Messerschmitt ME108-80L Men's Watch • Chronograph • Made in Germany

The Messerschmitt ME108-80L is a pilot's watch with character, perfectly embodying the German watchmaking tradition from Pforzheim. Manufactured by Aristo Vollmer, this timepiece combines masculine vintage design with the precision of modern technology. The polished stainless steel case frames the deep blue dial, a direct homage to the historical Messerschmitt era.

Special Features of the Messerschmitt ME108-80L Watch

• Precise Chronograph Function thanks to the high-quality Swiss quartz movement from Ronda for exact time measurement.
• Authentic Pilot Design with an excellently legible dial and luminous hands for optimal visibility.
• Quality Made in Germany due to the traditional manufacturing in Pforzheim with robust mineral glass.

Watch Care Instructions

Care & Cleaning

• Daily: Wipe the case and strap with a soft, dry cloth to remove dirt and sweat.
• Water-resistant watches: Clean with mild soapy water and a soft brush, rinse, and dry thoroughly.
  Important: Screw down the crown tightly beforehand!!!
• Not water-resistant: Clean only dry or slightly damp, do not use water or cleaning agents.
• Avoid: Abrasive agents, perfume, cosmetics, and heat.
• Leather straps: Do not saturate, clean only slightly damp, and allow to dry away from heat.
• Water resistance: Do not wear when showering or bathing, have it checked annually.
• Battery (Quartz): Have a dead battery replaced immediately.
• Mechanical watches: Service every 5 years by a master watchmaker.

Storage & Handling

• Store the watch separately, not directly with other jewelry (risk of scratches).
• Take off mechanical watches when winding, do not leave the crown pulled out.

Jewelry Care – How to Keep Your Jewelry Beautiful:

• Remove jewelry before showering, bathing, and sports.
• Avoid direct sunlight – wood, leather & co. can fade.
• Hands off – constant touching leaves grease and dirt.
• No aggressive cleaning agents like chlorine, saltwater, or disinfectants.
• Apply cosmetics and perfume first, then put on jewelry.