Junghans Max Bill Automatic Mens Watch - 38mm Analog White Face Classic Watch with Luminous Hands - Stainless Steel Black Leather Band Luxury Watch for Men Made in Germany 027/3500.00

Purchased 6/24/17 from Amazon partner Dexclusive for $759.00.Model 027/3500.00.One could call the Junghans Max Bill a modern vintage watch because of its:Hard plexiglass crystal instead of sapphire or mineral “glass”.Lack of date complication.38 mm size.Bauhaus styling.Modern elements include:Automatic winding feature, in addition to hand winding (and hacking).Environmentally friendly luminous “Super Luminova” hands and quarter hour pips.Swiss ETA 2824-2 movement.Sicralan MRL UV coating on the plexiglass crystal for increased scratch resistance and UV and chemical resistance.Prompt and well-packaged delivery from Dexclusive.After a little over two months of ownership, I’ve had nothing but enjoyment from this watch.I replaced the factory buckle with a deployant clasp to spare the calfskin strap from getting worn out prematurely. Since the Junghans buckle is not signed, it is a subtle change no one else will notice.Wikipedia has interesting information on Max Bill and the Bauhaus movement.This is a watch with pedigree and history.

I liked the style overall, but few days later, I spotted a stain in the dial

It’s a great watch. Simple, sophisticated, great movement, domed, and timeless. What else do you need. It’s been holding +/- 4 seconds every day.

I sent it to my boyfriend on last Valentine Day. On this August ( he only wore for 6 months), the glass on dial plate literally cracked SUDDENLY.We were travelling around Sothern California and he was wearing all the time. Obviously, the heat resistance of the glass is pretty weak. It's neat but it's definitely not worth this much money.

Beautifull design, 38 mm diameter, small and hasn t eneough reserve power (in the listing it was said 32 hrs, but in real it is less

The design is simply timeless....I like it the more I look at it. No wonder this series has been around unchanged for so long. Incredible.Thanks!

TREAT YO SELF

Ordered on Dec 17, 2015 as a xmas gift for myself. :) Love the watch. It works well and the design is superb. Sadly, the glass has cracked (wasn't dropped or slammed).

It’s a beautiful, simple, and extremely well made watch. I was a little hesitant about the quality the leather strap, but when I saw it in person all my doubts went away. The design aesthetic of the watch is so simple and functional, I love it.Other than the watch, I also want to compliment the retailer, the process was super smooth and I actually received the watch earlier than promised.

Acquistato come usato su Warehouse, descritto con un lieve striscio sulla cassa e striscio importante sul cinturino, a metà prezzo rispetto al listino ufficiale Junghans. Mi è arrivato puntualissimo, dopo 3 giorni dall'ordine, in perfetto stato, cassa ancora con la pellicola, cinturino impeccabile e scatola integra! L'orologio funziona benissimo ed è davvero bello! Che dire, un VERO affare!!! Grazie Amazon!

Mine came with a cracked crystal that kept getting bigger. Got Amazon to refund it. The watch seems to have a problem with this. Otherwise a beautiful timepiece.

Ottimo, essenziale, elegante

Das ist meine erste Automatikuhr und vom Design bin ich nach 1,5 Jahren immer noch begeistert. Auch der Klang des Tickens ist ein Erlebnis.Leider ging die Uhr anfangs 8-9 Sekunden pro Tag vor. Bei solchen günstigen Automatikuhren ist dies wohl normal und kein Garantiefall. Als mich das wöchentliche Stellen der Uhr nach einiger Zeit nervte, gab ich die Uhr einem Junghans Vertragspartner zur Justage. Ich bekam die Uhr nach einer Woche wieder und sie ging "nur" noch 4-5 Sekunden pro Tag vor. Dieser Eingriff war sogar kostenlos.Wie ich nach ein paar Wochen bemerkte leider auch erfolglos. Jetzt geht die Uhr pro Tag sogar ca. 20-25 Sekunden vor. Ich bin kein Uhrenexperte, vermute aber mal, es gibt eine Stellschraube die sich gelöst hat. Vielleicht fehlte Fixierlack? Also werde ich mir mal Werkzeug besorgen und mich selbst drum kümmern. Eine Zeitwaage ist auch ein schönes Bastel/Programmierprojekt...Ich denke, Junghans könnte schon in der Produktion genauer justieren. Wahrscheinlich ist das Uhrwerk irgendwo eingekauft. Meine uralte Taschenuhr von 1917 lief (bevor sie geklaut wurde) auch +/-10 s/Tag genau.Das Plexi-Glas hatte relativ schnell einen tiefen Kratzer. Zum Glück am Rand. Seidem trage ich die Uhr nur noch unter langärmligen Hemden und nicht mehr beim Handwerken oder Sport.