Panthero Jumping Hour – black

Not every MeisterSinger has one hand. The Panthero Jumping Hour keeps two indications and adds a piece of theater: the hour sits in a round aperture and snaps to the next digit rather than drifting there, while a sculpted minute hand travels an off-center ring.

Panthero arrived in 2026, the year MeisterSinger turned 25, as a clean-sheet design. New case, ultra-thin bezel, an oversized spiral crown, and through the exhibition back a rotor styled after three interlocking fermatas. The fermata is the musical sign for a held pause and the brand's emblem, which tells you most of what the company has been arguing for since 2001.

This version is black, in a 40.5 mm stainless steel case under a domed sapphire crystal, on a black strap with 20 mm lugs. Black lacquer strips the dial back so the hour aperture and the minute track are the only things competing for attention, with a sun wheel turning as decoration rather than as a seconds count. The calibre is the MS-JH-01, a Sellita SW300 with a jumping-hour module developed with Dubois-Dépraz, beating at 28,800 vibrations per hour with 47 hours of reserve. Rated 5 bar.

Perfect for: jumping hour watch buyers, black dial modern dress watch shoppers, collectors following new mechanical releases.