Marchi di orologi tedeschi
German watchmaking ranges from Glashutte finishing traditions to Bauhaus minimalism and pragmatic tool watches built around clarity, durability, and restrained design.
36 brands
- A. Lange & Söhne — 1845 · Germany
- Glashütte Original — 1845 · Germany
- Moritz Grossmann — 1854 · Germany
- Junghans — 1861 · Germany
- Leica — 1869 · Germany
- Mühle-Glashütte — 1869 · Germany
- Wempe — 1878 · Germany
- Hanhart — 1882 · Germany
- Union Glashütte — 1893 · Germany
- Montblanc — 1906 · Germany
- Aristo — 1907 · Germany
- Laco — 1925 · Germany
- Stowa — 1927 · Germany
- Tutima — 1927 · Germany
- Ruhla 1929 — 1929 · Germany
- Circula — 1955 · Germany
- Sinn — 1961 · Germany
- RMS Zeitmeister Watches — 1964 · Germany
- Braun Watches — 1977 · Germany
- Jochen Benzinger — 1984 · Germany
- NOMOS Glashütte — 1990 · Germany
- Alexander Shorokhoff — 1991 · Germany
- Damasko — 1994 · Germany
- Zeppelin — 1997 · Germany
- Junkers — 1998 · Germany
- Dornblüth & Sohn — 1999 · Germany
- Bruno Söhnle — 2000 · Germany
- Lang & Heyne — 2001 · Germany
- MeisterSinger — 2001 · Germany
- Steinhart — 2001 · Germany
- Archimede — 2003 · Germany
- Bauhaus Watches — 2004 · Germany
- Kudoke — 2008 · Germany
- Sternglas — 2016 · Germany
- Felipe Pikullik — 2018 · Germany
- Löbner — 2019 · Germany