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Introducing MeisterSinger Unveils Two Kaenos DLC Editions

Two limited editions featuring an elegant black case

ByWaqt

09.10.2025

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During this year’s Watches and Wonders, MeisterSinger introduced the Kaenos collection, embracing a sportier aesthetic with its integrated steel bracelet and distinctive design. In its latest releases, the collection expands further with two limited DLC editions and also introduces a leather strap option.

The watch features a 40mm stainless-steel case coated in black DLC, combining brushed and polished surfaces for a sleek and refined look. A domed sapphire crystal protects the dial, while the sapphire exhibition caseback, secured by four screws, reveals the movement inside. The case offers a water resistance of 100 meters.

The sunburst golden-yellow dial delivers a captivating play of light, giving the watch a warm and expressive character. Constructed as a sandwich dial, it features cut numerals and markers that reveal a luminous lower plate, white beneath the indices and black beneath the numerals. A luminous single hand carries MeisterSinger’s signature one-hand concept, accompanied by a date window at 6 o’clock on the Kaenos, or an open date ring on the Kaenos Open Date.

The Kaenos is powered by the automatic Sellita SW400 caliber, while the Kaenos Open Date houses the Sellita SW200. Both operate at 28,800 vph (4 Hz) and offer a power reserve of approximately 38 hours.

Each model comes fitted with a finely grained calf leather strap in yellow, with an optional black version available. The strap integrates seamlessly with the case and is fastened by a DLC-coated pin buckle.

Each of the two Kaenos DLC Editions is limited to 50 pieces, with individual numbering engraved on the caseback. The Kaenos is priced at EUR 2,790 (approximately AED 12,000), while the Kaenos Open Date retails for EUR 3,090 (approximately AED 13,200).

For more information, visit MeisterSinger’s official website.

Technical Specifications: MeisterSinger Kaenos DLC Editions

Case: stainless steel with black DLC coating, brushed and polished, domed sapphire crystal, sapphire exhibition caseback secured by 4 screws
Diameter: 40mm
Water resistant: 100m
Dial: Sunburst golden-yellow, sandwich, cut numerals and markers revealing luminous lower plate (white beneath indices, black beneath numerals), luminous single hand, date window at 6 o’clock (Kaenos) or open date ring (Kaenos Open Date)
Movement: Sellita SW400 (Kaenos) or Sellita SW200 (Kaenos Open Date), automatic
Functions: Hours, Minutes, Date
Frequency: 28,800 vph (4 Hz)
Power Reserve: 38 hours
Bracelet/Strap: Grained calf leather strap in yellow (optional black), DLC-coated pin buckle
Availability: Limited editions of 50 pieces each
Price: (Kaenos) EUR 2,790 approximately AED 12,000, (Kaenos Open Date) EUR 3,090 approximately AED 13,200