MeisterSinger has a way of making time feel calmer without making its watches feel vague.
The Münster watchmaker’s latest special editions bring that philosophy into sharper colour, pairing two of its best-known single-hand models with lacquered turquoise-blue dials and compact 38mm steel cases.
The result is approachable, distinctive and very much in line with the brand’s preference for legibility over conventional watchmaking noise.

At a glance
- MeisterSinger has introduced one-time special editions of the No03 and Perigraph with turquoise-blue lacquered dials.
- Both watches use 38mm polished stainless steel cases, sapphire crystals and Sellita SW300 automatic movements.
- The No03 is priced at EUR 2,190, while the Perigraph is priced at EUR 2,490 including VAT.
Single-hand timekeeping in a brighter register
The No03 Special is the cleaner of the two, keeping MeisterSinger’s signature single central hand and sharply ordered hour markings.
That single-hand layout remains the point of the watch, inviting the wearer to read time in five-minute increments rather than chase every passing second.
The turquoise dial gives the familiar format a fresher mood without disturbing the brand’s measured design language.

A transparent lacquer finish adds depth to the colour, while the polished stainless steel case keeps the watch crisp rather than playful.
The Perigraph refines its date display
The Perigraph Special carries the same colour treatment but adds a date indication through its rotating disc display.
For this edition, the hour numerals from 01 to 12 follow the circular orientation of the dial, which strengthens the instrument-like character of the watch.

The date opening is framed by polished silver chamfers, giving the display a more deliberate visual boundary.
MeisterSinger has also revised the date scale with leading zeros for single-digit dates, so 01 sits more naturally alongside the two-digit hour numerals.
Sellita automatic movement and easy strap changes
Both models are powered by the Swiss-made Sellita SW300 automatic movement, a slim and established calibre used here with a 42-hour power reserve.

The movement runs at 28,800 vibrations per hour and can be seen through the sapphire display caseback.
Each watch is fitted with a light-blue textile strap, with a mahogany-coloured calfskin strap with crocodile embossing offered as an alternative.
Quick-release spring bars make swapping between the two straps straightforward and tool-free.

Details & Specifications
| Brand | MeisterSinger |
|---|---|
| Models | No03 Special and Perigraph Special |
| References | S-BM9928 for No03, S-BM1128 for Perigraph |
| Case size | 38mm |
| Case material | Polished stainless steel |
| Crystal | Sapphire crystal |
| Caseback | Sapphire display caseback secured by six screws |
| Water resistance | 50m |
| Dial | Turquoise blue with transparent lacquer finish |
| Display | Single central hand on No03, open date display on Perigraph |
| Movement | Sellita SW300 automatic |
| Frequency | 28,800 vibrations per hour |
| Power reserve | 42 hours |
| Straps | Light-blue textile strap, optional mahogany-coloured crocodile-embossed calfskin strap |
| Strap system | Quick-release spring bars |
| Availability | One-time special editions |
| Price | EUR 2,190 for No03, EUR 2,490 for Perigraph including VAT |
These special editions should appeal to collectors who like MeisterSinger’s slower, more considered approach to displaying time, but want it in a dial colour with more presence.
The No03 is the purer expression, while the Perigraph adds a useful date mechanism with enough detail changes to feel properly considered.









