The dial of the Unomat has been designed in a matt, deep black look. The 5-minute markers are in shades that match the dial. Clearly recognizable when viewed from a distance, yet sufficiently understated to create an even clearer, more robust appearance. The double-digit hour numerals consist of three-dimensional, cast luminous elements that are applied to the dial. During the day they stand out in orange against the black dial and at night they glow particularly intensely because they are thicker and can also absorb and emit light from the sides. The needle-shaped hand, which is relatively broad for a MeisterSinger, and the hour markers are also highly luminous.
The crown of the distinctive 43 mm diameter stainless steel case is a screw-down version featuring a flank protector that guards against shocks. The solid case back and extremely sturdy sapphire glass make this watch water-resistant up to 30 bar. But that’s not all: A sleeve located in the case is supplemented by a soft iron dial. The elaborate design makes the movement impervious to the radiation that is ubiquitous in today’s world.
The large Swiss Sellita SW400 automatic movement, which is specially modified for MeisterSinger’s single-hand watches, quietly ticks inside the Unomat. The date display is positioned unusually far to the outside of this movement and is therefore 30% larger than on an SW200 movement. It is enclosed by layers of soft iron. This elaborate design makes the movement impervious to the ubiquitous radiation from cell phones, electrical appliances, magnetic fasteners, and laboratory equipment.
