessed and located tightly around the center of the dial, clearly different from the minute scale and the hour numerals. Its typography and the small, needle-like hand are highly typical of MeisterSinger.
With its slender bezel and domed hardened acryl glass, the Neo Plus is one of the most elegant models in the MeisterSinger collection. The timepiece is powered by a Swiss automatic movement. The screwed back of the stainless-steel case is engraved with the fermata logo, stamped with a serial number, and water-resistant up to 3 bar.
Technology
Sellita SW 221
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed hardened acrylic glass
Case
Stainless steel case with screwed caseback
Diameter 40 mm
Height 9.7 mm
Diameter 40 mm
Height 9.7 mm
Water resistance
3 bar
Metris
Blue
A dependable companion shares your rhythm – and sets the pace.
1.475,00 € – 1.805,00 €
With the Metris, MeisterSinger presents a model that can accompany you wherever you go. Although it is robust, easy to read, and can handle a refreshing swim in a lake, with its slim case it still looks great when teamed with a striped sweater.
In the Metris model, the typical hallmarks of MeisterSinger watches, the needle-shaped hand and the twin digits to mark the hours, are complemented by a round, magnified date window. The main thing that makes the Metris different to the other models is its dynamically shaped case and its conical flanks.
In this blue version hand and digits glow in the dark due to a superluminova coating.
The stainless steel case of the Metris is water-resistant up to 20 bar and its oval integrates the crown protector, giving the watch added robustness.
With its 38-millimeter size, it can be worn just as casually and carefree as your favorite jeans. The Metris is powered by a Swiss automatic caliber. It is fitted with a domed sapphire glass and a steel back secured with six screws.
In the Metris model, the typical hallmarks of MeisterSinger watches, the needle-shaped hand and the twin digits to mark the hours, are complemented by a round, magnified date window. The main thing that makes the Metris different to the other models is its dynamically shaped case and its conical flanks.
In this blue version hand and digits glow in the dark due to a superluminova coating.
The stainless steel case of the Metris is water-resistant up to 20 bar and its oval integrates the crown protector, giving the watch added robustness.
With its 38-millimeter size, it can be worn just as casually and carefree as your favorite jeans. The Metris is powered by a Swiss automatic caliber. It is fitted with a domed sapphire glass and a steel back secured with six screws.
Technology
Automatic: Sellita SW 200-1
Jewels: 25
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Date display
Power reserve 38 h
Jewels: 25
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Date display
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass with magnified date
Case
6-screwed caseback
Diameter 38 mm
Height 10.3 mm
Diameter 38 mm
Height 10.3 mm
Water resistance
20 bar
Astroscope
Black - Old Radium
The Astroscope displays the weekdays like they´ve never been shown before.
1.990,00 € – 2.285,00 €
The Astroscope displays the weekdays like they’ve never been shown before: related to the heavenly bodies that have been attributed to the various days since ancient times.
Antique heritage
It’s the Sun and the Moon that divide our time into day and night and the twelve months of the year for everyone to feel and observe. However, the division into seven-day weeks does not follow any particular astronomical rhythm, but has more of a mythological background. The method most likely dates back to the Babylonians, who, like many other peoples, considered the number seven to be especially holy and connected with seven heavenly bodies, i.e., the Sun, the Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, and Saturn. Just as most planets are named after Roman gods, most days of the week in both German and English take their corresponding names from Norse mythology. Throughout history, the allocation of the days of the week to celestial bodies has endured the test of time:
Monday, the Moon ☽
Tuesday, Mars ♂
Wednesday, Mercury ☿
Thursday, Jupiter ♃
Friday, Venus ♀
Saturday, Saturn ♄
Sunday, the Sun ☉
With these celestial bodies and their classical symbols, the Astroscope shows the days of the week not in a linear or radial fashion, but wandering back and forth in a constellation that only occurs every ten to twelve years in the southern night sky of the northern hemisphere. Again in July 2020, with the exception of the Sun, of course, all the celestial bodies of the weekdays will be visible there at the same time. The Astroscope stylizes this formation on its dial; a bright dot appears on Monday at about 12 o’clock at the Moon symbol and the next day to the right at the Mars symbol. On Wednesday it appears next to Mercury at about 9 o’clock; on Thursday next to Jupiter at 3 o’clock ...
This is unusual, yet just as easy to understand as reading a time display with a single hand.
The Astroscope is powered by a Swiss automatic movement that can be viewed through the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back. The stainless steel case is a slender 40 millimeters in diameter and water-resistant up to a pressure of 5 bar.
Antique heritage
It’s the Sun and the Moon that divide our time into day and night and the twelve months of the year for everyone to feel and observe. However, the division into seven-day weeks does not follow any particular astronomical rhythm, but has more of a mythological background. The method most likely dates back to the Babylonians, who, like many other peoples, considered the number seven to be especially holy and connected with seven heavenly bodies, i.e., the Sun, the Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, and Saturn. Just as most planets are named after Roman gods, most days of the week in both German and English take their corresponding names from Norse mythology. Throughout history, the allocation of the days of the week to celestial bodies has endured the test of time:
Monday, the Moon ☽
Tuesday, Mars ♂
Wednesday, Mercury ☿
Thursday, Jupiter ♃
Friday, Venus ♀
Saturday, Saturn ♄
Sunday, the Sun ☉
With these celestial bodies and their classical symbols, the Astroscope shows the days of the week not in a linear or radial fashion, but wandering back and forth in a constellation that only occurs every ten to twelve years in the southern night sky of the northern hemisphere. Again in July 2020, with the exception of the Sun, of course, all the celestial bodies of the weekdays will be visible there at the same time. The Astroscope stylizes this formation on its dial; a bright dot appears on Monday at about 12 o’clock at the Moon symbol and the next day to the right at the Mars symbol. On Wednesday it appears next to Mercury at about 9 o’clock; on Thursday next to Jupiter at 3 o’clock ...
This is unusual, yet just as easy to understand as reading a time display with a single hand.
The Astroscope is powered by a Swiss automatic movement that can be viewed through the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back. The stainless steel case is a slender 40 millimeters in diameter and water-resistant up to a pressure of 5 bar.
Technology
Sellita SW 220
Automatic
26 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
26 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 6-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 40 mm
Height 10,5 mm
Diameter 40 mm
Height 10,5 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Wall 18
White
Wall and table clock made of glass in 18 cm diameter.
The clock face is white with black print.
Powered by a whisper-quiet quartz movement.
95,00 €
Wall 35
White with Chrome
Wall clock made of glass in 35 cm diameter with chrome edging.
The clock face is white with black print.
Driven by a whisper-quiet quartz movement.
125,00 €
Wall 39
Silver and Blue
Metal wall clock with 39 cm diameter.
The clock face is silver coloured and has blue numbers.
Driven by a whisper-quiet quartz movement.
295,00 €
Privé: City Edition 2020 – Speicher am Stadthafen Münster
Sunburst Medium Blue with Dégradé
We are taught that one should never put one’s heart on things. But of course it does hang on places that are dear and important to us and that we are only too happy to be reminded of by beautiful, valuable things.
A watch for people with a special connection to Münster’s harbour promenade and the headquarters of MeisterSinger.
1.790,00 €
A very special piece of Münster for the wrist
The revitalisation of the former granary at the eastern end of Münster's beautiful city harbour in the 1990s pushed the rapid development of the so-called "Kreativkai" into one of Münster's hottest districts. Together with other magazin buildings, the nine-storey high, listed granary gives Münster's city harbour its impressive atmosphere today.
The harbour of Münster is one of the most romantic places the beautiful cathedral city has to offer. Here tradition meets modernity and culture meets everyday life. Anyone who has ever sat down in one of the numerous restaurants in the harbour will never forget the view of the water and the impressive architecture.
For watch lovers and all those who already have Münster in their hearts
The City Edition 2020 in the classic MeisterSinger design of a N° 03 in 43 mm with date display, shines on the front through a smedium blue dial with a dégradé print and is dressed with silver hour appliqués and gold numerals.
The back glass print on the back reflects the silhouette of the harbour warehouse and its adjacent architecture, transforming this beautiful watch with Swiss automatic movement into a very special piece of Münster.
Not only those who were born and grew up in Münster know it: also people from Münster, students and many tourists know what we mean when we talk about the Münster way of life. There is something very special about this university city that is so worth living in.
