To go with my mandatory Andre Benjamin reblog policy, I’ve added a mandatory Junghans Max Bill reblog policy. In this case, the chronograph with date. Doesn’t get much more beautiful than this watch.
(Source: airows, via youdontmeet)
To go with my mandatory Andre Benjamin reblog policy, I’ve added a mandatory Junghans Max Bill reblog policy. In this case, the chronograph with date. Doesn’t get much more beautiful than this watch.
(Source: airows, via youdontmeet)
It’s On eBay
Junghans Manual Watch by Max Bill
This is my favorite watch, and it’s a steal at $250. Mine is on a leather band, but this ribbon is quite lovely, too.
It’s On eBay
Junghans Max Bill Manual Watch
This watch was designed for Junghans by Max Bill, the legendary Swiss artist, designer, and teacher at the Bauhaus. My daily watch is the automatic version of this one; there’s also a chronograph which is similarly beautiful.
For my money, there’s no more beautiful wristwatch than those designed by Max Bill for Junghans in the middle of the 20th century. Bill was a legendary designer, fine artist and teacher at the Bauhaus, possibly Switzerland’s greatest artist. His watches reflect his clean early modern design — he believed mathematics could be a path to aesthetics. They can be tough to find in the US, though they are sold at the Museum of Modern Art store.