The success story of the Meister-Linie from the Schramberg watch factory Junghans took its course already in the 1930s. Right from the start, the highest quality standards count - only the best works of the house are used in the Meister watches. In the unique models, the high watchmaking expertise and the unmistakable design of Junghans, which give the traditional brand its authentic character, are still evident today.
For the highest demands
The name is derived from the quality of the works used: for the complex interior life of these models, the most sophisticated and best works of the watch factory are distinguished by the master line, which, besides its characteristic appearance, is distinguished by elaborately refined works Junghans, which stand for the highest mechanical competence in Junghans. Until the 1960s, the "watch architect" Anton Ziegler was responsible for the exterior design of the classically elegant timepieces. Balanced proportions and a high quality claim - this is how the design principle of Anton Ziegler can be described. He is particularly concerned about the balanced design of the dials: "Only if the ratios of the dials are correct, An appealing watch is created "- so the guiding idea of the designer. These values can still be found in the in-house design culture of the traditional Schramberg company.
In the 50s to 60s, Junghans set new standards in the championship line as well as in the entire watch industry. As early as 1951, with the caliber J82, Junghans, as the largest manufacturer of chronometers in Germany, took an important position in the market. The chronometer-certified J82 caliber is an important milestone in the development of the plant with its unusually large screw balance, making Junghans the world's third largest chronometer manufacturer in 1956. Until 1960, the J82 is constantly perfected and installed annually in thousands of officially tested Chronometer.
Another legendary work is the J88 caliber, a self-developed chronograph with an intricate Breguet spiral, which is installed in the chronographs of the house from 1949 onwards. In 1951 the dials show a tachymeter and telemeter function for the first time.
When the newly founded Bundeswehr is looking for a service watch for its pilots in 1955, Junghans is awarded the legendary Flieger chronograph with twelve-ply bezel (type BW-111).
Civilian version of the Junghand Bundeswehr chronograph from the early 1950s
1970 the last master watches are produced, after the focus is now on quartz clocks and mechanical watches temporarily out of the market.
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