Habring2

The "Josef" regulator is a nicely elegant companion for today's public holiday in my country. Best, Gerard

Lovely shot! A beach visit imminent? For us this week is a beach week and while the Searambler came with, today it’s the turn of the Habring2 Aurora 😊

And they do 😂 My amateur fishing help for our son doesn’t require a fully precise tide indication, so the advantage of having it on a large hand going around the whole dial as opposed to a tiny subdial and the precision it brings is somewhat lost on me. S

With another cooling down of the weather we are back to somewhat warmer clothes - and in my case this means that the cashmere straps are still not back in the strap box. As I have not worn it for a couple of weeks, it was again time to give the Habring2 E

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I really seem to like most if not all the Habring watches I have seen as there is just something about their design language that really speaks to me, the legibility and how clean and sharp the dials and watches look just makes for a great watch even if I

Recently Velociphile - someone well known from the WPS past has assessed all the current and semi-current tide complication watches on IG and the Habring2 / cronotempVs Aurora came on top in terms of actual accuracy and usability. The fact that the tide c

Much has been written about the Captain over the past days and I suppose everyone can add a small piece of the story. He’s been a lifeblood of the forum for many years with interests raging wide when it came to watches, cars, travel, food and much more. H

As mentioned in another comment I drove through two snow storms over the past three days - not something expected for April. And while the snow didn’t take last night it did stay put earlier in the week. So a tweed strap seemed like still seasonally appro

While waiting to find my 6th marine speaker, I'm starting a collection with another independant watchmaker