A piece of this feeling can now be carried very close to you at any time.
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CIty Edition 2020 – Limitierte Edition “Speicher am Stadthafen in Münster” mit Motivdruck auf dem Bodenglas. Gehäuse aus Edelstahl, Saphirglas, Swiss made, Automatik, Sellita SW 200-1, 43 mm, 38 Stunden Gangreserve, Wasserdicht bis zu 5 bar.
Technology
Sellita SW 200-1
Automatic
Jewels: 26
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
Jewels: 26
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case
6-screwed exhibition back with motif print
Diameter 43 mm
Height 11.5 mm
6-screwed exhibition back with motif print
Diameter 43 mm
Height 11.5 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Privé: Edition 30 Years of German Unity
Black-Red-Gold
Limited edition “30 Years of German Unity” by MeisterSinger in cooperation with Mühle-Glashütte on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of German reunification.
1.990,00 €
The edition "30 Years of German Unity" based on the MeisterSinger classic N°03, takes up the national colours of the Federal Republic of Germany. In addition to the gold date indications for 03, 10 and 30, the hour numerals are also gold-plated. The indices at 03, 06, 09 and 12 are in red. Thus the design of the standard watches tastefully plays with the colours black, red and gold.
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Technology
Sellita SW 200-1
Automatic with edition rotor
Jewels: 26
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic with edition rotor
Jewels: 26
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 6-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 43 mm
Height 11.5 mm
Diameter 43 mm
Height 11.5 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Privé: Edition Netherlands 2020
Sunburst Steel Blue (Golden bezel)
MeisterSingers NL Edition 2020. Special edition with golden bezel. Limited to 60 pieces worldwide.
1.990,00 €
A unique tradition - the MeisterSinger NL Edition 2020.
Every year MeisterSinger produces a watch especially for the Dutch market.
Within the MeisterSinger collection, the NL Edition 2020 stands out for its special design. The dial impresses by the combination of the colour "Sunburst Steel Blue" and the harmonising hour appliqués, rounded off by the inscription "NL Edition". Unique to the MeisterSinger NL Edition is also the crown, which every year sits on the left side of the case and not on the right side as is usual for watches. The case is made of high quality stainless steel, for 60 pieces the bezel is also made of stainless steel and for 60 pieces the bezel is also provided with a 4N gold-plated PVD coating.
The NL Edition 2020 is already the seventeenth special edition that MeisterSinger produces exclusively for Dutch single-hand watch enthusiasts. It consists of an extremely elegant case known from the Pangaea family and has a diameter of 40 millimetres. The timepiece is driven by the proven Swiss automatic caliber Sellita SW300-1, which can be viewed through the 6-screwed exhibition back.
Every year MeisterSinger produces a watch especially for the Dutch market.
Within the MeisterSinger collection, the NL Edition 2020 stands out for its special design. The dial impresses by the combination of the colour "Sunburst Steel Blue" and the harmonising hour appliqués, rounded off by the inscription "NL Edition". Unique to the MeisterSinger NL Edition is also the crown, which every year sits on the left side of the case and not on the right side as is usual for watches. The case is made of high quality stainless steel, for 60 pieces the bezel is also made of stainless steel and for 60 pieces the bezel is also provided with a 4N gold-plated PVD coating.
The NL Edition 2020 is already the seventeenth special edition that MeisterSinger produces exclusively for Dutch single-hand watch enthusiasts. It consists of an extremely elegant case known from the Pangaea family and has a diameter of 40 millimetres. The timepiece is driven by the proven Swiss automatic caliber Sellita SW300-1, which can be viewed through the 6-screwed exhibition back.
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Technology
Sellita SW 300-1
Automatic
21 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 42 h
Automatic
21 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 42 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 6-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 40 mm
Height 10.1 mm
Diameter 40 mm
Height 10.1 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Privé: Edition Netherlands 2020
Sunburst Steel Blue
MeisterSingers NL Edition 2020. Special edition limited to 60 pieces worldwide.
1.890,00 €
A unique tradition - the MeisterSinger NL Edition 2020.
Every year MeisterSinger produces a watch especially for the Dutch market.
Within the MeisterSinger collection, the NL Edition 2020 stands out for its special design. The dial impresses by the combination of the colour "Sunburst Steel Blue" and the harmonising hour appliqués, rounded off by the inscription "NL Edition". Unique to the MeisterSinger NL Edition is also the crown, which every year sits on the left side of the case and not on the right side as is usual for watches. The case is made of high quality stainless steel, for 60 pieces the bezel is also made of stainless steel and for 60 pieces the bezel is also provided with a 4N gold-plated PVD coating.
The NL Edition 2020 is already the seventeenth special edition that MeisterSinger produces exclusively for Dutch single-hand watch enthusiasts. It consists of an extremely elegant case known from the Pangaea family and has a diameter of 40 millimetres. The timepiece is driven by the proven Swiss automatic caliber Sellita SW300-1, which can be viewed through the 6-screwed exhibition back.
Every year MeisterSinger produces a watch especially for the Dutch market.
Within the MeisterSinger collection, the NL Edition 2020 stands out for its special design. The dial impresses by the combination of the colour "Sunburst Steel Blue" and the harmonising hour appliqués, rounded off by the inscription "NL Edition". Unique to the MeisterSinger NL Edition is also the crown, which every year sits on the left side of the case and not on the right side as is usual for watches. The case is made of high quality stainless steel, for 60 pieces the bezel is also made of stainless steel and for 60 pieces the bezel is also provided with a 4N gold-plated PVD coating.
The NL Edition 2020 is already the seventeenth special edition that MeisterSinger produces exclusively for Dutch single-hand watch enthusiasts. It consists of an extremely elegant case known from the Pangaea family and has a diameter of 40 millimetres. The timepiece is driven by the proven Swiss automatic caliber Sellita SW300-1, which can be viewed through the 6-screwed exhibition back.
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Technology
Sellita SW 300-1
Automatic
21 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 42 h
Automatic
21 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 42 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 6-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 40 mm
Height 10.1 mm
Diameter 40 mm
Height 10.1 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Privé: Edition 75 Jaar Vrijheid
Blue Dégradé
MeisterSinger’s contribution to the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the Netherlands. Special edition limited to 75 pieces worldwide.
1.075,00 €
MeisterSinger celebrates freedom
MeisterSinger celebrates 75 years of freedom in the Netherlands. The special model based on the Urban Day Date and is limited to only 75 copies worldwide. The disc that normally shows the days of the week on the Urban Day Date has been replaced by another disc on which the days have been replaced by the following words:
Maandag = 1. Vrijheid
Dinsdag = 2. Democratie
Woensdag = 3. Je Maintiendrai
Donderdag = 4. Privilege
Vrijdag = 5. Soevereiniteit
Zaterdag = 6. Onafhankelijk
Zondag = 7. Dankbaarheid
In addition, the Dutch flag appears on the 5th of every month. The dial is in sapphire blue with a dégradé effect, the hand and hours are in white with Super Luminova. To support this idea, MeisterSinger turned to the Vfonds Foundation. For every model sold in this edition, € 75.00 will be donated to this fund.
The Vrijheid Edition is powered by a reliable automatic calibre, the Miyota 8265, whose function can be seen through the exhibition back of the stainless steel case. When the wearer moves, the rotor engraved with the MeisterSinger logo supplies the movement with fresh energy.
MeisterSinger celebrates 75 years of freedom in the Netherlands. The special model based on the Urban Day Date and is limited to only 75 copies worldwide. The disc that normally shows the days of the week on the Urban Day Date has been replaced by another disc on which the days have been replaced by the following words:
Maandag = 1. Vrijheid
Dinsdag = 2. Democratie
Woensdag = 3. Je Maintiendrai
Donderdag = 4. Privilege
Vrijdag = 5. Soevereiniteit
Zaterdag = 6. Onafhankelijk
Zondag = 7. Dankbaarheid
In addition, the Dutch flag appears on the 5th of every month. The dial is in sapphire blue with a dégradé effect, the hand and hours are in white with Super Luminova. To support this idea, MeisterSinger turned to the Vfonds Foundation. For every model sold in this edition, € 75.00 will be donated to this fund.
The Vrijheid Edition is powered by a reliable automatic calibre, the Miyota 8265, whose function can be seen through the exhibition back of the stainless steel case. When the wearer moves, the rotor engraved with the MeisterSinger logo supplies the movement with fresh energy.
