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This new Junkers Bauhaus 6060-5 is quickly becoming known as one of the best dress watches available for the money. Beloved by both seasoned watch critics and entry level enthusiasts alike, this watch exudes class and style. The beige-cream dial, elegant lines, and genuine brown leather strap, make this 40mm piece perfect for any of your favorite suits or casual outfits. It makes the same tasteful statement no matter what it's worn with. The hour, minute and power reserve hands are luminous as well are the logo at the dots on the three, six and nine o'clock positions. A date window can be seen at the 3:00 position. Below the Junkers logo at the twelve o’clock position is a power reserve meter. The watch is driven by the respected Citizen Miyota Caliber 9132 mechanical automatic movement. This timepiece requires no battery and instead is powered by the movement of the watch on your arm.

The black Junkers presentation box contains the instruction manual plus paperwork for the 2 yr manufacturer's warranty. We've included our original photos and video of the model we are selling. If you have ANY questions regarding this watch, please drop us an email for a quick response.

About the Bauhaus Movement

The Bauhaus was what many consider to be the most influential modernist art school of the 20^th century. The German school, credited with cultivating the cultural and philosophical movement known as modernism, operated in three German cities from 1919 to 1933. Its output heavily influenced architecture and design in Europe and the United States. The movement was largely focused around reuniting creativity and manufacturing, a relationship Bauhaus designers felt had been lost in the years leading to and following World War I. The minimalist designs associated with modernism and the Bauhaus came from a desire to link practicality with commonplace objects, an ethos that is very much still alive in today’s popular design. The minimalism associated with the Bauhaus aesthetic can be seen throughout the lineage of German watchmaking. Because a large portion of today’s watch consumers desire this same design aesthetic, the Junkers Bauhaus series is an excellent way to get a thoughtfully crafted timepiece that exudes a genuinely timeless style.

About Junkers

Named after Hugo Junkers, the famous German engineer and aircraft designer, Junkers is a German-based watch brand that crafts modern dress and pilot style watches. Junkers’ design aesthetic is recognizable throughout its’ entire line, and many models, such as the popular Bauhaus, have become renowned in the watch community for quality of design, function, and reliability. The watches all boast clean, minimalistic looks that in some way reference aviation. The modern and tasteful aesthetic of Junkers watches have made them equally sought-after by both millennials looking for their first dress watch and by seasoned horologists looking for great value. These watches look, feel, and perform far more expensive than they actually are. All Junkers’ timepieces are constructed in Germany and use Swiss and Japanese parts, meaning they will last for generations without the inaccessible price tag of many similarly styled watches.