The Best German Watches Under $1,000 | From $100 and Up

[@julianmuller9567]

As a German, I can recommend Seiko! It's a japanese brand that has nothing to do with Germany, which is just exotic enough for me

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

Doc Milersky hahaha I love Seiko

[@Cortesevasive]

Yeah Japan and Germany has nothing in common ;)

[@julianmuller9567]

Just buy a japanese watch then, problem solved lmao

[@hellsingtepech6525]

@Truthfears Guilty well they do have some of the best movements in watch history such as glashutte original and a lange & sohne if you have 15k to spare

[@iamlegend6937]

Hellsing Tepech NOMOS watches use Glashütte movements as well and they don’t cost 15k but still about 1,5 - 4k

[@stevedave5673]

It never ceases to amaze me how many watch brands exist all with their own history and style. Informative and entertaining as always. Thanks Teddy!

[@lkamenicky]

I would definitely put the Sinn 556 on the list as well!

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

I thought it would be a stretch to include it under a $1,000. You can find some used for that, but they retail over that. The next video for sure!

[@Parocha]

It would be a Sinn not to mention it? Lol

[@pacovl46]

Junkers has also automatic watches in the Bauhaus and Bauhaus 100 Jahre series. Also, Zeppelin watches are made by the same company and can be found on the same website as Junkers watches. They’re essentially the same watches with different dials and branding. Love the Bauhaus series!

[@Texmotodad]

Thx Teddy! The Stowa ticks off the things I'm looking for in a watch for dress & everyday. Heritage German brand, 38 or less, lume, no date, ETA manual and not too "sporty" to me; plus under $750. As you mentioned, looks like I can use a bracelet, leather or NATO on it. If I get the new job this week I'm buying myself one as a present! The Max Bill manual was a very close second!! Thx again!

[@phamily-tv]

I got myself the Max Bill hand winding last week. AMAZING!

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Awesome! What color?

[@phamily-tv]

Teddy Baldassarre I got the silver dial (looks white) with the numbers. I considered the black but I wanted to try a bright dial for once. Worth it! Only minor con is the movement has loud ticks.

[@Pilipinazz]

What is the lug width?

[@phamily-tv]

Pilipinazz the lug width is 18mm, so that’s very nice. The lug-to-lug length is only 37mm

[@frpayawal]

Got it a few days ago! My first real watch purchase, loving it!

[@chriswatchreviews4752]

Great video as always! I have a Graff Zeppelin Hindenburg series, rose gold case with a black dial, black band, and a Miyota 9015 series movement. It is absolutely gorgeous, my co-workers ask me about it all the time with someone even commenting that it has steam punk vibe to it. It definitely has a early 20th century design element to it. I paid $300 for it. Wish I could share a pic of it on here, but its becoming one of my favorite watches in my collection

[@scottlauren3145]

This video is exactly what I was looking for and I knew you would have it. I really want a Nomos but am looking at other German brands also. I just love the simplistic and thin design a lot of them have. Thank you.

[@darkocavar275]

Completely in love with german watches, specially in affordable range like this. Currently wearing TUW Ruhla

[@neptunevibe]

I own a Junkers Hugo chronograph white dial with Ronda quartz and I love it. Is such a great affordable watch. It may have nothing to do with the old company but who cares¿ I felt in love with it. I also plan to get a Bauhaus automatic from them or Zeppelin. They are under the same umbrella.

[@zaheedevans3]

Much needed content in this area for watch enthusiasts. Some of these German watches are real sleepers and are likely to increase in value like Nomos. Would be great to see your picks at the next price point.

[@katshoulders4576]

Great video as always! I’ve fallen in love with German watches as of late. I guess I need to brush up on my correct pronunciation of a lot of these brands by the comment section here😳

[@Tonysoprano497]

Some amazing German brands .. A word of caution though some of the cheaper brands featured are almost certainly not German made . Acquiring the names of defunct brands with heritage is a trick often favoured by the Chinese in attempt to add prestige to what is often junk...

[@Demanufactur3]

If I had a spare 1500 laying around I'd get the Max Bill chrono in a heartbeat. (In white naturally)

[@SylvainDuford]

I completely agree, if I had to limit myself to one country for watches, it would be Germany.

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Function, design and quality. Can’t be beat if you ask me!

