Junghans | Max Bill Chronoscope Watch 27/4502.02

Max Bill and Bauhaus design

The Junghans Max Bill Chronoscope takes it’s name from one of the most extraordinary designers of the last century. An architect, painter and sculptor, Max Bill taught at the world famous Bauhaus design school in Dessau. Following the Bauhaus design principles of utility, functionality and good design, Bill began designing watches for Junghans in 1961.  To this day, Max Bill watches have remained largely unchanged by Junghans and still demonstrate Bill’s love of clean lines and legibility.

Max Bill Chronoscope

Firstly, with a 40mm silver tone stainless steel case, the Max Bill Chronoscope has a large dial opening and pared back case with minimal bezel. This ensures that the time is the focus of the watch rather than what is surrounding it. Secondly, designed with legibility and accuracy in mind, the dial is in a matt silver-plated white finish with black printed indexes. The hands and minute track are coated with a luminous substance to ensure legibility in poor light conditions. Sub dials provide 30 minute and 12 hour counters. Fitted with a J880.2 automatic movement, the watch has an impressive power reserve of up to 48 hours.

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The Junghans Max Bill Chronoscope is a modern design classic with watchmaking heritage.

• J880.2 automatic movement with up to 48 hour power reserve
• Stop function and date, 30 minute and 12 hour counters
• Stainless steel case, 40mm diameter
• Case depth: 14.4mm
• 5-times screwed caseback printed with signature of Max Bill
• Convex sapphire crystal with anti-reflection coating on both sides
• Concave matt silver-plated dial with printed hour markers
• Minute track and hands with environmentally-friendly luminous substance for increased legibility
• Beige calf leather strap with polished stainless steel pin buckle
• Water-resistant up to 5 bars
• Made in Germany
• Two Year Manufacturer’s Warranty