Junkers German Aviation Watches - Affordable and Made in Germany
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- In today's video, we cover an assortment of Junkers (pronounced YOONKERS) German made watches. Manufactured in Germany by Pointtec (www.Pointtec.de), Junkers watches draw their inspiration from Hugo Junkers, an aviation pioneer who lived 100 years ago and is credited with inventing aluminum aircraft skins; something that is used all over today.
The watches come in many styles, from minimalist Bauhaus inspired pieces, to GMT and pilot's chronographs. Ranging in price from $250 to $1000, there is something for almost every budget. You will find both quartz and mechanical/automatic watches in their lineup.
To see the entire Junkers lineup, please visit us at: www.longisland...
Japanese movement, Italian strap, and the rest was made in Germany. The Axis powers have come together again.
Nice one, although I wouldn't be too sure about the Italian leather. It misses either "made in Italy" or "Vera Pelle". The latter is our 'brand' to identify real made in Italy leather. So it might be from Italy, but not made in...
LOL, didn't think of that.
Thanks for making my day :)
WW3!
And made from steel made in China.
Zeppelin? Junkers?
France: ah shit here we go again.
Hello Everyone, After watching this video, I wanted to purchase one of the Junkers watches shown from Long Island Watch. Although it was sold out, Long Island Watch owner Mark helped me find the watch from one of his competitors. Thank you Mark for your assistance and generosity of time (no pun intended). I will definitely remember this when I add to my watch collection.
Nice watches. Id also like to see Messerschmitt, Focke-Wulf, Dornier, Blom und Voss, Arado, Horton aircraft watches.
350 bucks for a quartz and no saphire crystal? I don't know about that one. But beautiful watches all the same if it makes you happy pull the trigger!
I have a Lufthansa Junkers watch with titanium case, when I replaced the battery I was shocked how little was inside the case, the profit margin must be huge on these.
@@MrCleitus the smaller the quarts movment the more expensive and higher quality it is. But still cheaper than automatics.
Enjoying the iron Annie that I bought from you, for today's wrist check. Decided to take a trip down memory lane, and rewatch the video that sold me on it in the first place. Haha.
It's a great watch. I needed an aviator for my collection, and this one really hits the spot! Very happy with it.
Love the 1st watch cream dial and power reserve,now to save up without my wife finding out.
Did you eventually buy it?
@@AP-ul4zj no she found out
I got one about 12 years ago when I was in Germany for work. Still runs great one of my favorites.
Man I love that corrugated dial, it really speaks to my OCD collecting side. Shame it isn't an Auto, it would be on my to-get-list otherwise.
Thanks for checking it out!
It is an automatic movement.
You can get them as autos
I hear the rotor rattle around in my SKX all the time. So what.
Reminds you that you have a real watch.
Hi.
Could I ask a question about Junkers 6060
Bought one couple of months ago
I found recently one problem
Watch stopped even if power reserve shows it's still more then 5-10 hours left.
Any idea why is like that?
Thanks for the video again Mark,
I own the 6060 with the black dial.
It's a lovely dress watch which receives lots of compliments by both men and women of all ages.
The "rattle' of the rotor is noticeable though, but I got to kinda like it. Reminds me I'm wearing a piece of engeneering mastership I guess.
I agree. It's telling you "I am here, telling the time, working for you!"
Thank you for your no nonsense review.
May I add that in Europe - I live in Belgium - the brand Junkers is particularly known for heating equipment, thermostats and that kinda stuff. And they have an outstanding reputation :-)
Nowadays - unless I'm mistaken - they've become part of the Bosch Thermotechnik group. I know you don't speak German (at least that's what you claim in one of your other videos), but given you're like myself a mechanical engineer, I don't think that the term "Thermotechnik" demands much explanation
Best regards
Interesting, thank you!
I own the Junkers Bauhaus power reserve/date model in the cream colour. I have to say that since it arrived it has been hogging my wrist! This video review does an excellent job of getting much of the magic of this watch across. It isn't every day one finds a watch that gives off a definite "personality", but I can say with a clear conscience ~ happily ~ that this watch is really superb and has that certain, magical 'something'. It is an extraordinary value as well, with a really stable and well-presented Miyota movement. I have a nice little collection of watches, many of which were more costly; few, however, have the ineffable qualities that the Junkers has. If you are thinking about buying one of the power reserve Bauhaus line from Junkers, I urge you to take the plunge. I am sure you will be happy. I've become a Junkers enthusiast!
