

MeisterSinger Edition Passage Ivory
Limited to 100 pieces: an ivory dial whose hours are ringed by red minute counts, 60 to 720, and blue second counts up to 43,200, under a heat-blued hand.
- From the official MeisterSinger dealer in Singapore: supplied new, with the international warranty registered for you.
- Complimentary insured delivery within Singapore, or collection at our Binjai Park boutique.
- Questions about sizing or straps? WhatsApp us.
| Reference | ED-PASSAGE |
|---|---|
| Collection | Editions |
| Edition | Limited to 100 pieces |
| Case | Stainless steel, 43 mm × 11.5 mm |
| Crystal | Domed sapphire crystal |
| Case back | Display back, mineral glass |
| Water resistance | 5 bar (50 m) |
| Movement | Automatic — Sellita SW200, modified for the single hand |
| Power reserve | 38 hours |
| Functions | Single hand (hours & five-minute steps) |
| Dial | Ivory, minute and second counts |
| Strap | Vintage saddle leather, dark brown |
| Lug width | 20 mm |
Numbered editions made in small runs: a hand that turns once a day, genuine enamel over a Unitas pocket-watch calibre, Benjamin Franklin’s four-hour dial. Editions built on a current model are listed with that collection.
Many sell out quickly. Ask us, and we will check availability with MeisterSinger.
Complimentary insured courier delivery to Singapore addresses, normally within 1–3 working days of payment for watches in stock; a signature is required. You may also collect from our private boutique at 11 Binjai Park by appointment.
If a watch is not right for you, unworn pieces in their original condition, with all packaging, protective films and papers, may be returned within 14 days of delivery. See Client Care for details.
As the official MeisterSinger dealer in Singapore, we supply every watch new with its MeisterSinger international warranty card, which we complete and register at purchase. Servicing, strap changes and bracelet adjustments are arranged through our boutique.
Right now it is about ten past ten
This dial shows the current time in Singapore. There is no minute hand: every hour is divided into twelve five-minute steps, so one glance tells you where you are in the day — to within a few minutes, and without the hurry.


