Perigraph
Model History
The Perigraph tackles one of the trickiest challenges for a brand that has made the single hand its reason for being: how to add the date without betraying the "relaxed" legibility principle that sets MeisterSinger apart. The solution, from which the line takes its name (from the Greek "peri", around, and "graph", to write), is a date disc that runs around the entire perimeter of the dial, with the day's figure indicated by a small red triangle at 12 o'clock, instead of the more usual — and more intrusive — date window.
Offered for years only in the line's historic 43 mm diameter, the Perigraph was joined in 2023 by a more compact 38 mm version, designed to broaden the line's audience without altering its setup: the same automatic Sellita SW300 caliber, the same perimeter date disc, the same overall dial layout, simply housed in a smaller case and in three new color variants (ivory, sunburst blue, glossy white).
Over the years the Perigraph has also served as the basis for several of the brand's special editions, including bronze variants and themed limited series, confirming how this line — while remaining faithful to the essential single-hand setup — has become over the years a field of aesthetic experimentation for MeisterSinger, more so than the purer N°03 line and the more manufacture-oriented Circularis.
Technical Specifications
Main Executions
The Perigraph's date display was designed specifically to avoid introducing a second conceptual "hand" on the dial: instead of a window showing the day's figure, the whole disc turns under the crystal and shows the current date aligned to a small red triangle, keeping the dial's look as close as possible to that of the brand's other, date-free lines.

