Junghans Chronoscope PWD Coating yes/no?
Hello watch community!
I’m new in the game and really glad your posts are tempting me to add some nice watches to my yet small collection.
I really love the style and simplicity of the Junghans Max Bill Chronoscope and so I am thinking about adding it as my dresser/office watch.
The contrast of the PWD version and the white dial is something I very like. But on the other side I hate the look of used/scratched coatings. Do you have experience with this one? Is it durable? Or better go for the classic metal one?
I’m looking forward to your thoughts! 😁
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Aside from scratches/wear, the black PVD will limit it as far as different clothes/occasions.
The steel is timeless and is always a good choice.
Anything but stainless or chrome may slightly help alleviate the problem of these dials looking like they belong on a blood pressure cuff.
I had to make the same choice, I also really like the black version, but the steel is more suitable for any occasion and goes with everything