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Sinn 6200 Meisterbund - some first impressions

 

I managed to squeeze in a quick visit to Vienna Time yesterday (sadly had to miss the opportunity to meet up with Ornatus Mund & Ms. R this afternoon) and one of the very interesting pieces on display has been the second iteration of the Sinn Meisterbund. The first one, limited to 55 pieces in rose gold is seemingly all sold out now, so a second run in white gold is planned. The prototype they brought with is likely to remain unique - being encased in silver (and likely to acquire a warm patina over time as a result).



I find the watch even more convincing in the white metal case and the blue-ish dial is wonderfully done. The silver on blue colour combo simly works, even if it is colder than RG. It sits very nicely on the wrist and is supremely legible. A time only piece, I'd say it has all it needs and little else. The use of double digit aplied hour indices throughout (so 02, 04...) may be a bit of an acquired taste but it adds symmetry to the watch. The leaf shaped hands fit perfectly, too.



My movement shot is nothing to write home about but the movement is certainly one of the highlights of the piece. Created by UWD (Uhrenwerke Dresden) it is a modern design and IMHO its looks really complement the dial side well. One might ask if the price would not necessitate a more elaborate level of finishing but in terms of quality it looked top notch (albeit without a loupe - did not have an opportunity to use it). 

So if you are a fan of the Frankfurt brand but want something more formal than their usual offerings, this is definitely an interesting choice. 

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