One hand, an unusual date display and award-winning design. This MeisterSinger Perigraph AM1003 offers a refreshingly different approach to telling the time.
German watchmaker MeisterSinger is best known for its distinctive single-hand watches, and the MeisterSinger Perigraph is one of the most interesting. Rather than separate hour and minute hands, a single blued steel hand indicates both, with the dial divided into five-minute intervals. It's a wonderfully simple concept that encourages a more relaxed approach to timekeeping.
What makes the Perigraph particularly special is its unusual date display. Instead of a conventional date window, an exposed rotating date ring sits within the dial, with a small red marker at 12 o'clock indicating the current date. It's a clever piece of design that helped earn the Perigraph a prestigious Red Dot Design Award.
This MeisterSinger watch, reference AM1003, features a beautifully proportioned 43mm stainless steel case, elegant ivory dial and contrasting blued steel hand. Inside is the reliable Swiss Sellita SW200 automatic movement, visible through the exhibition caseback.
Condition is superb, with no visible marks on the case and only the lightest handling marks under magnification. The original MeisterSinger strap is unworn and fitted with its matching buckle. Fully tested and running perfectly, the watch comes complete with its original warranty papers, distinctive presentation box and even the original wrapping tissue.
A beautifully preserved MeisterSinger Perigraph with distinctive styling, award-winning design and exceptional completeness. Something genuinely different for anyone looking beyond the usual Swiss watch brands.