Miyota is more than capable of taking up the slack left by ETA. I really like the Miyota 9100 Series of movements and think of them being superior to the ETA 2824-2 movement; Miyota just doesn't have the ETA Glamor, but it will someday.
Yes, a very true sentiment felt by many.
lets see junkers vs zeppelin!
Got my Junkers GMT on their way from Germany. Tho a bit different modification than yours. I thought, flieger watches, never kinda was interested. but then I saw this practical one and decided to give it a try. tho it's not completely flieger watch, but definitely has some potential.
The 6060-5 is nice. It's the one I'd be most likely to buy, accept...even with that high grade movement, Id really want at least a mineral crystal.
Just a correction - Hugo Junkers died in the mid 1930's. The Nazis weren't approving of his pacifistic stance, apparently, and forced him to give management of his own company in 1933. He died two years later..
Nice!, thanks for providing wonderful pieces for watch enthusiasts who work for a living, and are not part of the !%.
thank you!
Nice looking watches, Mark, thanks for another informative review. 👍 I’ve had the 6050-2 on my wish list for a while, and have done some reading about Hugo Junkers. Besides his aircraft work, he was also instrumental in the Bauhaus school and movement and a close friend of founder. I believe he died in 1934, 2 years after the Nazis appropriated his company to build war machines.
wait a second. there is the company junkers uhren gmbh now, the charlotte junkers is the CEO, so what are you talking about?
Great watches fantastic finish high quality really recommend this brand
Lovely watches. Like the power reserve of the first one (6060-5). I may seriously consider it here in Australia. 👍
Even for an english speaker, junker is a pretty chill name
That junker with reserve meter looks exactly like the one from Zeppelin.
Junkers BAUHAUS watches.
Ive read that the movement is really loud. I was wondering if that was true
One thing I hate about this watches. No offense to the German language but it has Junk on it
12:10 I have it. Discret and attract attention. I adore it.
would appreciate sapphire more
That power reserve watch has a 9015 movement in it I think that movement is solid state I have a couple of them I like them miyota hit a home run
My mistake mark sorry it looks like a 9015 but it's still solid
Hi Mark, what makes you think shop.junkers.de/ is not an official junkers site? Also, i couldn't find anything about the company's watchmaking beginnings (heritage), only its association with Junkers Airplanes. There is a model i like, the Junkers BAUHAUS 6030-5 hand-winding, maybe you could give some tips about it. Thank you.
The cream dialed junkers suits you so well. I got the same in black..
Thanks Vanessa!
I purchased today IRON ANNIE I think it is a new name of Junkers. With miyota 821A movement. Fantastic timepiece for 242 euros.
Just curious. If you'd like to reply, that's cool.
I just bought your last Iron Annie. The one I bought does not have the Junkers name on the face. What was the reason for this change?
It doesn't matter. I think I am going to love the watch. But I am curious.
Junkers has now unfortunately new manufacturer, because Junkers family wanted more money than Pointtec was ready to pay. Its a shame. Pointtec doesnt have some horological history, like some other brands. But their strongest point was excellent design, combined with superb build quality for the price. Well we still have Zeppelin. Not a fan of Iron Annie name or logo. New models coming from new manufacturer are very generic and bland.
I prefer the Junkers, JU 87, otherwise known as the Stuka Dive Bomber. Now talk about a quality diver! It had a strap with a siren on it, letting everyone know what time it was! Talk about a true, quality Nazi timepiece!
Nice watches. Love the automatics.
Just bought my first one in Germany
What do you think about the new Ruhla watches? They are made in Germany by the same manufacturer who makes Zeppelin and Junkers. I didn't saw too much info about them on the internet, except that they usually use Ronda 13 jewels quartz movement. The designs are pretty stylish!
I had bought Junkers more than 20 years ago. Crown replaced/ corrosion and pins after belts change couple of times. Watch is composed of the very typical elements it means it is fully repearable. Efficient mechanism and strong battery. Works up to 3 years, very good time keeping. Small diameter and heigh. Looks a bit childish.
A big pet peeve of mine is when the second hand doesn't line up with the graduations around the dial and the Junkers Bauhaus electric is... in my opinion unacceptable. There's really no reason other than poor attention to detail to account for this. So for me... that's a deal killer. I might revisit this brand but right Now I'll have to pass. Risk not being able to unsee it at the 11:20 mark.
Marc,
I have a serious question for you regarding this video and I’m hoping you can give me one additional info.
If there is anyone in the comments section who can provide insight please feel free to also chime in.
I’ve only recently discovered the Junkers brand and am mostly loving the vast majority of their line of timepieces.
