Watches

Lilienthal Berlin Watches

Lilienthal Berlin makes watches for everyday life – not objects to keep in a safe, but models that actually get worn. The range runs from classic quartz to automatic movements, solar-powered chronographs and skeletonised dials. What all of them share: hypoallergenic 316L steel, sapphire-hardened mineral glass, Japanese or Swiss movements, and pricing that's honest for what you're getting.

What kind of watch person am I?

The range is broad but not arbitrary. Each model has its own character and speaks to a different kind of wearer. Someone after an elegant watch for polished occasions lands somewhere different from someone who wants a tough everyday companion with a stopwatch function. Someone who values the mechanics of an automatic makes a different choice from someone for whom low-maintenance reliability matters most. The filter options help you get there quickly.

Which movement suits me?

Quartz runs precisely, needs a new battery every few years, and nothing else. Automatic has no battery – it charges through the motion of your wrist and is the right choice for anyone who sees the mechanics as part of what they're wearing. Solar charges through light and skips the battery change entirely. All three are represented in the range.

What do all models have in common?

The same material standards apply across the board. The case is hypoallergenic 316L steel – robust, corrosion-resistant, fine for sensitive skin. The sapphire-hardened mineral glass protects the dial from everyday scratches. The inner anti-reflective coating keeps the dial readable in direct light. And all straps swap tool-free – between leather, mesh, steel-link and rePET.

Designed in Berlin

Lilienthal Berlin was founded in Berlin in 2015 and designs every model there. The range carries that origin not as a marketing claim but as a design attitude: clean shapes, reduced dials, nothing superfluous. Watches that work – and look good doing it.