Since 2001, MeisterSinger has been renowned for its single-hand watches that capture the essence of simplicity and the art of living in the moment, earning multiple awards for their distinctive designs. Now, the German watchmaker is introducing a new collection tailored specifically for women: the Yaara line. These timepieces are crafted for independent, self-assured women, proving that the elegance and precision of single-hand watches transcend gender, offering timeless appeal to all.
Clarity and Style
Vibrant colours, a new flowing case, and a delicate metal link bracelet in stainless steel or bicolour, along with finely applied numerals and space for engraving, make the Yaara collection truly stand out. As the world leader in single-hand watches, MeisterSinger is known for its relaxed approach to time and its expertise in Swiss watchmaking. With these high standards in mind, expectations for a ladies’ collection were equally high, shaping the development of the Yaara line. MeisterSinger set the bar for comfort, charm, character, balance, and style, ensuring every detail reflects their unwavering commitment to excellence.
With a diameter of 36mm and a height of just 9mm, the Yaara fits comfortably on the wrist and is both a masterpiece of watchmaking and a real eye-catcher. The two-digit numerals in gold or silver, along with the matching hour hand, lend the Yaara a special lustre. The delicately designed five-minute markers at the dial’s edge fade into the background, enhancing clarity. The watch is powered by a Swiss Sellita automatic movement, offering a 42-hour power reserve, bringing both aesthetics and horological craftsmanship together in perfect harmony.
Colourful and Mythical
MeisterSinger presents three elegant versions with shimmering dials in pure stainless steel: Mint, Salmon, and Ice Blue. The bicolour case includes two additional sophisticated models in Cream White and Anthracite, alongside Ice Blue. The name Yaara has meanings across various cultures: in Persian, it translates to ‘courage’ and ‘strength’; in Brazilian mythology, it refers to a water and river goddess associated with beauty; and in Arabic, it means ‘little butterfly’ or ‘beloved friend’.At MeisterSinger, the name Yaara now embodies a refined aesthetic and feminine elegance with a distinct, confident voice.