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Technology
Miyota 8285
Automatic
21 jewels
21600 Semioscillations per h – 3 Hz
Power reserve 42 h
Automatic
21 jewels
21600 Semioscillations per h – 3 Hz
Power reserve 42 h
Glass
Sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 6-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 40 mm
Height 13.25 mm
Diameter 40 mm
Height 13.25 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Privé: Urban Day Date
Blue
Where the heart of the big city beats, MeisterSinger´s city kid offers a particularly stylish overview with its convenient day and date display.
960,00 € – 1.015,00 €
MeisterSinger’s city kid has learned a lot. The Urban Day Date is designed with an easy-to-read day and date display, showing the day of the week at 12 o’clock and the current date at 6 o’clock in two different windows. Whereas the circular date window is the same shape as the case, the curved segment showing the weekday corresponds well with the fermata logo. Above all, it creates a fascinating point of interest in between the upper hour markers.
The Urban Day Date is the only MeisterSinger to display the typical twin hour digits only at 2, 4, 8, and 10 o’clock, giving it a particularly dynamic look.
The Urban Day Date is powered by a dependable automatic caliber, the Miyota 8285, the workings of which can be observed through the screwed glass exhibition back of the stainless steel case. Whenever the wearer moves, the rotor engraved with the MeisterSinger logo supplies the movement with fresh energy. The mainspring stores the power for 42 hours of precision timekeeping and to power the next step the day and date disks will take to display the following calendar day at midnight. If the owner takes off the watch over a long weekend, the weekday and date can be adjusted quickly and easily via the crown.
The Urban Day Date comes with a calfskin watchstrap and a free additional textile strap.
The Urban Day Date is the only MeisterSinger to display the typical twin hour digits only at 2, 4, 8, and 10 o’clock, giving it a particularly dynamic look.
The Urban Day Date is powered by a dependable automatic caliber, the Miyota 8285, the workings of which can be observed through the screwed glass exhibition back of the stainless steel case. Whenever the wearer moves, the rotor engraved with the MeisterSinger logo supplies the movement with fresh energy. The mainspring stores the power for 42 hours of precision timekeeping and to power the next step the day and date disks will take to display the following calendar day at midnight. If the owner takes off the watch over a long weekend, the weekday and date can be adjusted quickly and easily via the crown.
The Urban Day Date comes with a calfskin watchstrap and a free additional textile strap.
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Technology
Miyota 8285
Automatic
21 jewels
21600 Semioscillations per h – 3 Hz
Power reserve 42 h
Automatic
21 jewels
21600 Semioscillations per h – 3 Hz
Power reserve 42 h
Glass
Sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 6-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 40 mm
Height 13.25 mm
Diameter 40 mm
Height 13.25 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Perigraph
Sunburst blue
A watch to truly celebrate the day – which is displayed on the open date ring.
1.790,00 € – 2.085,00 €
MeisterSinger often has a flair for the unusual when designing its single-hand watches and the Perigraph, which also features a date display, is no exception. The beautifully balanced date ring rotates freely around the center of the dial. A small arrow at 12 o’clock points to the current date, which advances one step each day at midnight. This analog representation of the date corresponds to the circular time display and provides just as much of an overview.
Its stainless steel case is 43 millimeters in diameter, water-resistant up to 5 bar, and the dial is covered by a domed sapphire glass. The Swiss automatic movement, with a rotor that supplies the watch with a 38-hour power reserve, can be viewed through the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back.
The Perigraph received a renowned Red Dot Design Award.
Its stainless steel case is 43 millimeters in diameter, water-resistant up to 5 bar, and the dial is covered by a domed sapphire glass. The Swiss automatic movement, with a rotor that supplies the watch with a 38-hour power reserve, can be viewed through the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back.
The Perigraph received a renowned Red Dot Design Award.
Technology
Sellita SW 200-1
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 6-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 43 mm
Height 11.5 mm
Diameter 43 mm
Height 11.5 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Edition 366
Limited to 100 pieces worldwide. Like its predecessors, the Edition 366 is an expression of sophistication, good taste and technical perfection.
2.190,00 €
Very rarely – and then only in small editions – does the house produce a model that looks as if it is not new at all, but a sort of museum piece. This includes the new Edition 366, whose name refers to its year of publication: The year 2020 is a leap year, with 366 days instead of 365. Leap days were already introduced in ancient times to compensate for the fact that the solar year is somewhat longer than 365 days. But it was not until the early modern era that the Gregorian calendar made this phenomenon really manageable: with 97 leap days in 400 years.
It is certainly no coincidence that at the same time the first portable timepieces were created – initially with only one hand, of course – which made it much easier to organize the day. Their probably most elegant successors were the French pocket watches of the 18th and early 19th century. A time in which the Enlightenment set reason and science against superstition and capriciousness.
With a delicate script on an opalin-white dial, the Edition 366 is reminiscent of the style of that period. The elaborately subdivided minute scale – full and quarter hours are marked in red, half hours in blue – makes it easy to keep track of the time and does not make the watch look colourful. The dial is bright, but not pale. Even the unusually long 25 millimetre hand, which is fitted with counterweights, follows historical forms and emphasises the watch’s claim to scientific systematics and precision. The Swiss hand-wound movement of Edition 366, the Unitas 6498-1, also follows this tradition: originally developed for pocket watches, its large balance wheel oscillates slowly but precisely at 2.5 hz.
Like its predecessors, the Edition 366 is an expression of sophistication, good taste and technical perfection. And last but not least, its owner does not let himself be chased by seconds, but always keeps track of the time. Just like their noble predecessors, Edition 366 watches are very rare: only 100 are built. And reminds us that some years are quite different.
It is certainly no coincidence that at the same time the first portable timepieces were created – initially with only one hand, of course – which made it much easier to organize the day. Their probably most elegant successors were the French pocket watches of the 18th and early 19th century. A time in which the Enlightenment set reason and science against superstition and capriciousness.
With a delicate script on an opalin-white dial, the Edition 366 is reminiscent of the style of that period. The elaborately subdivided minute scale – full and quarter hours are marked in red, half hours in blue – makes it easy to keep track of the time and does not make the watch look colourful. The dial is bright, but not pale. Even the unusually long 25 millimetre hand, which is fitted with counterweights, follows historical forms and emphasises the watch’s claim to scientific systematics and precision. The Swiss hand-wound movement of Edition 366, the Unitas 6498-1, also follows this tradition: originally developed for pocket watches, its large balance wheel oscillates slowly but precisely at 2.5 hz.
Like its predecessors, the Edition 366 is an expression of sophistication, good taste and technical perfection. And last but not least, its owner does not let himself be chased by seconds, but always keeps track of the time. Just like their noble predecessors, Edition 366 watches are very rare: only 100 are built. And reminds us that some years are quite different.
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Technology
Unitas 6498-1
Hand-wound
Jewels: 17
18000 Semioscillations per – 2,5 Hz
Power reserve 46 h
Hand-wound
Jewels: 17
18000 Semioscillations per – 2,5 Hz
Power reserve 46 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 4-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 43 mm
Height 12.6 mm
Diameter 43 mm
Height 12.6 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Salthora Meta (Copy)
Sunburst green
Powerful and precise: The technology and the look of this unique timekeeping concept are dedicated to the same compelling idea.
2.690,00 € – 2.985,00 €
The Salthora Meta is an exception in the MeisterSinger collection because it has a single minute hand instead of an hour hand and the hour is read in a circular window. Sophisticated precision mechanics make this unusual timepiece a special experience, as for a period of 60 minutes, tension is built up for the jump to the next hour, which happens with lightning speed and amazing precision, hardly visible to the human eye.
The design of the watch with its striking minute digit appliqués is just as powerful and dynamic. The stainless steel case of the Salthora Meta is 43 millimeters in diameter and water-resistant up to 5 bar. It is fitted with a domed sapphire glass over the dial and the Swiss automatic movement that powerfully drives the Salthora Meta can be viewed through the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back.
The design of the watch with its striking minute digit appliqués is just as powerful and dynamic. The stainless steel case of the Salthora Meta is 43 millimeters in diameter and water-resistant up to 5 bar. It is fitted with a domed sapphire glass over the dial and the Swiss automatic movement that powerfully drives the Salthora Meta can be viewed through the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back.
