Any Junghans fans out there?

[Metalic Mud]

I have been collecting there stopwatches for about 50 years. Keep meaning to stop. But when ever I check the prices, I see another one I fancy. Then I usually end up buying it.

Currently looking at there wrist watches. But can’t decide if I like them enough to own one.

Picture of some of the stopwatches.

[uktotty]

Ive got a
Mega 1
Megasolar Ceramic
Max Bill Auto

Don't own a single pocket watch

[bazza.]

I've only the one

[Der Amf]

I had the Max Bill auto at 38mm. If I had my time again, I would go for the manual at 34mm. The auto always felt like it was perched on the wrist, I should have gone with the original's dimensions.

[Paladin67]

I've a Max Bill manual.
Love the look, design and it's size.

[Metalic Mud]

Ive got a
Mega 1
Megasolar Ceramic
Max Bill Auto

Don't own a single pocket watch

Mega Solar Ceramic looks interesting. Looking at prices and availability.

[Retep]

My desk-clock.

[abraxas]

I've had a couple over the years. Probably the best 'vintage looking' watches on the market. Unfortunately they have very low resale value. The Junghans Meister Pilot case is a work of art but it is let down by the modular movement.

[Metalic Mud]

My desk-clock.

Like that. Is it from a plane or boat?

[jalebi]

I'm a fan, especially ofcthe legible dials and domed crystal.

I've got a Max Bill Chrono and a Meister Kalendar

Sent from my SM-G950F using TZ-UK mobile app

[Retep]

Like that. Is it from a plane or boat?

Thanks. Its a cockpit-clock from a WW2 German fighter-plane.

[Kallang]

I've got a Max Bill manual wind in 34mm and it's the only watch I've worn for about 6 months. The design is standing the test of time. I neither dive, race cars, explore outer space or fly planes - it really is all the watch I need and it does its job so stylishly.

[K9david]

Mega Solar Ceramic here. Had it a few years and still looks brand new.

Apart from the bracelet of course. Bought new inserts but that turned into an epic fail.

[HookedSeven]

And I especially like the military models from the late 50s. Here’s my 88/0110 which seems to be one of the first thirty trialed by the Bundeswehr. The cal. 88 is a great movement.