You put so much effort into this video, masterfully done! And that's also a really cool pink strap! I wish fun strap colors would become more popular because a pink strap like that almost compels people to ask you about what you're wearing and I think it adds tremendous personality.
Thanks Joey. Its quite an enjoyable process. And you're right, it would increase the possibility. Though I think no one has ever asked me what I'm wearing before 🤣.
Beautiful watch, I owned the white version. Sold it because of the crystal and loud rotor and the ghost date in mine. Still one of the most legible and clean designed watch ever.
@@Sunfade38 interesting story there. He said he actually changed the glass before (only knew after I made the video). So I passed him some polywatch to see if it works. Then we were distracted but was suppose to meet up see the changes. But I've the feeling it's probably mineral crystal.
I love this watch so much design wise. But wondering if it's too small. I have a 7 inch wrist and usually prefer 40mm diameter. Lug to lug of 40 is perhaps too small 😞
Yeah it's a very good design. I think it's really up to personal taste when it comes to watch sizes. I personally think that it's ok even for a 7 inch wrist but of course again everyone is different 🙂
This 38mm watch wears very big for a dress watch. I have a just over 7 inch wrist and I am planning on buying the 34mm one. Just search on Instagram for pictures on both models.
@@AndreMonz thanks Andre. Appreciate ur help here. My local dealer is getting the model for me to try on. So can wear and decide now 😀 yes since it is all dial, I thought it could wear larger like u mentioned
Max Bill did not design the Chronoscope. It was inspired by his design but not designed by him. Also the hand winding (featured here noticeable because of the word 'Design' on the dial) originally and currently is made in 34mm, but the automatic was made originally in 36mm. Those original models are very hard to find now, especially in good condition as most collectors have snapped them up. The Max Bill range was only resurrected around 1998/9 by Junghans, and changed around 2007 with a the hands having full length lume and the back having additional screws . Prior to this the lume was only on the last half of the hands and the back was snap on. These earlier models also had straight ETA movements and the newer having Junghans modified ETA and now Sellita. Since 2020 Sapphire is an option (you can send your watch back to Junghans and they will fit a new sapphire glass) and currently models come with it as standard if you choose.
First time in this channel. Junghans is relatively unknown in Malaysia. Just got the Form A as a dress watch. No chance to wear it though since its MCO
I didn't expect a milanese strap would fit the watch styling well, until I watch this video
It really does take on quite a few different straps well.
This video has some of the best photography of this watch that I’ve ever seen. Thanks!
Appreciate the kind words! And glad you liked it
You put so much effort into this video, masterfully done! And that's also a really cool pink strap! I wish fun strap colors would become more popular because a pink strap like that almost compels people to ask you about what you're wearing and I think it adds tremendous personality.
Thanks Joey. Its quite an enjoyable process. And you're right, it would increase the possibility. Though I think no one has ever asked me what I'm wearing before 🤣.
Beautiful watch, I owned the white version. Sold it because of the crystal and loud rotor and the ghost date in mine. Still one of the most legible and clean designed watch ever.
The audio sounds great. Beautiful watch. Thanks for the video :)
Thanks a bunch Bob! Really happy that it's improved. 🙂
Isn't this the 34mm hand wound version?
Simple and functional. Classic design. I’ll own the white dial one day hopefully 🤞
Right on!
Great review. I like how you juxtapose a watch, of man made design, with nature's green scenery. The shot with the ants was really cool.
Hi there and thanks a bunch. Always loved nature and got into into watches not too long ago and thought it would be fun to combine both passions.
@@adrianchoo337 Oh, whatever happened to your friend's scratched watch? Subscribed.
@@Sunfade38 interesting story there. He said he actually changed the glass before (only knew after I made the video). So I passed him some polywatch to see if it works. Then we were distracted but was suppose to meet up see the changes. But I've the feeling it's probably mineral crystal.
Excellent review buddy! Absolutely gorgeous watch!
Thanks man! It really is a nice piece.
I love this watch so much design wise. But wondering if it's too small. I have a 7 inch wrist and usually prefer 40mm diameter. Lug to lug of 40 is perhaps too small 😞
Yeah it's a very good design. I think it's really up to personal taste when it comes to watch sizes. I personally think that it's ok even for a 7 inch wrist but of course again everyone is different 🙂
@@adrianchoo337 yeah I have a 38 mm nomos but with pretty long lugs. Will see if I can try before I buy. Thanks. Good content
@@ShashankD137 ah, if you have the chance to try before you buy, always do. Thanks for the support man.
This 38mm watch wears very big for a dress watch. I have a just over 7 inch wrist and I am planning on buying the 34mm one. Just search on Instagram for pictures on both models.
@@AndreMonz thanks Andre. Appreciate ur help here. My local dealer is getting the model for me to try on. So can wear and decide now 😀 yes since it is all dial, I thought it could wear larger like u mentioned
Max Bill did not design the Chronoscope. It was inspired by his design but not designed by him. Also the hand winding (featured here noticeable because of the word 'Design' on the dial) originally and currently is made in 34mm, but the automatic was made originally in 36mm. Those original models are very hard to find now, especially in good condition as most collectors have snapped them up. The Max Bill range was only resurrected around 1998/9 by Junghans, and changed around 2007 with a the hands having full length lume and the back having additional screws . Prior to this the lume was only on the last half of the hands and the back was snap on. These earlier models also had straight ETA movements and the newer having Junghans modified ETA and now Sellita. Since 2020 Sapphire is an option (you can send your watch back to Junghans and they will fit a new sapphire glass) and currently models come with it as standard if you choose.
First time in this channel. Junghans is relatively unknown in Malaysia. Just got the Form A as a dress watch. No chance to wear it though since its MCO
Yeah not famous here. But great watches. You can always wear it as a daily, nice piece man. 👍
It is just painful to see that some of the models don't have a sapphire crystal. I would go for quartz movement with sapphire crystal.
Great review. How did you end up removing the scratches from the crystal?
Hi there if it's sicralan coated it's quite impossible as it will just rub off the coating and smudge the whole watch. Would have to change it.
@@adrianchoo337 Thanks for the reply. I thought you were able to remove the scratches. Good to know.
Such a classy watch. Great review!
Thanks man. Really is minimalist at its best. 😁
nice video, may i know where did you bought it from in Malaysia?
Hi hi, it was actually on loan from a friend. He bought it in Germany.
They make some beautiful watches
Yeah they definitely do. Love the chronoscope as well
Vely good. I lie it.