Technology
Automatic: Sellita SW 200-1 with MeisterSinger module for the „jumping hour“
26 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
26 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 6-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 43 mm
Height 13 mm
Diameter 43 mm
Height 13 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Metris Black Line Edition
Mellow Yellow
A dependable companion shares your rhythm – and sets the pace.
As Black Line “Mellow Yellow” Edition with yellow dial and deep black diamond-like carbon coated case (DLC).
1.690,00 €
With the Metris, MeisterSinger presents a model that can accompany you wherever you go. Although it is robust, easy to read, and can handle a refreshing swim in a lake, with its slim case it still looks great when teamed with a striped sweater.
In the Metris model, the typical hallmarks of MeisterSinger watches, the needle-shaped hand and the twin digits to mark the hours, are complemented by a round, magnified date window. The main thing that makes the Metris different to the other models is its dynamically shaped case and its conical flanks.
The stainless steel case of the Metris is water-resistant up to 20 bar and its oval integrates the crown protector, giving the watch added robustness.
With its 38-millimeter size, it can be worn just as casually and carefree as your favorite jeans. The Metris is powered by a Swiss automatic caliber. It is fitted with a domed sapphire glass and a steel back secured with six screws.
In the Black Line version, the part of the hand that strokes the hour circle is marked in red; the stainless steel case is finished in a matt black DLC (diamond-like carbon coating).
In the Metris model, the typical hallmarks of MeisterSinger watches, the needle-shaped hand and the twin digits to mark the hours, are complemented by a round, magnified date window. The main thing that makes the Metris different to the other models is its dynamically shaped case and its conical flanks.
The stainless steel case of the Metris is water-resistant up to 20 bar and its oval integrates the crown protector, giving the watch added robustness.
With its 38-millimeter size, it can be worn just as casually and carefree as your favorite jeans. The Metris is powered by a Swiss automatic caliber. It is fitted with a domed sapphire glass and a steel back secured with six screws.
In the Black Line version, the part of the hand that strokes the hour circle is marked in red; the stainless steel case is finished in a matt black DLC (diamond-like carbon coating).
Technology
Automatic: Sellita SW 200-1
Jewels: 25
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Date display
Power reserve 38 h
Jewels: 25
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Date display
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass with magnified date
Case
DLC Coated stainless steel case with 6-screwed caseback
Diameter 38 mm
Height 10.3 mm
Diameter 38 mm
Height 10.3 mm
Water resistance
20 bar
Neo (Copy)
Opaline-Silver
Experience the design of classical modernism – but allow the date display to keep you focused on today.
1.090,00 € – 1.110,00 €
Its elegant appearance makes the Neo look like a classical timepiece from the 1950s. The narrow bezel and flat Hesalite glass are reminiscent of the neat, modern designs of the mid-20th century.
But the Neo is a younger design and a true MeisterSinger through and through, with the single hour hand and the double-digit hour numerals all round in functional typography. The date window at 6 o’clock is just as round as the watch itself.
The slender stainless steel case of the N° 03 is 36 millimeters in diameter and water-resistant up to 5 bar. The back is engraved with the fermata, the musically inspired MeisterSinger logo. The Neo is powered by a Swiss automatic movement with a 38-hour power reserve.
But the Neo is a younger design and a true MeisterSinger through and through, with the single hour hand and the double-digit hour numerals all round in functional typography. The date window at 6 o’clock is just as round as the watch itself.
The slender stainless steel case of the N° 03 is 36 millimeters in diameter and water-resistant up to 5 bar. The back is engraved with the fermata, the musically inspired MeisterSinger logo. The Neo is powered by a Swiss automatic movement with a 38-hour power reserve.
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Technology
Sellita SW 200-1
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed hardened acrylic glass
Case
Stainless steel case with screwed caseback
Diameter 36 mm
Height 9.7 mm
Diameter 36 mm
Height 9.7 mm
Water resistance
3 bar
Lunascope
Sunburst blue / gold
Less hectic, more heavenly: The first MeisterSinger with a moon phase module.
3.390,00 € – 3.685,00 €
With the Lunascope, MeisterSinger presents its first astronomical single-hand watch.
The slender stainless steel case of the Pangaea family forms the ideal backdrop for an unusually large moon-phase display. The upper half of the dial features a dynamic cut in which the golden moon moves across a dark blue, starry background. In this version, the Lunascope features superimposed hour numerals and a date window with golden trim.
The natural impression of the Earth’s satellite corresponds to the astronomical precision with which the Lunascope represents the moon’s various phases. The moon takes 29 days, 12 hours, 44 minutes, and 2.9 seconds to circumnavigate the Earth. Most watches round this figure down to 29.5 days via the movement, which means they deviate by eight hours per year and need adjusting by one complete day every third year. However, the movement specially designed for the MeisterSinger Lunascope is far more exact. Its moon-phase indicator only needs a slight adjustment after 122 years. The workings of the Swiss automatic movement in the Lunascope equipped with the moon-phase module can be viewed through the screwed glass exhibition back of the 40-millimeter case.
The Lunascope was awarded the iF Design Award, the Red Dot Design Award as well as the German Design Award for its outstanding design.
The slender stainless steel case of the Pangaea family forms the ideal backdrop for an unusually large moon-phase display. The upper half of the dial features a dynamic cut in which the golden moon moves across a dark blue, starry background. In this version, the Lunascope features superimposed hour numerals and a date window with golden trim.
The natural impression of the Earth’s satellite corresponds to the astronomical precision with which the Lunascope represents the moon’s various phases. The moon takes 29 days, 12 hours, 44 minutes, and 2.9 seconds to circumnavigate the Earth. Most watches round this figure down to 29.5 days via the movement, which means they deviate by eight hours per year and need adjusting by one complete day every third year. However, the movement specially designed for the MeisterSinger Lunascope is far more exact. Its moon-phase indicator only needs a slight adjustment after 122 years. The workings of the Swiss automatic movement in the Lunascope equipped with the moon-phase module can be viewed through the screwed glass exhibition back of the 40-millimeter case.
The Lunascope was awarded the iF Design Award, the Red Dot Design Award as well as the German Design Award for its outstanding design.
Technology
Sellita SW 220-1 with MeisterSinger moon phase module
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 6-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 40 mm
Height 12.0 mm
Diameter 40 mm
Height 12.0 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Privé: Singulator
Black Line
The award-winning MeisterSinger classic in the Black Line version. Strictly limited to only 25 copies worldwide.
4.475,00 € – 4.490,00 €
At first sight the Singulator of MeisterSinger shows a typical Regulator-face.
In contrast to the classical regulators, however, the hour hand, rather than the minute hand, is the center of attention. Minutes and seconds are displayed on the auxiliary dials. The Singulator thus follows the main theme of the house: to make the essential visible.
For the highly precise display, MeisterSinger relies on a technically sophisticated module based on the proven Unitas hand-wound movement. The stainless steel case has a diameter of 43 millimetres and a screwed exhibition back.
The award-winning classic has now been re-released in the Black Line variant. Limited to only 25 copies worldwide.
In contrast to the classical regulators, however, the hour hand, rather than the minute hand, is the center of attention. Minutes and seconds are displayed on the auxiliary dials. The Singulator thus follows the main theme of the house: to make the essential visible.
For the highly precise display, MeisterSinger relies on a technically sophisticated module based on the proven Unitas hand-wound movement. The stainless steel case has a diameter of 43 millimetres and a screwed exhibition back.
The award-winning classic has now been re-released in the Black Line variant. Limited to only 25 copies worldwide.
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Technology
Unitas 6498-1
Hand-wound
Jewels: 17
18000 Semioscillations per – 2,5 Hz
Central hour, off-central minute and second
Power reserve 46 h
Hand-wound
Jewels: 17
18000 Semioscillations per – 2,5 Hz
Central hour, off-central minute and second
Power reserve 46 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 4-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 43 mm
Height 13.3 mm
Diameter 43 mm
Height 13.3 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Metris
Bronze Line
A dependable companion shares your rhythm – and sets the pace.
As Bronze Line version a reinterpretation of this traditionally used metal.
1.975,00 € – 1.990,00 €
The Metris is a young, robust companion for any time and any place – for the office or the beach.
The typical hallmarks of MeisterSinger watches, the needle-shaped hand and the twin digits to mark the hours, are supplemented by a round, magnified date window in the new Metris model. The main thing that makes it different to the other models is its dynamically shaped case and its conical flanks.
