Meistersinger Vintago Watch

With its functional typography and dome-shaped glass over the uncluttered dial, the Vintago is reminiscent of the austere design language of the 1960s. The Vintago features a clearly structured dial. The special stylistic feature of this watch is the enlarged date aperture in the raised center of the dial, giving the wearer an overview of five calendar days, while a small dot marks the current date.

The ivory dial typical for MeisterSinger contrasts with the graphic elements of the dial and the black needle-shaped hand. The finely brushed stainless steel case is 38 mm in diameter, water-resistant up to 5 bar, and fitted with a dome-shaped sapphire glass over the dial, domed on both sides. The movement can be easily viewed through the sixfold screwed glass exhibition back as it performs its high-precision task.

The Swiss Sellita SW200 automatic movement, which is specially modified for MeisterSinger’s single-hand watches, quietly ticks inside the Vintago. The date display can be conveniently set via its quick-switch function. The rotor provides the watch with a power reserve of 38 hours.

With its functional typography and dome-shaped glass over the uncluttered dial, the Vintago is reminiscent of the austere design language of the 1960s and with its slender case, it also looks especially good on a small wrist. The Vintago has received the iF Design Award for its overall design concept. Reading a single-hand watch Each line in the outer circle of MeisterSinger’s single-hand watches stands for exactly 5 minutes.

The hand is therefore both an hour hand and a minute hand. For example, if the hand points to the fifth stroke after ten, the time is 10:25. The line hierarchy typical of MeisterSinger single-hand watches additionally divides the time display into half and quarter hours, thus making it easier to read off the time accurately.