Around the 2:20 mark in the vid you reference a German company who is not the actual manufacturer of the timepiece and are more or less just squatting on their name.
I had been planning to purchase a Junkers watch from this specific website: Junkers.de however I am hesitant to do so now because I believe this may be the dubious website you are referencing.
I know that you said the company who actually manufacturers the watches doesn’t sell to the public, but could you give me some names of websites where I could actually purchase certified Junkers watches?
I’m aware that I could most likely go to Google and find all manner of Junkers watches, but I have had some issues with purchasing watches in this manner and believe some of the watches which I purchased in the past are actually knock offs.
That’s why I’m asking about certified dealer websites.
I very much appreciate you sharing this video and look forward to your response.
The prefect Axis watch like it.
Why does it matter where the watch is sold? Why don’t they just accept the watch for warranty regardless of location? I don’t get the point, unless someone would like to elucidate the reasoning and enlighten me
Received my Junkers Quartz black dial about a week ago. It is indeed a very nice looking watch. However the strap is a bit of a let down to be honest. Looking to order a nylon strap in the future.
Also the watch is really light on the wrist.
In Chile, Junkers is associated with high quality. Chilean made calorimeters and water heaters under Junkers supervision were the norm for like 70 years or so. So, I should trust a watch with that logo.
Do you know of any "medical" watches? Perhaps instead of tachymeter there is a heart rate estimator or something to that effect. Obviously it easy to multiply by 6 to get a heart rate but it would be interesting to know for the novelty of it.
Between the Junkers 6060-5 and the Hamilton Jazzmaster, which one should I get? I can get both for around $500
Junkers I think.
Very disappointed with Hamilton. Owned 2 of them, both had problems. I’m gonna buy this one for sure.
That chronograph is absolutely gorgeous!
Definitely... Too bad the crystal is not mineral and no automatic version
Free educational video 👍
I know it’s German but Junkers sounds like a silly name for a watch.
@8:23 I'm very glad you touched on that. I myself am in the states and I've known about this brand for a little while and always assumed it was pronounced as it looks "junkers" which did throw me off and unfortunately I care too much what people think and know others would assume the same thing. But knowing a little about the history and correct pronunciation now, I would definitely consider a Junker's watch for my first German made watch.
Great!
I like the first watch but the only thing that puts me off is the acrylic dome Crystal being very easy to scratch. That puts me off
I really like the looks of the Bauhaus cream Junkers, but 40 mm are too much for a dress watch with such a clear design.
I'm gonna be honest, the name does affect me a little. However with this video I think I can look past that now.....
I have a Junkers Typhoon . ETA 7750! Around £ 1500...
I live in Hong Kong. It is so amazing to hear Hong Kong from your video.
Thank you so much for the watch and learn. I've learn a lot of things from your channel.
Thanks!
Just discovered your site Mark.. makes me homesick for Astoria and Flushing! I'll be saving up my budget to pick up on Orient Star.. Great work!
Frank Bruno from Boulder, Colorado
For the cream colored Junkers, do you think it would look good with a black strap?
I have seen that website ou are talking about and it really does make you believe you are buying direct. Great video as always.
I think the tubes is pronounced tri tium as in tritium gasius light source kinda made me laugh when u said it sorry! Like your ch tho!
That Junkers watch bauhaus in black face is the better looking of the first 2 👍 !
I love my 6072M-5 Bauhaus. Design is classic.
The one I like is out of stock, the first one you reviewed. How long until you will have more available. Looks kinda like a baseball.
Just wish junkers watches was 100 percent made in Germany.
Great sense of humor. Thanks.
You have to on TH-cam!
Omg. Ive been saying JUNKERS all this time. Yunkers sounds more legit.
Junkers in Australia are between $500 to $3000.
If you wear white gloves the watches become priceless.
Miyota movement
Excellent in-depth review of a nice selection of watches
The Iron Annie is a beauty, wish it wasn’t quartz.
Bauhaus version ugly versus Junghans
Great video Mark! Are you going to be getting the 6150-2 back in stock anytime soon?
Talking 'bout Zeppelin, the Zeppelin 7046-3 LZ129 Hindenburg with the blue face might be something you like as well
Best regards
Yes, I love that one as well!
Beautyfull.
great video Mark, really informative. A quick question, I recently bought a Zeppelin LZ 129 automatic (cream dial) directly from Zeppelin. Beautiful watch. Stunning dial and great design.
But the Miyota 9132 movement is so noisy.
I showed it to a watch maker in my city and he said it was "obnoxiously noisy". It rattles like there are small marbles loose inside.
