20 German Watch Brands You Should Know
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- Опубликовано: 7 мар 2023
- To show appreciation for the fantastic timepieces that come from Germany, we’ve decided to round up and present some of the best German watch brands that are still around today, both old and new.
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Our picks:
20. Leica
19. Kudoke
18. Hanhart
17. Wempe
16. Daniel Malchert
15. Braun
14. Alexander Shorokhoff
13. Lang & Heyne
12. Stowa
11. Montblanc
10. MeisterSinger
9. Mühle Glashütte
8. Damasko
7. Archimede
6. A. Lange & Söhne
5. Glashütte Original
4. Nomos Glashütte
3. Sinn
2. Junghans
1. Laco
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Just as a point of order, you are doing Braun a disservice in your description. Braun has a full range of electronics and small appliances, ranging from coffeemakers to radios to calculators. All of them suffused by a specific design language that sets them apart from their competitors.
The watch shown is definitively one I would consider.
I love my Lilienthal Berlin Huxley Bordeaux dress watch made in Germany. I can look at it all the time and still smile (to the bank too).
They come with beautiful design, Ronda movement, sapphire glass, very good superluminova, and importantly, many case sizes to choose from, and they are all thin.
It is nice to see some not so well known German brands. Usually all we see are the Swiss ones and Lange. A lot of new German watch companies have been created so hopefully there is a future there to compete with the Swiss. Having said that I feel that German watches tend to stylistically be in a bit of a rut. The vast majority are either severe Bauhaus minimalist or stark tool watches or fliers or very classic designs like Lange, which are all niche designs. What I generally see missing are stylish attractive sport watches like Rolex, Omega or even Baltic have...watches that have some grace, charm and sparkle but are also water proof and functional. This type of sport watch is also by far the most popular category in the watch market. I think that the Germans are limiting their choices by sticking too strictly to what they did in the past,
Some of the most attractive watches to be found today! Watch designs that bring very expensive manufacturers into question...
What a refreshing review that mentions a lot of under-the-radar German brands! Love to see this kind of content!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent video. So many interesting brands. Great content
Thanks for your informative video. I hope you will be posting more of these soon.
Sorry to see you leave out my favorite German watch brand, Dekla from Stuttgart. Excellent traditional and modern fliegers along with deck watches, military themed watches, and bauhaus designs. All built to spec from purchasers. My bronze type A flieger is among my favorite watches.
I can afford an A Lange?? Sweet I didn’t know
Lucky you. I can only afford to drool over them from a far 🤤
What a informative vloggg LOVE IT 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Where is zeppelin ? 😢❤
Craig sure you’ve done a very good job. Thank you. Would love to see more of a German watched
Great Video, kinda funny as everyone knows Germans have the best engineered products - but quiet when it comes to watches, very educational
Opps meant to say perception
Bravo!!!!! A lot of the German brands I didn’t know. Thank you 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks very much for a great video. Are the German Watch Maker Lilienthal any good?
Forgot 2 important watch makers Tutima Glashütte & Chronoswiss 😮
Brief history timeline
1959
US Time Corporation bought Lacher & Co. AG in Pforzheim, Germany (the Laco brand) on February 1, 1959, in order to acquire the electric watch technology which that company had developed. They also purchased the DUROWE (Deutsche Uhrenrohwerke) brand. Timex sold Durowe to the Swiss movement manufacturer ETA SA on September 1, 1965.
I just bought a Sternglas Taiga GMT. They weren't mentioned. My feelings are hurt. Also, this was a great video.
Качество превыше всего...❤❤❤
the two best known German watch brands would be Junghans and Braun.
What about "D. Dornblüth & Sohn"
Laco, come to be my favourite watch maker, whenever Seiko QC annoys me, I put on my Laco
Excellent
Where is Junkers, Zeppelin or Sternglas?
That is a bit of an error . Junker and Zeppelin were part of the Point tech brand . Though that was a few years back. But not sure if they are still part of piont tech. Sternglas are from Hamburg just like Wempe Montblac are German as far as I know. Still a nice collection of makes
Would you mind including links to the company sites in the future? I can't copy from the description section to search for it so I have to manually enter it ( how lazy of me, I know)
They're all in the article from our website.
Leica = say "Lie-Kuh". (Lie as in lying on the ground)
Stowa = say Shtoh-vahh.
Lange = say Laang-uh.
Sinn = say Zinn
Laco = say Laah-koh.
And btw, you forgot Dekla.
Thank you
Lilienthal Berlin und Askania
🇩🇪 sometimes even better than the swiss! ❤
Can you guide me for purchasing german watches
What about Nivrel?
Where is Lehmann Schramberg in the List ??
Leica at $14,000 is affordable? You've got to be kidding!
🤣🤣🤣 BMW price
Where's Dornbluth?
Aristo?
how is zeppelin?
And Junkers?
please learn how to pronounce the names of these watch co correctly
german watch brands are so overrated and overpriced !!! 😂😂😂
Which do you prefer Swiss ?
@@osareme2462 No...! I prefer Made in Japan and Russian Watches ! Swiss Watches are overrated and overpriced (same as the german Watches)...! Greetings from Germany...
L EI ca is pronounced as "lika"