MeisterSinger has long been renowned for its unusual single-handed dial designs, and this year the German brand expands its signature look with the new Bronze Line at Baselworld 2019. The small collection will include a variation on the No. 3, the Metris, and the Perigraph designs, which are some of the most popular models in the brand?s catalog. The Bronze line comes on the heels of the Perigraph Bronze 2018 Edition release, and was likely prompted by the success of that unique 12-hour bronze watch. Like many bronze models, the hope for these timepieces is to produce a sharp and fascinating contrast between the dark dial and the teal patina which will develop on the case as the years pass via oxidation.
The new MeisterSinger Bronze Line
  The No. 3 is one of MeisterSinger’s most recognizable designs and seems like a natural fit for a bronze dressing.  The watch uses a 43-mm case with matching colored printed dial markers for the 12-hour ring dial descriptors. At each quarter hour mark is a subtle red accent, with a complementary red-tipped hour hand slowly indicating the time, while a circular date window adorns the bottom of the dial. Inside the watch and visible through a six-fold screwed exhibition case back is either an ETA 2824-2 or Sellita SW 200-1 movement capable of a 38-hour power reserve.
The MeisterSinger Bronze No. 3
The Perigraph model uses the same colorway, case, and hour-ring design as the No. 3, but works to channel classical analog instruments...