Is this normal? I have other Miyota watches that are much quieter. I may send it back to be looked at, but wanted to hear your thoughts.
thanks!
Will the Junkers Spitzbergen F13 Mechanical Chrono (#6110-2) with the Poljot movement be back in stock?
Yes
Love these. Do you no longer carry them?
Glad I saw this video. My girlfriend says Junkers are crap, but I think they look beautiful. I've had the automatic bauhaus on my radar for a while. Though that last one you showed looks great too!
Thank you for checking it out.
Do you think there's a difference in quality between the Japanese and Malaysian made drill watches?
*Seiko
I mean Deimos, sorry
What's wrong with my spelling today?
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I've sold both, and I can tell you "no".
I always bounce around between Junkers and Junghans. Been wanting a Bauhaus watch... These seem pretty authentic with an acrylic crystal.
I love the vintage look of the dome acrylic.
Very well made video and love the last part where you show it off on your wrist .
how long do these quartz last
Another great (very educational) video. Thanks. Although for some reason I did not like any of those time pieces, but that is just my taste. Who cares about that?
No worries; different strokes for different folks.
ALU-MI-NI-UM
Indeed!
Hi ,am Michael I always enjoy your video. What do you think about Invicta watches
Not for me.
I love my Cockpit JU 52, it runs +3sec/day! Regards Oni
Great to hear! That's excellent perfmormance.
Another informative video Mark. How about a video on World time watches?
I did a Watch and Learn on dual time/gmt watches, maybe I'll do a World Time in the future.
I really appreciate your store and your videos. I also admit my totally neophyte status in this hobby, so a huge dump of salt with this comment, but am I alone in saying $260+ for a plastic crsytal quartz watch with a featureless matte dial and a second hand that doesn't come near the markers is absolutely insane? You can get a decent looking Timex Expedition at Walmart for $35, buy a strap and call it a day. :-/
Again LOVE the channel, appreciate the store (I'm about to become a first time customer) but to extend the WWII gags, that Junk is a real Fokker.
You raise good points. BTW, what watch did you get?
Oh my goodness. Deep in the rabbit hole am I. Around and around have I gone with my decision process. I now own an Orient Mako II Pepsi, a Hamilton Khaki King Champagne, a kind of goofy engraved Timex Chronograph from my wife, and a Casio AWG M100 G-Shock. After researching 3D printers I stumbled upon some Chinese jobs so figrued what the hell? Ordered a Cadisen and Guanqin. Received them today. Surprisingly decent, but nothing special.
I'm still waiting on Mark to get more of those Red Star Commie Chronograph in the cream dial. After that I think I'm going to be done for a while and let it all digest before making any other purchases.
Fun!!!
Hi thank you very much for the interesting videos, I have a question I really like Junkers but I have a small dilema, should I got for the entry level automatic watches with miyota 82s5 or 821a, or should I go for the miyota 9015, the prices is about 130euro more, question is is the 9015 worth the extra cash, I read the technical comparison, jewels, bps, but I mean in praxis, will the extra money be worth it ? thank you
I say if you like the extra function the 9132 gets you, then go for it. But if you are deciding between a watch with an 821A or a 9015, save a few bucks, for now, and get the 821A. Move up to the 9015 later so you can appreciate the difference.
the 9132 is even 100euro above the 9015 :). which is out of my budget, the 9015 would still fit in my budget ;) thats the reason why im asking
In my opinion the black chronograph is the winner, hands down.
Good looking watch; I prefer it in the cream dial, 6086-5
On the 6060-, can the 24hr subdial be set independently like a GMT, on does it just match main dial? And wasn't there a previous version released with a ETA, perhaps not US market? - love your vids!
Michael Doran no the subdail can't be set individually. ETA movements (7750 valjoux) are only found in the limited edition Graf Zeppelin
No, it cannot, sorry. It is slaved to the main time.
The 6050 model is an ETA or Swiss movement, no power reserve meter though.
Very informative video thanks a million
JUNKERS 6060-5 VS zeppelin 7060-4 ... just do it
Zeppelin gets my vote. I like the subdial accent.
nah better buy a tissel
The black chronograph looks ace, however, it looks quite difficult to read especially when the hands are similar in colour with the dial face. It took me a few seconds to read the time in your video.
Many times it's the reflection of the lens on the silver hands that makes it difficult to read.
Long Island Watch still looks sleek and sexy 🙌🏼 nicely done video!
Does Long Island have Junkers Lady?
Yes, see model 6073.