MeisterSinger, the single-hand watch specialist, has developed the Adhaesio - a dual timer watch which is both an aesthetic traveling companion and a reliable connection to home.

For years, MeisterSinger has developed timepieces with additional functions, always managing to find ways that embody the essence of its single-hand watches, both technically and in terms of design. 

 

The Adhaesio is a typical MeisterSinger, in both concept and aesthetics. An individual, needle-sharp hour hand points to the current time of day or night at the location of its wearer, accurate within five minutes. Above the MeisterSinger logo, an arrow points to the second local time on a 24-hour ring, which slowly rotates in a clockwise direction. These two times are separated by a second ring, which shows the date and moves in the opposite direction.

The carefully selected typography ensures that the display is clearly readable. The time of day and the date form one cohesive unit. The second time zone is clearly visible. Both rings are set slightly deeper than the edge and the center of the dial. Characteristic of MeisterSinger, the hour is visible in the foreground.

 

The stainless steel case is 43 mm in diameter and 10 mm high and through the sapphire crystal caseback displays a Swiss automatic movement, the ETA 2893, beating at 28,800 vph and offering 38 hours of power reserve. The local time, the second time zone and the date can all be adjusted via the crown.