[@mrbacchus6127]

I limit myself to watches that use Chinese parts. Oh wait that's 99.9999% of them

[@vikitoto2000]

Thanks for making me discover the Partitio. What a nice piece. Excellent video keep it up!

[@garattyfisher]

Thanks to your channel I have gotten back into the watch collector game. I don't have tons of money to spend, so these videos help alot. Great video. Keep them coming.

[@bananasrfr14]

Definitely do this for more countries please!

[@timonie]

What do you guys think of Sternglas? I really dig their watches !

[@NCSheriff7]

Its fine. Contra no big History or Heritage

[@AnthonyBoettcher24]

great video as always! I know pronunciation is difficult for some German names. But simply say Braun like "brown" its a lot more accurate.

[@thewheelieguy]

Difficulty for Americans: In the advertising here the company pronounces it "brawn", presumably because "brown" does not sound *European* enough. It blew my mind when I first saw a Braun ad in German, and I realized yes: "au" in Braun is pronounced as 'ow', as Donau River.

[@KarlReimerGodt]

He pronounces "Bronn".

[@merritt001]

Fantastic review. Great job. Which top 3-5 dress watches (from any country) would you recommend, which meet the following criteria: 1) white dial; 2) wearable with business suits; 3) wears well with larger wrists (maybe 40+mm); 4). black leather strap, 5). clean/classy, and 6). under $1k. I seem to fancy Hamilton, Junghan (sp?) Max Bill, Defakto, Breitling, but DEFINITELY open to others. Thank you for your feedback.

[@florianwimmer5740]

I think 'Steinhart' watches have a great value for the money. Like the GMT Ocean One 39. ETA 2893-2 Elaboré, Ceramic Bezel, Sapphire. For just under 600$. Or the Ocean One Vintage Chronograph, if you want a great looking Daytona lookalike for under 1000$ ^^

[@martinsperano3025]

Waiting for my Steinhart Ocean 39..

[@zzyzxzee6374]

Florian Wimmer i like steinhart but their chrinos just too thick

[@rick3670]

Definitely more along the lines of what I’m most interested in, the more affordable watches. Like you, I appreciate German styling, and will look further into the Red Baron.

[@m.a.r2411]

I love German watches... And I love Junghans... Please talk about Sternglas... I know it is a new brand but they've got such a good looking watches... I'd like to know more about them... Great video

[@UnNamedTrucker]

I love my Sinn 556i which I purchased secondhand on eBay for a less than $1k.

[@cabourgmaly822]

You need to look over french watch brands. By the way, good job. Keep it up !

[@truthordaryll5765]

My favorite German watch right now is the Junghans Meister Telemeter. I love the vintage inspired look and coming in at 40mm for a chrono is a winner for my wrist. The Nomos Zurich World Time in midnight blue comes in at a close second in my book. While both watches are over the $1000 mark, Junghans at $2k USD and the Nomos at $6k USD, I believe they embody the spirit of German engineering and form.

[@minukkim8239]

Awesome list! The only watch I would personally add is the Zeppelin Hindenburg Moonphase at between $150-250

[@crispysyd9190]

Yes! Enjoying the deep dive of specific watch brand by country.

[@jorgitogaitan]

Awesome! The kind of range I’m spending right now. I just got a tissot T055.427.17.057.00 for me and a tissot T035.207.36.031.00 for my wife. Will be nice to see couples watches

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

I did a women’s watch video just a little while back. Can definitely expand on that though!

[@jorgitogaitan]

By couples I mean his and hers look alike watches. Wife loves that .... my wallet doesnt

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Haha oh I gotcha man 😂

[@jorgitogaitan]

Teddy, you might want to tackle the social media sponsored watches for upcoming videos. They are on my face everyday. Like filippo loreti and such. Lots of ads on fb.

[@mdunawaym]

I'd love to see a video with one watch from each continent, or each region of the world. I did buy the Junkers Bauhaus after seeing it on one of your videos, and for the money I really like it.

[@YardenJZ]

About Junkers: First of all, it's pronounced YOONKERS. Second, much of the appeal of the brand isn't just the style. Junkers is a legendary, historical aircraft company. the current Junkers watch brand was established by members of the original Junkers family and the watch designs elude to the aircraft designs. This is especially notable with the Tante Ju (a nickname for the legendary JU52).

