Founded in 2001, the German premium watch brand MeisterSinger is turning 25 this year. To commemorate the occasion, the brand has unveiled a jumping hour watch - Panthero Jumping Hour. This launch once again reinforces the emerging ‘2026 watch trend’ of jumping-hour complications.
The latest Panthero Jumping Hour arrives in three iterations—one is Edition Panthero Jumping Hour Guilloché (ED-PTJHG901), a limited edition of 25 pieces with silver dial decorated with intricate guilloche, paying tribute to the anniversary. The other two include Ref. PTJH902 with glossy black dial and Ref. PTJH901 with glossy white dial, both showing a fine piano lacquer finish.
Apart from the guilloche, the dial aesthetics of all three watches remains the same. Further, on the clean and minimal dial there's an off-centred minute ring with Arabic markings and a jumping hour window at 12 within it that catches the eye.
For these watches, the brand has developed a new jumping hour movement MS-JH-01, which is based on Sellita SW300 with a jumping hour module and provides the watch a 47-hour autonomy. The movement is visible from the sapphire crystal caseback with a stainless steel rotor, whose silhouette is inspired by the outline of three interlocking fermatas—the brand logo includes an inverted fermata, a symbol in the musical notation, that shows a pause of a musical note.
Encased in refined 40.5 mm stainless steel cases and featuring spiral-shaped crown, the watches are offered with calf leather straps—brown for the guilloche piece, and glossy black and white with matching dials.
Prices: Rs. 8,54,000 (approx.) for Ref. ED-PTJHG901 and Rs. 7,47,000 (approx.)
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