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Junghans Watches
Founded by Erhard Junghans in Schramberg, in the decades that follow the company went on to write not only industrial, but also urban, regional and even architectural history. By 1903 Junghans owned the world's largest clock factory which still stands.
Meister Collection
Crafted for him and for her, the Meister line draw is based on these historic designs and makes a clear statement for classic mechanical watchmaking at Junghans. Each timepiece comes equipped with either an automatic, manual winding or quartz movement.
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Max Bill Collection
In the early 1960s, the Bauhaus artist Max Bill developed aesthetic standards for Junghans watches that enjoy cult status today. Subtle style and supreme performance are guaranteed in each device, from the Chronoscope to the Automatic.
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About Junghans
Founded by Erhard Junghans in Schramberg, in the decades that follow the company went on to write not only industrial, but also urban, regional and even architectural history. By 1903 Junghans owned the world's largest clock factory which still stands prominently in the landscape today. One of the most fascinating success stories in German watch and clock history continues to be penned in the 21st century. Junghans are still committed to their Schramberg factory and hence to quality standards that combine traditional craftsmanship with advanced watch technology, state-of-the-art production methods and inspirational design. This is what makes every timepiece with the star so unique.