The Metris in Bronze sure is an eye-catcher in any situation, even if it’s the gala calling and not the wild. The historical case material, the numerals and hand in “Old Radium” (Superluminova), together with the instrument-like red tip of the hand provide a contrast to the deep blue sunburst finish of the dial.
The bronze case has a diameter of 38 millimeters, is water-resistant up to 20 bar and comes with a sixfold screwed stainless steel caseback. The watch is
powered by a Swiss automatic movement.
The typical hallmarks of MeisterSinger watches, the needle-shaped hand and the twin digits to mark the hours, are supplemented by a round, magnified date window in the new Metris model. The main thing that makes it different to the other models is its dynamically shaped case and its conical flanks.
The Metris in Bronze sure is an eye-catcher in any situation, even if it’s the gala calling and not the wild. The historical case material, the numerals and hand in “Old Radium” (Superluminova), together with the instrument-like red tip of the hand provide a contrast to the deep blue sunburst finish of the dial.
The bronze case has a diameter of 38 millimeters, is water-resistant up to 20 bar and comes with a sixfold screwed stainless steel caseback. The watch is
powered by a Swiss automatic movement.
Technology
Automatic: Sellita SW 200-1
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Date display
Power reserve 38 h
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Date display
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass with magnified date
Case
Bronze case with 6 screws
Diameter 38 mm
Height 10.3 mm
Diameter 38 mm
Height 10.3 mm
Water resistance
20 bar
Metris
Black Line
A dependable companion shares your time – and sets the pace.
Black Line version with diamond-like carbon coating (DLC) finish.
1.675,00 € – 1.690,00 €
With the Metris, MeisterSinger presents a model that can accompany you wherever you go. Although it is robust, easy to read, and can handle a refreshing swim in a lake, with its slim case it still looks great when teamed with a striped sweater.
In the Metris model, the typical hallmarks of MeisterSinger watches, the needle-shaped hand and the twin digits to mark the hours, are complemented by a round, magnified date window. The main thing that makes the Metris different to the other models is its dynamically shaped case and its conical flanks
In the Black Line version, the 38 mm case is coated with jet-black carbon and then sandblasted to provide a matt finish. The diamond-like carbon (DLC) coating makes these watches particularly hardwearing and rugged.
The dial is also designed in matt jet black, accentuating the digits and markings in an even more striking manner. During the day, their color seems similar to the patinated radium displays of historic watches. In the dark, however, their superluminova coating emanates a forceful glow. The length of the hand’s red segment precisely matches the geometry of the dial, just like the red highlights of the indices, which give the dials a rigorous structure.
The stainless steel case of the Metris is water-resistant up to 20 bar and its oval integrates the crown protector, giving the watch added robustness. The Metris is powered by the swiss automatic movement SW200. It is fitted with a domed sapphire glass and a steel back secured with six screws.
In the Metris model, the typical hallmarks of MeisterSinger watches, the needle-shaped hand and the twin digits to mark the hours, are complemented by a round, magnified date window. The main thing that makes the Metris different to the other models is its dynamically shaped case and its conical flanks
In the Black Line version, the 38 mm case is coated with jet-black carbon and then sandblasted to provide a matt finish. The diamond-like carbon (DLC) coating makes these watches particularly hardwearing and rugged.
The dial is also designed in matt jet black, accentuating the digits and markings in an even more striking manner. During the day, their color seems similar to the patinated radium displays of historic watches. In the dark, however, their superluminova coating emanates a forceful glow. The length of the hand’s red segment precisely matches the geometry of the dial, just like the red highlights of the indices, which give the dials a rigorous structure.
The stainless steel case of the Metris is water-resistant up to 20 bar and its oval integrates the crown protector, giving the watch added robustness. The Metris is powered by the swiss automatic movement SW200. It is fitted with a domed sapphire glass and a steel back secured with six screws.
Technology
Automatic: Sellita SW 200-1
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Date display
Power reserve 38 h
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Date display
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass with magnified date
Case
DLC Coated stainless steel case with 6-screwed caseback
Diameter 38 mm
Height 10.3 mm
Diameter 38 mm
Height 10.3 mm
Water resistance
20 bar
Metris
Black
A dependable companion shares your rhythm – and sets the pace.
1.475,00 € – 1.805,00 €
With the Metris, MeisterSinger presents a model that can accompany you wherever you go. Although it is robust, easy to read, and can handle a refreshing swim in a lake, with its slim case it still looks great when teamed with a striped sweater.
In the Metris model, the typical hallmarks of MeisterSinger watches, the needle-shaped hand and the twin digits to mark the hours, are complemented by a round, magnified date window. The main thing that makes the Metris different to the other models is its dynamically shaped case and its conical flanks.
The stainless steel case of the Metris is water-resistant up to 20 bar and its oval integrates the crown protector, giving the watch added robustness.
With its 38-millimeter size, it can be worn just as casually and carefree as your favorite jeans. The Metris is powered by a Swiss automatic caliber. It is fitted with a domed sapphire glass and a steel back secured with six screws.
In the Metris model, the typical hallmarks of MeisterSinger watches, the needle-shaped hand and the twin digits to mark the hours, are complemented by a round, magnified date window. The main thing that makes the Metris different to the other models is its dynamically shaped case and its conical flanks.
The stainless steel case of the Metris is water-resistant up to 20 bar and its oval integrates the crown protector, giving the watch added robustness.
With its 38-millimeter size, it can be worn just as casually and carefree as your favorite jeans. The Metris is powered by a Swiss automatic caliber. It is fitted with a domed sapphire glass and a steel back secured with six screws.
Technology
Automatic: Sellita SW 200-1
Jewels: 25
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Date display
Power reserve 38 h
Jewels: 25
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Date display
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass with magnified date
Case
6-screwed caseback
Diameter 38 mm
Height 10.3 mm
Diameter 38 mm
Height 10.3 mm
Water resistance
20 bar
Perigraph
Bronze Line
A watch to truly celebrate the day – which is displayed on the open date ring.
As Bronze Line version a reinterpretation of this traditionally used metal.
2.175,00 € – 2.190,00 €
The Perigraph follows the MeisterSinger principle of clear circular arrangement. The date is not displayed in a window, but on the open date disk at 12 o’clock, making the Perigraph particularly reminiscent of classical analog instruments.
This impression is additionally reinforced in the bronze version, thus creating the image of noble commitment to scientific traditions. The historical case material, the numerals and hand in “Old Radium” (Superluminova), together with the instrument-like red tip of the hand provide a contrast
to the deep blue sunburst finish of the dial.
Its bronze case is 43 millimeters in diameter, water-resistant up to 5 bar, and the dial is covered by a domed sapphire glass. The Swiss automatic movement, with a rotor that supplies the watch with a 38-hour power reserve, can be viewed through the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back.
The Perigraph received a renowned Red Dot Design Award.
This impression is additionally reinforced in the bronze version, thus creating the image of noble commitment to scientific traditions. The historical case material, the numerals and hand in “Old Radium” (Superluminova), together with the instrument-like red tip of the hand provide a contrast
to the deep blue sunburst finish of the dial.
Its bronze case is 43 millimeters in diameter, water-resistant up to 5 bar, and the dial is covered by a domed sapphire glass. The Swiss automatic movement, with a rotor that supplies the watch with a 38-hour power reserve, can be viewed through the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back.
The Perigraph received a renowned Red Dot Design Award.
Technology
Sellita SW 200-1
Automatic
26 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
26 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Bronze case with 6-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 43 mm
Height 11.5 mm
Diameter 43 mm
Height 11.5 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Metris
Ivory
A dependable companion shares your rhythm – and sets the pace.
1.475,00 € – 1.805,00 €
With the Metris, MeisterSinger presents a model that can accompany you wherever you go. Although it is robust, easy to read, and can handle a refreshing swim in a lake, with its slim case it still looks great when teamed with a striped sweater.
In the Metris model, the typical hallmarks of MeisterSinger watches, the needle-shaped hand and the twin digits to mark the hours, are complemented by a round, magnified date window. The main thing that makes the Metris different to the other models is its dynamically shaped case and its conical flanks.
The stainless steel case of the Metris is water-resistant up to 20 bar and its oval integrates the crown protector, giving the watch added robustness.
