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Max Bill Watch: Classic Womens Plain Dial (Date)

Name: Max Bill Watch: Classic Womens Plain Dial (Date)
Author: its namesake: the unification of practical value and beauty

by its namesake: the unification of practical value and beauty

The mechanical wristwatch series that Junghans designed in collaboration with Swiss architect and design legend Max Bill in 1961 is still being produced practically unchanged to this day - from the puristic dial with distinctly rounded numerals conceived especially for this product, to the domes crystal and flat appearance of the case. The ladies’ edition from the max bill series reflects the very ideal held most dearly by its namesake: the unification of practical value and beauty. Fresh colours express welcome touches in the puristic design. Quick-release straps allow quick and easy replacement of the strap to accessorize with any outfit. Technology: Quartz movement J643.29 Case: stainless steel, Ø 32.7 mm, height 6.9 mm Function: Date Glass: Anti-reflective sapphire crystal Dial: Matte silver-plated, minute track and hands with environmentally friendly luminous substance Strap: Leather strap with buckle Water Resistance: Resistant up to 5 bar 47/4251.02 max bill Damen

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