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Established in 1861 by
Erhard Junghans,
Junghans scored many worldwide firsts in clock and watch technology,
such as the first clock featuring a calendar (1879), the first luminous hands (1907),
the first quartz movement wrist watch (1970),
the first radio-controlled solar-powered clock (1986), the first radio-controlled
wrist watch (1990), and the first radio-controlled solar-powered wrist watch (2000).
The
Junghans Solar Ceramic Atomic,
watch never needs a new battery, adjusts itself to a radio signal, automatically switches to
daylight saving time and back, and features a lightweight hypoallergenic ceramic case and
bracelet.
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The
Junghans Solar Titanium Atomic Watches
feature a 99.43% pure titanium case and bracelet, and a
solar power reserve of up to 4 months.
They adjust themselves to a US radio time signal and
automatically change to daylight saving time.
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This is the
Junghans Apollo Mega MF,
the world's first watch that adjusts itself to time radio signals in the US, Europe, and Japan.
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Junghans not only makes new technology watches, but recently re-issued one of their classics:
Max Bill designed this wristwatch, which has now been brought out in the original design - with a mechanical movement, of 1962.
Max Bill by Junghans
wristwatches come in four original designs and also as original wall clocks designed by Max Bill in the 1950s.
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Featured Product:
Junghans Solar Ceramic Atomic watch
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