As Many Regular Readers Will Know,

I like watches, 

photographs courtesy of Junghans, and this I do like, plain and simple, a elegant design it has to be said, the curvy case, which Junghans refers to as “lentil-shaped,” measures 40mm in diameter, 10.9mm thick, and is water-resistant to 50 meters,

powering the Junghans Max Bill Regulator Bauhaus watch is the Caliber J800.5 automatic movement (based on the ETA 2824) with centrally located minutes, off-center hour and second displays, a date window, and 38 hours of power reserve, to match the understated dial and case designs, the watch is paired with a straightforward black leather strap, fitted with a stainless steel buckle,

the back of the case is partially transparent, displaying the movement through an illustration of the Bauhaus building printed underneath the crystal, the Junghans Max Bill Regulator Bauhaus (ref. 41/4493.02) will be available from July 2024 and the watch will retail for £2,375, for more information about other Junghans watches have a look here, would I like one? yes please!