MeisterSinger Presents the Pangaea Aventurine

With its signature single-hand display, MeisterSinger has created a certain philosophy of time, where a fine needle indicates the time almost to the minute, but without any of the frenetic minute and second hands of conventional watches. This almost poetical display encourages a relaxed approach to time in our fast-moving world. With the latest creation, the Pangaea Aventurine, the single-hand watch specialist brings the beauty of the starry sky to the wrist, thanks to a “Goldfluss” aventurine dial. 

Before moving to the new part of this watch, its dial, let’s quickly look back at the known technical base, the Pangaea automatic. A familiar name in the brand’s collection, the company introduced the Pangaea Day Date back in 2013. Then, in 2022, MeisterSinger surprised with the limited edition Pangaea 365, a time-only version with a clean, minimalist design that radiated a captivating vintage feel. And in 2023, the time-only Pangaea became part of the permanent collection. It is housed in a 40mm fully polished stainless steel case, featuring a sizeable fluted onion and a slim bezel, for an uncluttered view of the dial through a domed sapphire crystal. Power comes from a simple yet solid and easy-to-service Sellita SW200, an alternative to the ETA 2824, wound by a personalised rotor.

The main highlight of this version is the dial, made from aventurine glass, a material also known as Goldfluss or Gold stone. Avventurina, in Italian, is a type of glass invented on the Venetian island of Murano in the 17th century. It’s not to be confused with the aventurine mineral, a type of quartz with a shimmering effect (often green), which was discovered after aventurine glass and named identically, not the other way around. The result is a deep blue dial with a glossy effect and hundreds of small metallic inclusions. Then, the dial receives historical touches, such as gold-colored, multi-printed numerals, vintage typography and, instead of the usual 5-minute line markers, fine dots are used to signify the passage of time. Finally, a classic white needle-shaped hand indicates the time – all of that being reminiscent of watches from the 365 series.

Worn on a cognac leather strap, the MeisterSinger Pangaea Aventurine joins the brand’s permanent collection and is priced at EUR 2,990. For more details, consult MeisterSinger.com.

10/09/2025 - update regarding the material used for the dial