Junghans Meister Chronograph Watches

Crafted in the Bauhaus style with a nod to modern racing watches, these Junghans Meister Chronographs offer the ultimate combination of functionality, style, and feel. Featuring a stainless steel case and a convex hard plexiglass crystal with Sicralan coating, they’re built to last. Originally developed for the automotive industry, the transparent coating improves UV, chemical, and scratch resistance. These timepieces are also water resistant to 30 meters. For more information on each style, see below.

Fitted with self-winding J880.3 ETA 2892-2 movement, the Meister Telemeter is both accurate and precise. The dial is made with luminous hands and numerals for visibility among its many functions—like a chronoscope, 30-minute counter, tachymeter, and telemeter scale. To take a look at the movement, flip over the watch and look through the display case back.

The Junghans Meister has a distinct racing aesthetic with racing-inspired numerals marking 5-minute intervals. It features a sand-colored lacquer dial that pairs well with the brown leather strap. It’s fitted with J880.3 ETA 7750 movement for accurate timekeeping. The display case back gives you a look at the movement from the back side. Luminous hands help you see the watch’s functions—like a chronoscope with central stop second and a 30-minute counter.

More minimal aesthetically, the Junghans Meister Chronoscope features an hour, minute, and small second hand; a day-and-date window; and a chronoscope with second stop. It’s also fitted with J880.3 ETA 7750 movement (visible via the display case back) for accuracy. The strap is made from black horse skin-leather or stainless steel for a nice complement to the dial.

Founded in 1861 in Schramberg, Germany, Junghan’s has surely earned its slogan. Established in Southwest Germany in the Black Forest—an area historically known for its innovative pedigree—Junghans has evolved over time to consistently lead and stay ahead of trends in the watch industry. Today, it’s faithfully run by the Steim family, whose commitment to bringing together traditional workmanship and state-of-the-art technology has breathed new life into the age-old brand—a dedication that can be seen in every timepiece that bears the Junghans eight-point star.