[@leung9401]

I love the Junghans Max Bill. Iconic, elegant & ageless.

[@MrPleers]

I agree. Still high on my list of watches I want to buy.

[@azeeuwnl1961]

Good overview. Thanks Next up: a review on the Tapferkeit watches?

[@clo2715]

I like the archimede bronze pilot watch.

[@TheRicey64]

I would also highly recommend the microbrand Sternglas and their Naos 2.0! Just bought one and I’ve been really enjoying it, great bauhaus watch and value for $200

[@tomanastasio1144]

Teddy, You forgot the GPW by ARCTOS Elite Precision.The company has been around since the 1920's.They make NATO field watches for $240.00 You get an all titanium beaded case w/a screw in back, a sapphire crystal, a Swiss Ronda quartz movement and a screw down crown.A lot of watch for the money.

[@seangill2113]

Great video as always Teddy. Love German watches but im less familiar with German budget options. Has the price on that Defakto changed? I looked into it being new to the brand and saw it listed for 915 instead of 500ish putting it more in line with max bills and stowa anteas.

[@secularpilgrim1372]

Yes, please continue. I have been looking at a Sinn

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

I will continue this! Love the next price range for German watches

[@secularpilgrim1372]

@@TeddyBaldassarre Thanks. I'm really enjoying your channel.

[@amerifox7]

My German watches that I own, Zeppelin gmt quartz, Stowa 1919 Antea, Stowa Marine 41mm with Roman numerals, Sinn 104 with black dial red seconds hand. Still need a flieger and a laco to add to the collection.

[@RiffDevin]

That Laco's on my grail list!

[@markplayford5836]

Another excellent video Teddy. Love German watches and a Laco could be my next purchase as I have no pilots watch in the collection. Some great brands there I have not heard of so will be checking them out. A Sinn and a Damasko will be in there one day too at over a thousand dollars or pounds most of them so another episode on higher priced ones would be very welcome also.

[@raus6840]

Hey guys! Have you heard of "Sternglas"? Also a German watch making brand :) I own the naos automatic with a black dial and ,damn son, I love it! It's antireflection sapphire crystal is truly better than from my Certina caimano. @Teddy what is your opinion on this brand?

[@mvteyv6993]

Teddy, what is your opinion on saving to buy a watch? I am 16 y/o and really want to get a junghans max bill (automatic). Is it really worth saving up for? I already have a skx013k2 and a bambino open heart. Very conflicted on if it is worth saving up for.

[@BogdanPaun1976]

Same video but with russian watches please?

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

I think every country should get one of these videos!

[@Sdfsoepvmsywocmzyw]

Dude it’s sad but Russian watches are total crap. Saying that as a Russian. We can’t deliver any good mass consumer production since the Revolution, only heavy-duty like submarines or anti-air missiles. And some high-end handcrafted stuff too, sometimes. Not mass one.

[@Robozgraggi]

You guys shouldn't be so negative about your watches... Yes, the quality of Russian watches varies quite a bit. But the point of getting a Russian watch isn't its perceived "quality" but its charm, that very special "cool factor" you don't get from others. It's the exact same thing with your military hardware: mostly ugly as f*ck but always very functional and robust with the same "cool factor"! I'm a sucker for your watches and I'm also Swiss by the way. My 25$ Komandirskie has way more wrist time than my Submariner. You don"t need to understand, but be glad that there are people out there that genuinly like your country's watches!

[@ssvs0485]

You make one hell of a quality pocket knife.

[@leo9272]

@@Sdfsoepvmsywocmzyw Sorry but I have to counter that. I've got a Russian automatic dresswatch that's incredibly thin (about 6mm) and it's still running perfectly after after about 20 years. I honestly don't know what they're making now but I am quite impressed with what they have done.

[@karlsenula9495]

Love the Aristo LH-80 flieger and Laco Aachen type B flieger. Also love your Max Bill Chronoscope and the look of that Graf Zeppelin.

[@pranaviyer971]

I like the Gigandet Red Baron. I don't know why, but I like it. I think it looks clean, solid, and looks like a typical Flieger.

[@francisvr7]

I love your Junghans Chronoscope! Wish you would've included the Form C Chronoscope!

