My Time. My Watch.

Is time passing faster and faster?

"We live in an all-round accelerated world. And between pressure, stress and burnout, our thoughts of yesterday and tomorrow are alienating us more and more from life in the moment, the here and now. And isn't the moment our actual reality of life, in which we can feel happiness and true contentment?"

- MeisterSinger founder and managing director Manfred Brassler

My time. My watch.

My MeisterSinger.

Although the time can be read almost to the minute on a MeisterSinger, it does not need the frantic minute and second hands of conventional watches.

Only the needle-pointed hour hand turns its two rounds per day in a calm manner.

The finely designed, needle-shaped single hand literally pinpoints the exact time, symbolizing that unique, precious moment that longs to be savored.

We invite you to a self-determined, enjoyable use of time!

The MeisterSinger moment

Experience the MeisterSinger moment with opera star Nicholas Brownlee

In which moments are seconds and minutes not important to you?

Because our customers find the most beautiful words:

The first watch that gifts time to me.

- Karl-Heinz M.

Since I got my first single-hand watch from MeisterSinger, I have come to enjoy the relaxation that comes from indeterminacy!

- Sven R.

Timeless and never without time.

- Ulrich H.

With a MeisterSinger on your arm, time takes on a completely different value...

- Dirk M.

MeisterSinger, when time is a pleasure.

- Danny N.

But how do you actually read the time?

It’s child’s play once you’ve understood it. Between two large hour markers, there is a longer marker for the half hour, two markers for the quarter hours, and fine markers for every five minutes. The method enables you to tell the time almost to the minute with just one hand.

It's a quarter past 2.

It's 5 past 10.

Telling the time like Da Vinci, Newton, Bach, and Shakespeare

MeisterSinger did not come up with the single-hand concept. In fact, it was quite the opposite!

MeisterSinger goes back to the beginnings of watchmaking - because until the 18th century, all watches were one-hand watches.

On a single-hand watch, you can read the time in the original way, just as people did in earlier centuries.

The rediscovery of time

How did mankind begin to measure time? When were the first mechanical clocks developed? Why and when were the second and third hands added? Sit back and embark on a 5-minute journey through the history of time measurement!

Learn more about MeisterSinger

Hafenweg 46, 48155, Münster, Deutschland

Tel: 0251 13 34 86 0 / Fax: 0251 13 34 86 10 / E-Mail: info @meistersinger.com

Ust-Ident-Nr. DE 814 975 332 / Handelsregister: Eingetragen beim Amtsgericht Münster, HRB 11297 / Geschäftsführung: Manfred Brassler, Rainer Eckert

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