Radio Controlled

Atomic Watches
made in germany

Buying a MAXIMILIAN Atomic Wrist Watch is keeping up with the latest watch technology. Always having reliable exact time together with simple logical handling are essential assets which you will quickly appreciate.

Maximiliam Atomic Watches receive a signal from the WWVB time transmitter near Ft. Collins, Colorado within a radius of approximately 1500 miles. Once a day (at 1:00 am local time), the watch synchronizes with the NIST Cesium Atomic Clock, accurate to better than 1 second in 20 million years! The watch also adjusts automatically for daylight savings time, and uses the signal to calibrate it’s internal quartz, which ensures accuracy even when the signal is not received (also when traveling outside the US).

Maximilian Atomic Watches are set to the atomic time before they leave the factory. Afterwards they reliably take care on their own to be always precise to the second.

The cases of Maximilian Atomic Watches are made of remarkable materials: because of its characteristics high-tech material Carbon is often used in sports equipment that with higher specifications, like ski boots or mountain bikes. Stainless Steel is still the most used material for watch cases. It is particularly durable and scratch-resistant and therefore guarantees a long life time. Titanium which has been used initially in space technology shows big toughness and stands out due to low weight and high stability. In addition Titanium cases are best suited for allergic people. High-polished stainless steel is coated with Ceramic at 540°F and becomes extremely resistant. This material stands for its distinctive shine and leads to a very precious watch design. Ceramic-coated cases and bands are also used for watches out of the "German Museum Collection".

Our latest atomic watch design - a three-part case - utilizes all positive features of above mentioned materials: Stainless Steel, Titanium, and Ceramic. The middle part and the back of the case are made of lightweight and anti-allergic Titanium, whereas scratch-resistant stainless steel is used for the case ring (lunette). Fans of ceramic design can chose a ceramic-coated steel ring.