[@AbdulRWatches]

I think the next list would be for German watches till 1-3K, and i think it will be filled with Sinn, Nomos, and Demasko :D

[@watchcollectingstrategy]

Fantastic list Teddy! I would add the Sinn EZM 3F pre-owned.

[@richardraine2075]

I like the Aristo watches because there are a variety of sizes. In bought the 47 mm blue starburst with a 2824-2 ETA movement. I don’t like it... I love it! Great show.

[@neilpiper9889]

I have an Elysee black Pilot style automatic date watch, with a brushed case. I like it a lot.

[@mikewardle8676]

Go up to 2k and include the Muhle Glashute super quality and great looking especially the big29er

[@desmobc]

Sinn and Steinhart and Laco are my favourite German watch brands !

[@michaelhulbert7360]

Great video. I didn’t even know that some of those brands were German. That Defacto looks awesome. Defacto, Archimede and Limes are related, if I remember correctly.

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

I believe you are correct. Totally agree on the Defakto as well. Possibly my favorite from the list.

[@mgro8692]

Fell in love with the Junghans Chronoscope because of you! Still saving the money, but that’s my unicorn now!

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

M Gro That’s a great watch to pursue

[@billgallagher1914]

Great video Teddy! I am fortunate to own two Lange's. I enjoy most of the German offerings. Now we need you to look at the $1,000. to $5,000. market. I really enjoy your channel. What sources do you like for straps and accessories? Much appreciated!!

[@paulkinder8440]

I'd like to see a $1000 to $2000 video. I'm thinking of picking up a Muhle Glashutte but I've not seen too many reviews, I'm also picking up a Meistersinger for it's uniqueness.

[@Jikaninja]

What about Waldhoff? I know you self and many watch people don’t like skeleton watches, but I just recently bought one of their basic republic model and I am pretty happy and impressed by it......btw, I do love Nomos, Yunkers(Junkers} and Junghans very much! Cheers.

[@MikeLike8]

Teddy, thanks for making these great videos, this one is excellent, German watches are of my favorites. Hopefully I’ll be able to get myself a Lange Terraluna one day.

[@neilpiper9889]

I have a black 34mm Junghans from ww2. Handwinding, black dial hesalite. I bought it for £30 recently. It's identical to the one my father had when I growing after the war.

[@lewistalmadge6703]

I liked this video since it provided a lot of content on German watches at affordable price points. I will forward to future episodes similar to this video.

[@cesarsaucedo5110]

Really liked the look of the Junkers, the Defakto not so much, it looks like you may have a spider on your wrist. Great info, you should do a $1000 and above review.

[@udarasumithrarachchi6336]

Great video. I got to know a whole range of good german watch brands.

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Happy to help my friend!

[@PiEndsWith0]

Teddy, please do this for Japan as well! I need something besides a Seiko !!!

[@pranaviyer971]

.....then get an Alba, Citizen, or an Orient.

[@mt24Carson]

Nice video to raise awareness of German watches. Would be a good idea to cover the next tier of watches there, ie Sinn, Nomos and others.

[@CWJY68]

Hey Ted! Great vid! I really like your content as i come across more variety of watches unlike many guys tt focus only on the few brands eg rolex,AP.. i am currently still considering to get the junghans chronoscope but i’ve just gotten the hamilton khaki field mechanical. Any advice?

[@liecht]

Excellent review,as always....keep on and thanks for your channel!

[@jasonhjorth1684]

Nice video. Given the bauhaus style of most of the watches listed I would have thought the Laco Dresdon would have made it on.

[@boeingdriver29]

Love your work. Just bought a Nomos Tangamet GMT very happy. Next a Lange Saxonia slim , after I’ve robbed a bank.

[@tomruss2967]

Completely overlooked my favorite brand...Steinhart!

[@futb2665]

Tom Russ i like steinhart but they are just copying rolex

[@seanjoyce9475]

Sinn and Demasco are two excellent German brands. Very surprised that Sinn were not mentioned.Maybe because in your price range the only model would be the 556A and556I.Both of which offer excellent value.

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

I felt they would both be better suited for the next price range!

[@seanjoyce9475]

Look forward to seeing the video Teddy.Still a great video.

