An on the wrist review of the Hentschel H1 Chronometer.
In December 2019, I had the opportunity to discover a new brand, Hentschel, during a dinner we organized with the Hentschel Team. We could see some of their watches, the H1 Chronometer, the H2 and the H2 Sport, but better, they let two watches for some 6 ...
very detailed hands-on review Nico...
a manually wound chronometer timepiece is always very attractive and I like personally H1 due to its dial + lugs I suppose. yes, 37hours would have been better but then again - if it is one to wear daily, winding each day is good too ;-) H1 dial is a 'tad...
Sorely tempted
By the stainless steel S1 chronometer with the 37mm case. 20 years ago that would have seemed too small. My eyes have changed I guess
Interesting
I wish there was somewhere in the Boston area where i could try them both on.
Excellent review!
I think I would've bought one if not for the welded lugs... just not my thing.
thanks for the detailed review. I really liked these pieces when i was younger, because they were inbetween Lange and iwc in terms of style.
Today, i dont see myself buying one, but they are great pieces for sure.
Thanks for this nice hands-on review Nico
Needless to say that I fully share your point of view: the H1 is a very attractive option, and the little adjustments you mention would/will bring this Chronometer close to perfection in this category. I'm sure we'll hear of this watch and brand more and ...
Thanks for your review of this lesser known brand.
Those movements look lovely. The H1 is very nice, indeed. Classic but not boring (JLC Master design committee, are you listening?)
Happy owner
To me, this watch in real life is even more convincing. If you want details changed, this is one of the benefits of a small make, that you can just talk to them... C. ...
Very interesting review - thank you!
I find the brand very interesting - and especially the thought of a special edition for our community!