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Mach's original post showcasing his Hanhart Pioneer 417 ES Red Lion sparked a vibrant discussion, highlighting the watch's unique design and limited-edition status. This article delves into the community's appreciation for the Hanhart chronograph, exploring its distinctive features and the broader appeal of daily wristwear. Readers will gain insights into the specific reference and its availability, alongside a curated selection of other collectors' choices for their mid-week wear.
I've always wanted a tachytele in white with the red pusher! Subie on sharkie for me:
My vintage Girard-Perregaux Gyromatic.
Can you tell me more about this timepiece?
This is the Hanhart Pioneer 417 ES Red Lion. It was a collaboration between Hanhart and The Urban Gentry that was released back in November ‘21 in a LE run of 150 pieces. It has a diameter of 39mm and a case height of 11.55mm. This is sold out. However, they did recently release a non-limited edition in 39mm. That one lacks the red pusher, which may or not be important to some folks.
I love the story of the pilot’s wife painting the pusher with her red nail polish so as to remember her and come home safe.
. . . since Tuesday. Your Hanhart chronograph is a brilliant design, as striking with two registers as the Speedmaster is with three. Best, Art PS - did ok at yesterday's pool tournament, took five consecutive games of 8-ball. When are you coming back to town?
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