[@gwimmer98]

I really love your videos. You basically do all the research about available watches for us! I would also love to see you making more in depth reviews of some of these watches ;)

[@Andy-ih5kh]

Another excellent video, Teddy. Quite a few brands that were new to me. Especially like the Nivril. Will be checking that out further.

[@AutomticHeart]

Manufacturing, Design, Punctuality, Steel...of course they do nice watches!

[@hectorrodriguez625]

Do more like this teddy, I love German watches and I agree with you that country creates beautiful watches.

[@scotth6848]

Very informative on German brands. I am surprised there not very making their own movements. I own a vintage style Trias, automatic with a coin edge case...and I love it. I do not anything about the brand, nor who makes the movement in my particular watch and would like to know more about it. I do truly like the German styling, most of the watches you displayed in this video, I like very much. Thanks Teddy!

[@szakacselod8452]

I am looking at German watches for a while, what i don't like about them is the printed/painted dialnumbers. I wasn't attentive enough, is there at least one on Your list, that has a bit more sophistication in that area? I mean it's probably ok at the 200 end of the price spectrum, but at 900 still painted or printed? I think that is not necessarily Bauhaus spirit :D

[@barrycolmer324]

Loved this video and would love more, perhaps centred solely on one or two classic bauhaus watch makers or another multi watch video like this one. Anything German at the moment is good for me. Got myself the Braun watch mentioned here and I love it, especially as I paid £70 for it. At some point I will invest in something a little more iconic and classic. Thanks, great job!

[@MrTchou]

I believe you should pronounce Junkers beginning (Youn) as you pronounce it for Junghans

[@1018Frankie]

Awesome video and information, I love those german watches and only knew a cuople of them, keep the good work!

[@thomasmoll8822]

The entry-level Stowas probably stand out in this price bracket... You also might have wished to include the Sinn 556 and the Nomos Club Campus. In addition (although I am not sure about the “street price”), there are some offerings from Union Glashütte you could have checked out since they are available worldwide through online vendors.

[@gunnerman1880]

I think for the price Vostok amphibian watches are great automatic upto 20atm anti shock and well made also you can mod them.

[@iliyatashev5197]

Hello ! Thank you for your nice video ! Please , tell me where is the Germany watch brad Windgassen ? Today I buy one and will be interesting for me what I bay. Thank you !

[@metalmoory]

Zeppelin needed more time! It has more way better designed pieces, I believe it's one of the classiest designed watches. Love your work, keep it up!

[@DesmondSG]

He just zoomed past that one, haha

[@matthewclark1529]

Great review, I recently bought the Iron Annie(formerly Junkers) Wellblech. It's a simple quartz watch with a date window and extra time-zone. I didn't really like the leather band it came with, so I interchanged it with a NATO strap instead.

[@tankltan5644]

Hi Mr Clark How abt your iron Annie watch now? I'm considering their automatic watch now, but not easy to get the review...🤔😅

[@topjesys]

Hello Teddy, if you make a video about German Watches in the Price Range from 1.000 - 2.000, please look at the Marc & Sons Tricompax Racing Chronograph in 43mm, it’s a amazing watch for the money 😍😍😍

[@magnusmoldmaker]

The Junghans Form A is the most beautiful watch of them all. That's why I own one.

[@clockdva20]

