Maker

Junghans

Watch maker represented in the Timepiecepedia public dataset; historical details require verification against primary maker archives.

Kind: watchmaker
Country: Germany
Active: 1861 – present

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Junghans — Bogner

2012 (sampled references)

Bogner is a wristwatch family made by Junghans. The sampled references are recorded as produced in 2012. Recorded movements are Junghans caliber J880.1, with functions including hours, minutes, small seconds, date, day and chronograph. The sampled references record case diameters of 44.5 mm, heights of 15 mm, case…

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Junghans — Form

2017 (sampled references)

Form is a wristwatch family made by Junghans. The sampled references are recorded as produced in 2017. Recorded movements are Junghans caliber J800.2, with functions including hours, minutes, seconds and date. The sampled references record case diameters of 39.1 mm, heights of 9.5 mm, cases in stainless steel and…

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Junghans — Max Bill

Max Bill is a wristwatch family made by Junghans. Recorded movements are Junghans caliber J805.1, Junghans caliber J800.1 and Junghans caliber J645.33, with functions including hours, minutes, seconds and date. The sampled references record case diameters of 34–38 mm, heights of 7.9–10 mm, cases in stainless steel…

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