With its 38-millimeter size, it can be worn just as casually and carefree as your favorite jeans. The Metris is powered by a Swiss automatic caliber. It is fitted with a domed sapphire glass and a steel back secured with six screws.
In the Metris model, the typical hallmarks of MeisterSinger watches, the needle-shaped hand and the twin digits to mark the hours, are complemented by a round, magnified date window. The main thing that makes the Metris different to the other models is its dynamically shaped case and its conical flanks.
The stainless steel case of the Metris is water-resistant up to 20 bar and its oval integrates the crown protector, giving the watch added robustness.
With its 38-millimeter size, it can be worn just as casually and carefree as your favorite jeans. The Metris is powered by a Swiss automatic caliber. It is fitted with a domed sapphire glass and a steel back secured with six screws.
Technology
Sellita SW 200-1
Jewels: 25
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Date display
Power reserve 38 h
Jewels: 25
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Date display
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass with magnified date
Case
6-screwed caseback
Diameter 38 mm
Height 10.3 mm
Diameter 38 mm
Height 10.3 mm
Water resistance
20 bar
Salthora Meta X Transparent
Emerge and submerge at your own pace. Luxury for some, but normal for those who appreciate the Salthora Meta X.
3.690,00 €
Uitverkocht
The Salthora Meta X is an exception in the MeisterSinger collection because it has a single minute hand instead of an hour hand and the hour is read in a circular window.
Sophisticated precision mechanics make this unusual timepiece a special experience, as for a period of 60 minutes, tension is built up for the jump to the next hour, which happens with lightning speed and amazing precision, hardly visible to the human eye.
The design of the watch with its striking minute digit appliqués is just as powerful and dynamic. The stainless steel case of the Salthora Meta X is 43 millimeters in diameter. It is fitted with a domed sapphire glass over the dial and has a sixfold screwed glass exhibition back. With its screwed crown, rotatable ceramic bezel, luminous digits, and 20-bar water resistance, it is ideally equipped for every urban adventure.
The timepiece, limited to 150 pieces worldwide, comes together in a bundle with a matching Albanu strap, which was made especially for MeisterSinger in cooperation with the Monaco manufactory.
Sophisticated precision mechanics make this unusual timepiece a special experience, as for a period of 60 minutes, tension is built up for the jump to the next hour, which happens with lightning speed and amazing precision, hardly visible to the human eye.
The design of the watch with its striking minute digit appliqués is just as powerful and dynamic. The stainless steel case of the Salthora Meta X is 43 millimeters in diameter. It is fitted with a domed sapphire glass over the dial and has a sixfold screwed glass exhibition back. With its screwed crown, rotatable ceramic bezel, luminous digits, and 20-bar water resistance, it is ideally equipped for every urban adventure.
The timepiece, limited to 150 pieces worldwide, comes together in a bundle with a matching Albanu strap, which was made especially for MeisterSinger in cooperation with the Monaco manufactory.
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Technology
Automatic: Sellita SW 200-1 with MeisterSinger module for the „jumping hour“
26 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
26 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 6-screwed exhibition back
Screwed crown with crown guard
Rotatable ceramic bezel
Diameter 43 mm
Height 13 mm
Screwed crown with crown guard
Rotatable ceramic bezel
Diameter 43 mm
Height 13 mm
Water resistance
20 bar
Privé: Urban Day Date
Black
Where the heart of the big city beats, MeisterSinger´s city kid offers a particularly stylish overview with its convenient day and date display.
960,00 € – 1.015,00 €
MeisterSinger’s city kid has learned a lot. The Urban Day Date is designed with an easy-to-read day and date display, showing the day of the week at 12 o’clock and the current date at 6 o’clock in two different windows. Whereas the circular date window is the same shape as the case, the curved segment showing the weekday corresponds well with the fermata logo. Above all, it creates a fascinating point of interest in between the upper hour markers.
The Urban Day Date is the only MeisterSinger to display the typical twin hour digits only at 2, 4, 8, and 10 o’clock, giving it a particularly dynamic look.
The Urban Day Date is powered by a dependable automatic caliber, the Miyota 8285, the workings of which can be observed through the screwed glass exhibition back of the stainless steel case. Whenever the wearer moves, the rotor engraved with the MeisterSinger logo supplies the movement with fresh energy. The mainspring stores the power for 42 hours of precision timekeeping and to power the next step the day and date disks will take to display the following calendar day at midnight. If the owner takes off the watch over a long weekend, the weekday and date can be adjusted quickly and easily via the crown.
The Urban Day Date comes with a calfskin watchstrap and a free additional textile strap.
The Urban Day Date is the only MeisterSinger to display the typical twin hour digits only at 2, 4, 8, and 10 o’clock, giving it a particularly dynamic look.
The Urban Day Date is powered by a dependable automatic caliber, the Miyota 8285, the workings of which can be observed through the screwed glass exhibition back of the stainless steel case. Whenever the wearer moves, the rotor engraved with the MeisterSinger logo supplies the movement with fresh energy. The mainspring stores the power for 42 hours of precision timekeeping and to power the next step the day and date disks will take to display the following calendar day at midnight. If the owner takes off the watch over a long weekend, the weekday and date can be adjusted quickly and easily via the crown.
The Urban Day Date comes with a calfskin watchstrap and a free additional textile strap.
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Technology
Miyota 8285
Automatic
21 jewels
21600 Semioscillations per h – 3 Hz
Power reserve 42 h
Automatic
21 jewels
21600 Semioscillations per h – 3 Hz
Power reserve 42 h
Glass
Sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 6-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 40 mm
Height 13.25 mm
Diameter 40 mm
Height 13.25 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Milanese bracelet classic (slim)
Timeless classic – high quality Milanese stainless steel bracelet in a slim version.
225,00 €
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High quality Milanaise bracelet made of stainless steel in a slim design.
All stainless steel bracelets have a MeisterSinger logo engraving on the buckle. Decide for yourself what is standard.
Choose the bracelet to suit your watch and your taste.
Available in different sizes.
All stainless steel bracelets have a MeisterSinger logo engraving on the buckle. Decide for yourself what is standard.
Choose the bracelet to suit your watch and your taste.
Available in different sizes.
Privé:
3.430,00 € – 3.690,00 €
Pangaea Date
Blue Dégradé
Simple elegance means concentrating on the essentials. The new Pangaea with date and Dégradé-effect.
1.790,00 € – 2.085,00 €
MeisterSinger makes watches for people who know just what is important to them. All they need is a long, single hand that displays both the hours and the minutes; seconds are not important to them, although the current date is quite another matter.
That’s why MeisterSinger has revised one of its most successful models, the Pangaea, and equipped it with a date display that reflects the design concept of the watch. The MeisterSinger design language is based on historical instruments with a rigorously objective look, but also on the faces of early pocket watches, especially those that needed nothing more than a single, slender hand. The Pangaea, the most elegant model among the MeisterSinger classics, is also part of this tradition.
Apart from its slim 40-mm case, the finely curved serif typeface contributes towards its visual lightness. The watch is powered by a Swiss automatic movement. The glass back of the Pangaea provides a clear view of how the rotor, which is engraved with a golden MeisterSinger logo, supplies the movement with power. The exhibition back is fastened with six screws and the stainless steel case of the Pangaea is water-resistant up to 5 bar.
Technology
Sellita SW 200-1
Automatic
26 jewels
28800 semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Automatic
26 jewels
28800 semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel with 6-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 40 mm
Height 11.25 mm
Diameter 40 mm
Height 11.25 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Pangaea Date
Anthracite Dégradé
Simple elegance means concentrating on the essentials. The new Pangaea with date and Dégradé-effect.
1.790,00 € – 2.085,00 €
MeisterSinger makes watches for people who know just what is important to them. All they need is a long, single hand that displays both the hours and the minutes; seconds are not important to them, although the current date is quite another matter.
That’s why MeisterSinger has revised one of its most successful models, the Pangaea, and equipped it with a date display that reflects the design concept of the watch. The MeisterSinger design language is based on historical instruments with a rigorously objective look, but also on the faces of early pocket watches, especially those that needed nothing more than a single, slender hand. The Pangaea, the most elegant model among the MeisterSinger classics, is also part of this tradition.
Apart from its slim 40-mm case, the finely curved serif typeface contributes towards its visual lightness. The watch is powered by a Swiss automatic movement. The glass back of the Pangaea provides a clear view of how the rotor, which is engraved with a golden MeisterSinger logo, supplies the movement with power. The exhibition back is fastened with six screws and the stainless steel case of the Pangaea is water-resistant up to 5 bar.
