
max bill Automatic
The max bill Automatic by Junghans is a classic design reduced to the essentials. The 38 mm stainless steel case houses the Junghans J800.1 calibre (automatic, approx. 38 hrs power reserve). Acrylic crystal and 30 m water resistance put the watch into practical context; it is worn on the leather strap at the office as well as with a suit. A design that will still look right in ten years.
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The max bill Automatic specs in detail
Movement, case and features determine how a watch performs day to day. Here the key specs of the max bill Automatic are gathered clearly in one place, as in the manufacturer's data sheet.
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Frequently asked questions about the max bill Automatic
Here you will find short, clear answers about the max bill Automatic by Junghans. The details help you assess size, movement, water resistance and price. That way you can decide faster whether the watch suits you.
How big is the max bill Automatic?
The max bill Automatic measures 38 mm in diameter. That puts the watch in the versatile middle range; what matters is that the lugs do not extend beyond your wrist.
Which movement powers the max bill Automatic?
The max bill Automatic is powered by the Junghans J800.1 calibre with automatic winding and around 38 hours of power reserve. It winds itself via the rotor while you wear it.
Is the max bill Automatic water resistant?
The max bill Automatic is pressure tested to 30 m and is therefore only protected against splashes, not suitable for swimming. The metre rating is a test pressure and not a diving depth.
How much does the max bill Automatic cost?
The max bill Automatic (38 mm) has a guide price of approx. €1,100, based on the manufacturer's recommended retail price. You can find the current price directly at our partner shop Amazon.de.
For which occasions is the max bill Automatic suitable?
The max bill Automatic suits the office, a suit and formal occasions in particular. This follows from its classic look, its size and its features, including acrylic crystal and leather strap.
Which watches are similar to the max bill Automatic?
Presage Cocktail Time Blue Moon by Seiko, Collection MQ-24 by Casio and Classic 12934-010 by Bering go in a similar direction. They share the watch type or a related concept and are worth comparing before you buy.
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