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Why Monopusher Chronographs Are Primitive & A Brief History Of The Chronograph Watch Complication
“Not just a chronograph, Ariel, but a monopusher chronograph!” I’ve heard phrases such as this over the years in the context of watch brands showing me their new single pusher (monopusher) chronograph watches, and I’ve never felt comfortable hearing how we should be impressed by one- versus two-pusher chronographs. Why is it, exactly, that brands feel the need to lie to us about how monopusher chronograph performance compares to the more modern two-pusher chronograph complication?I don’t really know the answer to that question. Perhaps some of the people who are telling me this information don’t themselves understand that monopusher chronographs are an earlier, more primative form of chronograph compared to a two-pusher chronograph system. It is also possible that because so many chronographs today rely on the popular two-pusher system, they feel it is worth noting their exception.
Junghans Meister Mega Radio-Controlled Watch
For 2018, Junghans has released a new watch that combines the Bauhaus aesthetic the German brand is best known for with the radio-control technology it should probably be better known for. The new Junghans Meister Mega looks classic and minimal but offers state-of-the-art accuracy through an in-house-developed quartz movement with, in my opinion, a lot of the right features. One of the coolest touches about it, however, is the proud display of the J101 movement through a transparent caseback.Junghans has been around as a company since 1861 and, through its ups and downs, has made its own mechanical movements and pioneered quartz technology in the 1980s. In modern times, they have been seen more as a design-focused brand with relatively affordable quartz watches as well as mechanical ones with sourced movements. The brand’s more recent image is in large part based on the Bauhaus classic – dare I say, “iconic” – Max Bill line that first took wristwatch form