Technology
Sellita SW 200-1
Automatic
26 jewels
28800 semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Automatic
26 jewels
28800 semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel with 6-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 40 mm
Height 11.25 mm
Diameter 40 mm
Height 11.25 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Perigraph
Steel blue-sand
A watch to truly celebrate the day – which is displayed on the open date ring.
1.790,00 € – 1.805,00 €
MeisterSinger often has a flair for the unusual when designing its single-hand watches and the Perigraph, which also features a date display, is no exception. The beautifully balanced date ring rotates freely around the center of the dial. A small arrow at 12 o’clock points to the current date, which advances one step each day at midnight. This analog representation of the date corresponds to the circular time display and provides just as much of an overview.
Its matt brushed stainless steel case is 43 millimeters in diameter, water-resistant up to 5 bar, and the dial is covered by a domed sapphire glass. The Swiss automatic movement, with a rotor that supplies the watch with a 38-hour power reserve, can be viewed through the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back.
The Perigraph received a renowned Red Dot Design Award.
Its matt brushed stainless steel case is 43 millimeters in diameter, water-resistant up to 5 bar, and the dial is covered by a domed sapphire glass. The Swiss automatic movement, with a rotor that supplies the watch with a 38-hour power reserve, can be viewed through the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back.
The Perigraph received a renowned Red Dot Design Award.
Technology
Sellita SW 200-1
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 6-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 43 mm
Height 11.5 mm
Diameter 43 mm
Height 11.5 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Perigraph
Steel blue-black
A watch to truly celebrate the day – which is displayed on the open date ring.
1.790,00 € – 1.805,00 €
MeisterSinger often has a flair for the unusual when designing its single-hand watches and the Perigraph, which also features a date display, is no exception. The beautifully balanced date ring rotates freely around the center of the dial. A small arrow at 12 o’clock points to the current date, which advances one step each day at midnight. This analog representation of the date corresponds to the circular time display and provides just as much of an overview.
Its matt brushed stainless steel case is 43 millimeters in diameter, water-resistant up to 5 bar, and the dial is covered by a domed sapphire glass. The Swiss automatic movement, with a rotor that supplies the watch with a 38-hour power reserve, can be viewed through the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back.
The Perigraph received a renowned Red Dot Design Award.
Its matt brushed stainless steel case is 43 millimeters in diameter, water-resistant up to 5 bar, and the dial is covered by a domed sapphire glass. The Swiss automatic movement, with a rotor that supplies the watch with a 38-hour power reserve, can be viewed through the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back.
The Perigraph received a renowned Red Dot Design Award.
Technology
Sellita SW 200-1
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 6-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 43 mm
Height 11.5 mm
Diameter 43 mm
Height 11.5 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Neo Pointer Date
Sunburst Steel blue
An elegant MeisterSinger classic with a new complication: the Neo with hand date.
1.270,00 € – 1.290,00 €
MeisterSinger watches show the time with just one single hand. The same is also true of the new model, the Neo Pointer Date. Although the watch is equipped with an additional hand, its only function is to display the date in the middle of the dial. This form of display was a traditional one for wristwatches, as the date used to be indicated by a hand at the center of the dial long before the first date windows appeared. Moreover, the design, which is rare today, follows the MeisterSinger principle of not showing the current moment individually but in context, providing an overview of both the weekly and the monthly course of events, just like the open date rings on the Perigraph or the Pangaea Day Date.
The Neo Pointer Date is a variation on this idea and follows the classical rule that the hand for indicating the longer periods of time, in this case the full days, is the shortest. The date circle is somewhat recessed and located tightly around the center of the dial, clearly different from the minute scale and the hour numerals. Its typography and the small, needle-like hand are highly typical of MeisterSinger.
With its slender bezel and domed hardened acryl glass, the Neo is one of the most elegant models in the MeisterSinger collection. The timepiece is powered by a Swiss automatic movement. The screwed back of the stainless-steel case is engraved with the fermata logo, stamped with a serial number, and water-resistant up to 3 bar.
The Neo Pointer Date received a renowned IF Design Award.
The Neo Pointer Date is a variation on this idea and follows the classical rule that the hand for indicating the longer periods of time, in this case the full days, is the shortest. The date circle is somewhat recessed and located tightly around the center of the dial, clearly different from the minute scale and the hour numerals. Its typography and the small, needle-like hand are highly typical of MeisterSinger.
With its slender bezel and domed hardened acryl glass, the Neo is one of the most elegant models in the MeisterSinger collection. The timepiece is powered by a Swiss automatic movement. The screwed back of the stainless-steel case is engraved with the fermata logo, stamped with a serial number, and water-resistant up to 3 bar.
The Neo Pointer Date received a renowned IF Design Award.
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Technology
Sellita SW 221
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed hardened acrylic glass
Case
Stainless steel case with screwed caseback
Diameter 36 mm
Height 9.7 mm
Diameter 36 mm
Height 9.7 mm
Water resistance
3 bar
Neo Plus Pointer Date
Opaline silver
An elegant MeisterSinger classic with a new complication: the Neo Plus with hand date.
1.370,00 € – 1.390,00 €
MeisterSinger watches show the time with just one single hand. The same is also true of the new model, the Neo Plus Pointer Date, the big sister of a MeisterSinger classic, the Neo. Although the watch is equipped with an additional hand, its only function is to display the date in the middle of the dial. This form of display was a traditional one for wristwatches, as the date used to be indicated by a hand at the center of the dial long before the first date windows appeared. Moreover, the design, which is rare today, follows the MeisterSinger principle of not showing the current moment individually but in context, providing an overview of both the weekly and the monthly course of events, just like the open date rings on the Perigraph or the Pangaea Day Date.
The Neo Plus Pointer Date is a variation on this idea and follows the classical rule that the hand for indicating the longer periods of time, in this case the full days, is the shortest. The date circle is somewhat recessed and located tightly around the center of the dial, clearly different from the minute scale and the hour numerals. Its typography and the small, needle-like hand are highly typical of MeisterSinger.
With its slender bezel and domed hardened acryl glass, the Neo Plus is one of the most elegant models in the MeisterSinger collection. The timepiece is powered by a Swiss automatic movement. The screwed back of the stainless-steel case is engraved with the fermata logo, stamped with a serial number, and water-resistant up to 3 bar.
The Neo Plus Pointer Date is a variation on this idea and follows the classical rule that the hand for indicating the longer periods of time, in this case the full days, is the shortest. The date circle is somewhat recessed and located tightly around the center of the dial, clearly different from the minute scale and the hour numerals. Its typography and the small, needle-like hand are highly typical of MeisterSinger.
With its slender bezel and domed hardened acryl glass, the Neo Plus is one of the most elegant models in the MeisterSinger collection. The timepiece is powered by a Swiss automatic movement. The screwed back of the stainless-steel case is engraved with the fermata logo, stamped with a serial number, and water-resistant up to 3 bar.
Technology
Sellita SW 221
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
25 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed hardened acrylic glass
Case
Stainless steel case with screwed caseback
Diameter 40 mm
Height 9.7 mm
Diameter 40 mm
Height 9.7 mm
Water resistance
3 bar
Astroscope
Black blue
The Astroscope displays the weekdays like they´ve never been shown before.
1.990,00 € – 2.285,00 €
The Astroscope displays the weekdays like they’ve never been shown before: related to the heavenly bodies that have been attributed to the various days since ancient times.
Antique heritage
It’s the Sun and the Moon that divide our time into day and night and the twelve months of the year for everyone to feel and observe. However, the division into seven-day weeks does not follow any particular astronomical rhythm, but has more of a mythological background. The method most likely dates back to the Babylonians, who, like many other peoples, considered the number seven to be especially holy and connected with seven heavenly bodies, i.e., the Sun, the Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, and Saturn. Just as most planets are named after Roman gods, most days of the week in both German and English take their corresponding names from Norse mythology. Throughout history, the allocation of the days of the week to celestial bodies has endured the test of time:
Monday, the Moon ☽
Tuesday, Mars ♂
Wednesday, Mercury ☿
Thursday, Jupiter ♃
Friday, Venus ♀
Saturday, Saturn ♄
Sunday, the Sun ☉
With these celestial bodies and their classical symbols, the Astroscope shows the days of the week not in a linear or radial fashion, but wandering back and forth in a constellation that only occurs every ten to twelve years in the southern night sky of the northern hemisphere. Again in July 2020, with the exception of the Sun, of course, all the celestial bodies of the weekdays will be visible there at the same time. The Astroscope stylizes this formation on its dial; a bright dot appears on Monday at about 12 o’clock at the Moon symbol and the next day to the right at the Mars symbol. On Wednesday it appears next to Mercury at about 9 o’clock; on Thursday next to Jupiter at 3 o’clock ...
