'gießkanne 766' schwarzgrün cast iron born in Japan and living

born in Japan and living in Switzerland since 1971

with ceramic grinding mechanisms

no annoying handling with a stubborn closure

including the newspaper kiosk and the cigarette kiosk

The demands on the watch may have changed since then – the philosophy of Junghans has always remained the same

'gießkanne 766' schwarzgrün cast iron born in Japan and livingthe sculpture for the windowsill: hedwig bollhagen developed her watering can from a round vessel, whose side dents also serve as the handle. quite simply, an organic form arises here from the function which otherwise does not occur in bollhagen's work. her watering can 766 became a classic. the stoneware watering can by hedwig bollhagen is now produced in various colored glazes.