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That's not entirely correct, I'm afraid.
That they are prices reasonably, I totally agree.
On movements I'd like to put this right:
In earlier years Hentschel used predominantly the AS 1130. In a few models also the ETA 900 was used. Both movements have been improved by Hentscheltechnically and aesthetically. In some automatic models the ETA 2824-2 and 2892-2 have been used as well.
Since supply of historic AS 1130 dried out, Hentschel has crafted the inhouse calibre 1130 HUW, based on the AS historic movement.
Cheers Henrik
Cheers Henrik
A first glance at the Hentschel H1
Last week I dropped a short teaser with you, today I will reveal a bit more on a watch that I am deeply impressed with. The Hentschel H1 Chronometer is a 39.5mm watch, housing the inhouse calibre HUW 1130 Premium. This movement was developed by Andreas He...
That watch is superb!
and so are the pictures. The dial is wonderful; simple, clean and elegant. Really impressed with this one. Thank you for showing it. Regards Kev.
Interesting
All Hentschel watches are equipped with ETA900 movement and are therefore priced quite reasonably.
That's not entirely correct, I'm afraid.
That they are prices reasonably, I totally agree. On movements I'd like to put this right: In earlier years Hentschel used predominantly the AS 1130. In a few models also the ETA 900 was used. Both movements have been improved by Hentscheltechnically and ...
Ooops!
I stand corrected, sorry and thank you. I had picked that info from a brand review.
Nice and clean lines
Elegant but in my opinion would have looked even better at 37mm and the movement would have filled up the case more completely!
Seriously??!!
Now you have my attention. Will do some research as I am looking for a good manual wound watch
What a watch. Thanks for the trouvaille Henrik!
Marvelous pictures as well! I will research it and educate myself. All the very best! Alex
I'm intrigued!
37 mm? Blue hands option? Beautifully finished Hand wound movement? Check. Check. Check. Can't wait to learn more. I went to the website but it's all in German. Looking forward to your next post Henrik! J
Hi J.. english site is in the making, they are happy to respond...
... to any question or inquiry in English, just drop an email. I\'m happy to help a fellow purist navigate through as well. Just let me know ;-) Cheers Henrik
Dear Alkiro, that is a very interesting word to describe it...
... and I second that thought ;-) And in my personal view it keeps it's charme and character even with being flawless... Thank you very much for your comments on the photography ☺️ Cheers Henrik