Pangaea Day Date – ivory

Ivory reads warmer than white and calmer than cream, which is exactly the right ground for a dial with nothing cut into it. The MeisterSinger Pangaea Day Date leaves its calendar out in the open, and ivory gives it the softest possible backdrop.

MeisterSinger was founded in Münster in 2001 on one argument: fewer hands, calmer reading. The Pangaea Day Date keeps the single needle hand and adds the brand's most recognizable indication, two concentric rings for day and date rotating beneath a fixed red arrow at 12 o'clock. No frame surrounds them, so the days before and after today stay visible.

Here the ivory dial sits in a 40 mm stainless steel case beneath a domed sapphire crystal, on a brown strap with 20 mm lugs. It is slim rather than sporting, water resistant to 5 bar, and powered by a Sellita SW220 automatic that the brand modifies for the single-hand configuration. The exhibition caseback keeps the rotor in view.

This is the most classical dial in the Pangaea Day Date family and the simplest to wear with a jacket, morning to evening.

Perfect for: ivory dial watch shoppers, buyers looking for a slim 40 mm dress automatic, gift shoppers for a watch enthusiast.