Million Precision Time

Very bad customer service, promised call back within 3 weeks, taken deposit, and mentioned doesnt need to keep the watch at the store. I have waited for a month, I have to call back to follow up my myself, and I am being treated in a very rude way and refused to refund the money back to me. Is a small amount of money, but it shows how "professional" you shop is.

Whenever looking for high quality and particularly exquisite timepieces, one will inevitably take the manufacturer’s origin into consideration. Especially since watches from Swiss manufacturers have rightly earned their status over the years as the crème de la crème of haute horlogerie. It goes without saying that the term “Swiss made” has become a synonym for exceptional watch brands intertwined with a certain measure of prestige. Companies based in Deutschland have been able to slowly catch up with both the technical innovations as well as the designs and refined taste embodied in many Swiss timepieces since the reunification of Germany in 1990. The label “Made in Germany” has finally been able to hold its own in the competitive market of watches, while closing the gap on well-established Swiss brands. Keeping this in mind, in the following article you’ll find our list of the top ten most important German watchmakers. This, of course, is entirely a matter of preference as it’s impossible to cover all the ground concerning everyone’s individual taste or affinity for a specific brand. We’ll be focusing less on those manufacturers hailing from the Alps and more on the path leading straight to the Black Forest. We’ll also be taking a closer look at the southern Erzgebirge region of Germany. However, before we check out the manufacturer in Saxon Glashütte, we’re on our way first to central Germany. Where the skyline of banker’s high-rises is visible from far away and which signals the first destination on our top ten list: the city of Frankfurt am Main. 1. Sinn In the German center of finance, of the bull and bear market, the world of stock brokers and highflyers, the flight instructor and former rally participant Helmut Sinn founded his company in the city still affectionately referred to as ‘Mainhattan’ in the early 1960s. What began with the arrangement of on-board instruments in Bundeswehraircrafts, rapidly turned into the invention of chronographs designed primarily for pilots. From the very beginning, Helmut Sinn Spezialuhren GmbH excelled with watches that were expected to fulfill the highest technical demands. For example the Sinn 142S proved the functionality of automatic winding wristwatches in a zero-gravity environment. The divers watch UX can even be found now firmly around the wrist of the elite German Federal Police, the GSG9.