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The Max Bill line by Junghans are truly iconic timepieces that have remained largely unchanged since their debut in the 1960’s. The eponymous designer and architect was trained in the famous Bauhaus school in Dessau, Germany where he honed an undeniable skill at creating minimal, modern works that manage to be as refreshing today as they were at their inception.With the Max Bill watches...

It goes without saying that all watches are designed by a person or a group of people. The Junghans Max Bill was designed by whom some would consider one of the most influential industrial and graphic designers in modern history, Max Bill. Junghans was a long-term client of Max Bill and the brand’s modern timepieces still echo his design influence. Built with Bauhaus style...

I finally did it. I have entered the world of a 21st-century journalist and referenced a meme in the title of an article. Just as this might become a new habit of mine, so too does it seem producing compelling value propositions has become a (welcome) habit of RZE. Just last week I shared with you my hands-on experiences with the RZE Resolute. Now...

You could be forgiven for wondering whether humor (or satire, even) has a place in luxury watchmaking. It is a fair consideration considering this is an industry that, at its very upper reaches, takes itself rather (too) seriously. But if after asking yourself that question, you find yourself on the fence, open to being convinced in one way or another, I’d encourage you to...

Citizen Promaster watches were conceived, designed, and developed very much with the professional user in mind, and while they have certainly broadened their appeal to include non-professionals as well, they remain timepieces that offer a full suite of functionality in their respective domains, to the most demanding professional users. In fact, that’s very likely the reason for their enduring broader appeal; if it were...