A quick look at the new direction at Hanhart
Hanhart is a long time maker of stopwatches originally from in Gütenbach in South Germany, bordering Switzerland. Now with its administrative headquarters across the border in Diessenhofen in Switzerland but production facilities remaining in Germany, Han...
What you show us in this topic is much more interesting!
I was a very disappointed by Hanhart last year. And i much prefer this new direction... back to the roots! Thanks a lot SJX! Fx
Agreed. The Primus from last year
was not my cup of tea. Glad to see it going back in the original style. - SJX
looking Great.!
i've been so in love with the 2 Registers Chrono especially from Hanhart for quite sometimes. but found them a bit too Small for my Taste. and Now I'M SO GLAD that They increased the Case Diameters !!. i'm in LOVE with the TwinDirector White Dial.. even t...
The 40 mm looks great, I like it.
I'm not a fan on coin edge bezel or cases, but this one look nice to me. Thanks. Vte
My favourite too
I can see myself buying another 40 mm but the 45 mm is way beyond me. - SJX
About time for Hanhart.
Thks for the report. Are they all 7750 derivatives? And are there any differences say the Pioneer Tachy and Twindicator, movement wise. Are they solid or glass case back? And the last picture with the dashboard tachy and clock...what are the dimensions? 6...
All 7750 movements
No glass backs. The timers are about CHF500-1000, pocket watches about CHF1600-2000 and the panels to fit them CHF300-500. - SJX
movements?
I was under the impression they were using Lemania 5100 movements in some of the chronos. Please correct me if I'm wrong!
I would be much interested in the new series in 40mm
... looks great and I like this new direction. Can't wait for the next year models also. Ken
I think they will do well in Japan
Manageable size, historical design. Hanhart is not currently represented in Japan but the team is working on it. - SJX
Well, then, let me know..
...if there is anything I can help here. I wouldn't want a little known trading company to represent them - that would be disastrous for everyone as has been proven in the past. Ken
