The Best Friends Edition presents itself with a midnight black dial. Against this background, a photorealistic, almost three-dimensional-looking moon rotates in the upper half. In the lower half, our Earth is depicted in an impressively beautiful way, which has a very fascinating effect. The two-digit numbers from 01 to 12 are arranged in a circle. The date display is located at the 3 o'clock position. Moon, hour markers, hour markers and needle hand glow brightly in the dark.

The 'Best Friends' project was developed in close collaboration with the WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature), one of the world's leading nature conservation organisations. The watch is based on the successful model Stratoscope with its large central and extremely accurate moon phase display. Limited to 250 pieces, this edition watch is a unique reminder of how precious and impressively beautiful our home planet is. A vegan watch strap made of apple fiber and a watch case from sustainable production complete the overall concept. For each watch sold, MeisterSinger and trade donate € 250.00 on a fifty-fifty basis, which goes to the WWF as direct support.

The History of MeisterSinger
The special brand MeisterSinger was founded in 2001 and is known for its elegant and functional watches with only one hand.

Founder Manfres Brassler wanted to create a classic quality watch that gives the impression that all contemporary hectic and bustle comes to a standstill.

The unique shape and style of these MeisterSinger watches appeal to the imagination of many watch enthusiasts. A good reason to dive deeper into the history of MeisterSinger.

In the Middle Ages, many clocks had only one hand. As a result, the time cannot be read to the second, and this creates the feeling that time is slowing down. Based on this principle, Brassler developed the first model in the collection, the MeisterSinger N°01. Although there is only one hand, the time is still easy to read. The layout of the dial makes the watch unique.

How does a MeisterSinger work?
The space between the hour indices is divided into five-minute increments. The quarter-hour indices are longer than the five-minute indices. Because the pointer is ground in a sharp point, it is possible to read the time accurately to within five minutes.