Each dial on the new Edition Panthero Jumping Hour Guillochage is cut line by line on a historical, hand-operated guilloché machine, which is why MeisterSinger is only making 25 of them. The brand lists reference ED-PTJHG914 on its own site at EUR 7,990 including 19 percent German VAT, roughly $8,950 USD at current exchange rates.
The light blue guilloché fills almost the entire dial, interrupted by a dark grey off-center minute ring and the round jumping hour aperture at 12 o’clock. A small rotating disc near 6 o’clock is shaped from MeisterSinger’s fermata logo and turns once a second. The single sculpted hand sweeps the off-center ring rather than the dial center, which is the layout MeisterSinger introduced on the Panthero earlier this year. Monochrome, which introduced the watch on October 5, 2026, describes it as an anniversary-year edition marking the brand’s 25th year.
The steel case is 40.5mm wide and 11.25mm thick with 20mm lugs, a domed sapphire crystal and a mineral glass exhibition back, rated to 5 bar. Inside is the MS-JH-01, a Sellita SW300 fitted with a jumping hour module, good for 47 hours. Monochrome attributes the module to Dubois-Dépraz. The strap is cognac calfskin with a crocodile emboss.
MeisterSinger has not published an availability date. Its own product page carries no add-to-cart button, listing the watch as on request with an inquiry form, so this one goes through authorized retailers.
