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The new Meister Chronoscope from Junghans is the embodiment of style on your wrist. Author Philip Stanhope once said “Style is the dress of thoughts”. And with this in mind, Junghans are to unveil a classic in 2019 with an enchanting color combination: the Meister Chronoscope. The predominant color is blue – this signifies elegance and harmony and exudes relaxation. A night blue dial with fine sun ray brush conveys harmonious compatibility with the alligator leather strap in dark blue. In combination with the warm golden hue of the case, the hands and the four main indices, this watch emanates a strikingly elegant allure. You will never find anything more harmonious to fit your wrist.
Meister Chronoscope
Features
Reference: 027/7924.00
Movement: Self-winding movement J880.1 with a power reserve of up to 48 hours, date, weekday (also available with English display option), small second
Chronoscope: Second stop, 30-minute and 12-hour counter
Finishing: Rhodium plating, rotor surface with stripe finishing and engraved logo, diamond cut on barrel, wheel train and balance bridge, blued screws
Case: Stainless steel PVD-coated, Ø 40.7, height 13.9 mm, 5-times screwed case back with mineral crystal, convex hard plexiglas with coating for en-hanced scratch resistance (can be replaced with sapphire crystal upon re-quest)
Dial: Dark blue with sun ray brush
Hands: Hour and minute hands with environmentally-friendly Superluminova lu-minous substance
Strap: Dark blue alligator leather strap with buckle
Water-resistance: Up to 3 bar
Price: $2095.00
Junghans – Live your style
Junghans has been giving a face to time for over 150 years. The attention to detail, the high demands on design and quality and generations of technical expertise have characterized the products of Uhrenfabrik Junghans since it was founded in 1861. Values that form the foundations for the success story of the com-pany from Schramberg in the Black Forest. In 1903 Junghans was the largest clock manufacturer in the world, with over 3,000 employees. The development of precision movements made the company the largest German manufacturer of chronometers in 1951 and the third largest worldwide in 1956. In 1972 Junghans was the official timekeeper of the Olympic Games in Munich, setting new standards in timekeeping. After an eventful and turbulent company history, the Schramberg businessmen Dr. Hans-Jochem and Hannes Steim became the new proprietors of the venerable company in 2009, ushering in a new era of growth. Junghans still produces all of its watches on the historical company site. In 2018 the terrace building has been revived for its 100th birthday. In this monument to industrial architecture, long the light-flooded centerpiece of Junghans watch production, the tradition of watch and clockmaking in the Black Forest can be experienced in the form of a museum. The current collection also references the long tradition of the company in design and watchmaking – transported to the present in contemporary form. For example, with the Meister watches, which have been manufactured since the 1930s, or the timepieces of Max Bill. These Bauhaus classics were first created in 1956 in collaboration with the Swiss designer – and are still produced to his designs in almost unaltered form today. In 1990 Junghans set new standards with the invention of the first radio-controlled wristwatch – a technology that is making its mark once again in 2018 with a new generation of intelligent, Schramberg-made radio-controlled movements of great precision and accuracy. The clear design language of the Junghans watches is a constant factor throughout the history of the company. The latest indication of this can be found in the stylish models of the FORM family, with their reduced simplicity. For over 150 years now Junghans watches have combined watchmaking and design expertise on the wrist. Style made tangible.
