The Moller edition of the Weimar collection pays tribute to Heinrich Johannes Moller. (1905-1983) As a trained joiner and carpenter, Moller joined the DUFA company as chief designer and developer at their factory in Muhlhausen, Thuringia. When the Kienzle company took over the DUFA factories and business in the 1930's, Moller focused himself on producing timepieces of good quality, solid workmanship and of course great design. Influenced heavily by the Bauhaus, he received numerous awards for his work which emphasized clear forms, narrow silhouettes, glass dials characterized by objectivity. For Moller clocks were no longer a piece of furniture or time telling instrument, they were in fact small works of art. His work came to influence the entire pre and post war erat of German watch and clock design Today the timeless designs of Heinrich Moller are still sought after and achieve remarkable prices at auction This timepiece from DUFA, the first place of Moller's career takes inspiration from the clean, art-deco and Bauhaus inspiration of his work.