This is unusual, yet just as easy to understand as reading a time display with a single hand.
The Astroscope is powered by a Swiss automatic movement that can be viewed through the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back. The stainless steel case is a slender 40 millimeters in diameter and water-resistant up to a pressure of 5 bar.
Antique heritage
It’s the Sun and the Moon that divide our time into day and night and the twelve months of the year for everyone to feel and observe. However, the division into seven-day weeks does not follow any particular astronomical rhythm, but has more of a mythological background. The method most likely dates back to the Babylonians, who, like many other peoples, considered the number seven to be especially holy and connected with seven heavenly bodies, i.e., the Sun, the Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, and Saturn. Just as most planets are named after Roman gods, most days of the week in both German and English take their corresponding names from Norse mythology. Throughout history, the allocation of the days of the week to celestial bodies has endured the test of time:
Monday, the Moon ☽
Tuesday, Mars ♂
Wednesday, Mercury ☿
Thursday, Jupiter ♃
Friday, Venus ♀
Saturday, Saturn ♄
Sunday, the Sun ☉
With these celestial bodies and their classical symbols, the Astroscope shows the days of the week not in a linear or radial fashion, but wandering back and forth in a constellation that only occurs every ten to twelve years in the southern night sky of the northern hemisphere. Again in July 2020, with the exception of the Sun, of course, all the celestial bodies of the weekdays will be visible there at the same time. The Astroscope stylizes this formation on its dial; a bright dot appears on Monday at about 12 o’clock at the Moon symbol and the next day to the right at the Mars symbol. On Wednesday it appears next to Mercury at about 9 o’clock; on Thursday next to Jupiter at 3 o’clock ...
This is unusual, yet just as easy to understand as reading a time display with a single hand.
The Astroscope is powered by a Swiss automatic movement that can be viewed through the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back. The stainless steel case is a slender 40 millimeters in diameter and water-resistant up to a pressure of 5 bar.
Technology
Sellita SW 220
Automatic
26 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
26 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 6-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 40 mm
Height 10,5 mm
Diameter 40 mm
Height 10,5 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Milanese bracelet classic XS
Timelessly classic – high quality Milanese stainless steel bracelet. Size: XS
375,00 €
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Milanese bracelet classic XL
Timelessly classic – high quality Milanese stainless steel bracelet. Size: XL
375,00 €
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Denim strap
60,00 €
Circularis Automatic
Black / Old Radium
A beautiful, high-performance timepiece: The Circularis automatic with a tungsten rotor and date display.
4.490,00 €
The Circularis Automatic features the MSA01, the first automatic caliber specially developed for MeisterSinger single-hand watches.
It ensures that the large hour hand moves with consistent smoothness. The twin in-line mainspring barrels collect the energy required for the 120-hour power reserve and make sure the watch always keeps time with excellent precision. The power is generated by a central rotor that features crescent-shaped apertures, making it possible to view the specially designed movement at any time. Here, too, fine ornamental cuts and a unique bridge underline the aesthetic sophistication of this MeisterSinger watch. With the purely functional typography of the applied hour digits and the typical minute scale, the Circularis Automatic also follows the MeisterSinger design principles.
The convenience of automatic winding is reflected in the Superluminova markings of the indices, which make it possible to tell the time, even in the dark. Unlike the hand-wound version, the Circularis Automatic displays the date in a circular aperture positioned at 6 o’clock. Its stainless steel case is 43 millimeters in diameter and fitted with a domed sapphire glass over the dial as well as a sapphire glass exhibition back, securely fastened with four screws, that provides an excellent view of the movement.
Here in the sporty Old Radium version with matt brushed case and vintage saddle leather strap.
The Circularis Automatic received a German Design Award as well as the IF Design Award.
It ensures that the large hour hand moves with consistent smoothness. The twin in-line mainspring barrels collect the energy required for the 120-hour power reserve and make sure the watch always keeps time with excellent precision. The power is generated by a central rotor that features crescent-shaped apertures, making it possible to view the specially designed movement at any time. Here, too, fine ornamental cuts and a unique bridge underline the aesthetic sophistication of this MeisterSinger watch. With the purely functional typography of the applied hour digits and the typical minute scale, the Circularis Automatic also follows the MeisterSinger design principles.
The convenience of automatic winding is reflected in the Superluminova markings of the indices, which make it possible to tell the time, even in the dark. Unlike the hand-wound version, the Circularis Automatic displays the date in a circular aperture positioned at 6 o’clock. Its stainless steel case is 43 millimeters in diameter and fitted with a domed sapphire glass over the dial as well as a sapphire glass exhibition back, securely fastened with four screws, that provides an excellent view of the movement.
Here in the sporty Old Radium version with matt brushed case and vintage saddle leather strap.
The Circularis Automatic received a German Design Award as well as the IF Design Award.
Technology
MSA01
MeisterSinger-movement
Automatic
29 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 120 h
MeisterSinger-movement
Automatic
29 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 120 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 4-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 43 mm
Height 13.5 mm
Diameter 43 mm
Height 13.5 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Pangaea Day Date
Sunburst Steel Blue / Sand Gray
Perceiving the most important: Date, weekday and hour. Hustle and bustle? No chance!
New dial version with matt brushed case.
1.990,00 € – 2.285,00 €
The Pangaea Day Date shows the time, the date, and the weekday at a glance – even though it only has a single hour hand. The date and weekday rings rotate openly and carefully balanced in the center of the dial. Each day at midnight they move one step further and group themselves to form the current date below the 12. The Pangaea Day Date has won several coveted awards for this unusual way of indicating the time and for its carefully coordinated typography.
It has received the Red Dot Design Award, the GOOD Design Award, and the German Design Award. Its stainless steel case is 40 millimeters in diameter, water-resistant up to 5 bar, and the dial is covered by a domed sapphire glass. The Swiss automatic movement that powers the Pangaea Day Date can be viewed through the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back.
It has received the Red Dot Design Award, the GOOD Design Award, and the German Design Award. Its stainless steel case is 40 millimeters in diameter, water-resistant up to 5 bar, and the dial is covered by a domed sapphire glass. The Swiss automatic movement that powers the Pangaea Day Date can be viewed through the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back.
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Technology
ETA 2836-2 or Sellita SW 220-1
Automatic
26 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Automatic
26 jewels
28800 Semioscillations per h – 4 Hz
Power reserve 38 h
Glass
Domed sapphire glass
Case
Stainless steel case with 6-screwed exhibition back
Diameter 40 mm
Height 10.5 mm
Diameter 40 mm
Height 10.5 mm
Water resistance
5 bar
Pangaea Day Date
Sonnenschliff Stahlblau / Schwarz
Das Wichtigste erkennen: Datum, Wochentag und Stunde. Hektik? Fehlanzeige!
Neue Zifferblatt-Variante mit matt gebürstetem Gehäuse.
1.990,00 € – 2.285,00 €
The Pangaea Day Date shows the time, the date, and the weekday at a glance – even though it only has a single hour hand. The date and weekday rings rotate openly and carefully balanced in the center of the dial. Each day at midnight they move one step further and group themselves to form the current date below the 12. The Pangaea Day Date has won several coveted awards for this unusual way of indicating the time and for its carefully coordinated typography.
It has received the Red Dot Design Award, the GOOD Design Award, and the German Design Award. Its stainless steel case is 40 millimeters in diameter, water-resistant up to 5 bar, and the dial is covered by a domed sapphire glass. The Swiss automatic movement that powers the Pangaea Day Date can be viewed through the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back.
It has received the Red Dot Design Award, the GOOD Design Award, and the German Design Award. Its stainless steel case is 40 millimeters in diameter, water-resistant up to 5 bar, and the dial is covered by a domed sapphire glass. The Swiss automatic movement that powers the Pangaea Day Date can be viewed through the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back.