MeisterSinger’s Classic range includes the No. 01, No. 02, No. 03 and Pangaea Date families, this range is at the very core of the identity of MeisterSinger, with it’s simple, classical and elegant single-hand display that is instantly recognisable. MeisterSinger watches have a unique design and philosophy, why do you need to know the exact minute? When was the last time you had an appointment at 11:07? For thousands of years, time only had one hand, an example of this still in practice today is the clock at Westminster Abbey in London, MeisterSinger watches pay homage to that time. Discover MeisterSinger watches and change your perception of time.

The Classic Plus watches from MeisterSinger display an added flair to the more traditional Classic range, within the Classic Plus, you’ll find the Perigraph, the Pangaea Day-Date and, new for 2020, the Astroscope. All these watches are still true, single-handed watches, however they do more than just tell the time. The Perigraph and Pangaea models display the date and day-date, respectively, using inner rings within the dial. The newly released Astroscope goes one step further and displays the days of the week as they’ve never been shown before, each day is assigned to a planet with a symbol and the watch displays which day of the week it is, based on planets symbol.

The MeisterSinger Neo range consists of the Neo, the Neo Plus, the Neo Pointer Date and the Neo Plus Pointer Date. A single handed watch with vintage aesthetics, 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. The Neo is available with an automatic movement and comes in a 36mm case, whereas the Neo Plus is a slightly larger 40mm. Newly introduced in 2020 is the Neo Pointer Date, which has a hand allocated to the inner date ring to add an additional feature to this, already stunning range.