There maybe be other Bauhaus watch brands however Junkers and Bauhaus have a shared History. Hugo Junkers was a big supporter of the Bauhaus school. Even to the point of putting both the land and money up for the famed Bauhaus School to built in Dessau. Bauhaus designers designed the seating for the inside the famed JU52 passanger plane. Junkers also help Bauhaus to learn about using mass production technics that then used in some of their famed tube steel chairs. My first whatch was a Junkers Bauhaus for my wife . My 2nd one is a Junkers JU52 Crono both from the 2015/16 quartz movements. The current Junkers Watches have gone more up market I think some of the higher priced models are now using Swiss Automatic movments as is reflected in their higher prices and different finishing specs now. Not has I have seen any of their current line up in the flesh .I am yet to see any in the whatch outlets here in Hamburg there place as been taken over by the Brand Iron Annie who's Bauhaus and flying related watches I find lacking the conection to Bauhaus that the Junkers tie in had. I have a Zepperlin Crono saddly quartz but I picked that up at an stupidly low price when one of the Big department stores in the center of Hamburg went bust and they had a massive clear out sale during the First half of Covid. Something like 50 % off the full price. Though my regreat was missing other watches that gone before I had time to get them also there were other house hold items we had to buy only so much money to go around though. Still saying that the only branch left from the Chain of stores in Hamburg is now a again insolvent . Not as I wish ill on them. just before Christmas I picked up a beater watch by Citizen from them from their Titanium brand with my Wifes 20% discount store card. I still preffer afforderble watches so places like Wempe are not my style of watch shop or the others to be found around the inner city shopping erea. The Christ chain is ok and covers everything from budget through to all the bigger brands. I am just not into the stuffy atmosphere of those elite outlets .I think this comes from growing up with my Parents Antiques outlet back in the UK I just got sick of some of the people you had to deal with from all around the world. This is maybe why I like both Bauhaus and Hamburg both with their less is more never flauting wealth not been flashy. Here it is called been Hansiatic. Not as am wealthy by an stroke of the imagination. But I like the understatment here. Nice to see the German brands getting noticed now they had to do much rebuilding after the Fall of the Former East German state in 1989 most of the watch makers were in east germany after the War divided the nation they only really had the depressed DDR East German market to sell too. So since the wall came down and a united Germany began we have these brands back on the market. Anyhow thanks for you insight.

[@leftpastsaturn67]

We jus need Teddy to learn how to pronounce Junkers and Junghans correctly.

[@watercooled8105]

Like the series-Picked up a Junkers quartz watch on sale out of sheer curiosity. Great no fuss, daily office watch. By the way, it’s pronounced “uuuunkers”…..

[@thewatchloungechris]

I know it's a little above the price point but can't beat a Sinn104 for the price, such a versatile piece, got mine about a month ago or so ? And love it also the 556 I believe can be had some places at least used for under a grand.

[@Hi_how_you_doing]

What about the brand Tuw Rhula? They have been around for a long time and make great watches. I love my 1892 by time.

[@juanfelipetraber8506]

Hi Teddy and everybody! What do you think about MeisterSinger watches? It's relatively a new watch brand (I think less than 20 years of existence) and has some special concept of single-hand watches.

[@chrishunter9784]

Title should be "German brands" as some of the ones mentioned are Chinese aka Germasian. Only ones worth noting here are Aristo (but not every model), Pointtec [Junkers and Graf Zeppelin] (but not every model), Elysee (but not every model), Nivrel (but not every model), and the standouts would be: Ickler [Archimede, Limes, Defakto], Junghans, Laco, Stowa.

[@jimbegin6554]

Good selection Teddy - Stowa gets a thumbs up. Leave Armand to give an in-depth review. Always more watches out there....

[@rtruite]

Why did you pick the laco flieger instead of the stowa? Any particular reason?

[@watchinout1897]

Great info for sure! Would like to see the next step...$1000-$2500 price range.

[@xavierghazi4939]

Junkers is pronounced Younkers. Btw, is it possible to do without the background music. I know it's not loud but for some strange reason I find it kind of unnecessarily interfering.

[@maidpretty]

For Gott's sake, it's not /ˈdʒʌŋkəs/ "Junkers" like in "junk", it's /ˈjʊŋkəs/ like "Yoonkers"! And it's "shtowa".

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Sorry man, honest mistake!

[@maidpretty]

It's ok. Oh, there's a youtube video "How to pronounce German Car Names" with a guy pretending to be an angry German ranting on pronunciation. We need something like that but for German and Swiss watches names. I wonder how an angry Swiss guy may look ranting on how it's ​[ˈʒeʒɛʁ ləˈkultʁ] or tæg hoy-ər with ər like in "Get to zə choppər!"

[@111danish111]

I also think he is also pronouncing Gigandet wrong . Its JIGAN"TH"EY Where the G is like the G in "game" and the TH is like the TH in "the" .

[@LuxPsy]

I giggled when he mispronounced those German words. It's quite funny, especially this "junk-ers"!

[@noobfl]

who cares? as long you cant spell jaeger-lecoultre correct, you cant judge somebody for misspelling german words

[@davidthom7127]

Many people helping with the pronunciation of Junkers. I believe Braun is pronounced Brown.