Watchlords

If you are into the Bauhaus aesthetic, you will appreciate this watch.

A bit too complex for my feeble mind, it nevertheless looks pretty damn cool. And my mind could well use the exercise of determining the correct time in, shall we say, a timely manner?

Sadly, I feel the price of this added complexity is just not worth my hard earned shekels. But I do appreciate this design.

Price: $2,290





The Max Bill Regulator Bauhaus is powered by the Junghans J800.5, a ETA 2824-2-derived automatic caliber featuring a date complication, bi-directional winding, hacking, hand winding, 28,800 beats per hour, and a power reserve of at least 38 hours.

Case: Matte Stainless Steel
Dial: Matte White
Movement: Junghans J800.5 /
Complications: Decentralized Hour and Second Displays, Central Minute Display, Date
Winding: Automatic
Lens: Sapphire
Strap: Black Leather
Water Res.: 50M
Diameter: 40mm
Length: 44mm
Thickness: 10.9mm
Lug Width: 20mm

Apart from chronos, subdials do not appeal to me.

Like and appreciate but would not buy.

Uhm, nope.

For those that have a hard time reading Regulators should simply stick to digital watches.