Introducing MeisterSinger Unveils the 24-Hour Edition

MeisterSinger watches are known for their distinctive approach to timekeeping, offering a unique alternative to the conventional way we read time. The brand’s defining signature is a single hand, an idea inspired by historical timekeeping instruments such as sundials and early tower clocks. Over the years, MeisterSinger has garnered more than 30 design awards, including the Red Dot, iF, and German Design Awards.

This year, the brand introduces the Edition 24H, which continues its signature ethos with a bold twist. Instead of dividing the day into two 12-hour cycles, this watch displays the full 24-hour cycle in a single, unbroken sweep.

The watch is housed in a polished 40mm stainless steel case based on MeisterSinger’s Pangaea line, previously seen in models like the Day Date. A sapphire crystal protects the dial, while the screw-in caseback reveals the mechanical movement within. Water resistance is rated at 50 meters.

The sunburst blue dial adds a sense of depth and dynamic light play, complemented by gold-applied even-hour numerals. Time is displayed via a single central hand that makes one full revolution every 24 hours. Rather than conventional five-minute markers, the dial features alternating fine lines and dots to indicate 15-minute intervals.

At the heart of the watch is the Sellita SW330, a Swiss-made automatic movement that has been modified by MeisterSinger to support the 24-hour display. The movement offers a 56-hour power reserve and operates at a frequency of 28,800 vph (4 Hz).

Completing the look is a cognac-colored calf leather strap with crocodile embossing and white stitching. The Edition 24H is limited to just 100 pieces and is priced at €3,190, approximately AED 13,000.

For more information, visit MeisterSinger’s official website.