Collection

Habring Monopusher Chronograph Monochrome Edition

mahesh · 2021-11-13T16:41:24Z

Explore the Monochrome Habring Monopusher Chronograph: a collector's review of its 38mm brushed steel case, salmon dial, and in-house movement. Discover why Habring² is a GPHG-awarded independent.

By mahesh · Nov 13, 2021 · 21 replies

mahesh

WPS member · Independents forum

21 replies3193 views3 photos

Mahesh's detailed review of the Monochrome Habring Monopusher Chronograph offers an intimate look at a timepiece celebrated for its understated design and robust mechanics. His insights into its wearability, tactile experience, and movement finishing provide a valuable perspective for collectors considering independent watchmaking. This article distills community reactions, enriching mahesh's original post with shared experiences and additional context.

21 collectors discussing this on the WatchProSite forumJoin the Conversation →

Recently I had the luck to get one of this time piece, thanks to our fellow purist Watchonthewrist....

The timepiece is very well conceived by the Monochrome-Habring team...no-nonsense, straight forward product !

38mm fully brushed steel case with lug to lug of 46mm, fits well on the wrist. Thickness around 12mm, comparable with any other Chronograph in this segment.

Chronopusher is in two o'clock position, pusher activation has a positive tactile feel.

salmon dial with different brushed texture, reflects light flamboyantly adding grace and charm to the timepiece.

The in-house monopusher chronograph movement is enjoyable to wind and has 48 hours of power reserve...has an anti-magnetic escapement and has KIF shock protection.

Finishing is quite industrial, looks strong and built to last. The finish is consistent to the brushed case finish...keeps timepiece understated.

Habring is a great independent who offers excellent value and enjoyable complications. If I'm recollect well, they've the most GPHG award for an indie of this size... since inception.

thanks for your time.

Best,

mahesh.,

Key Points from the Discussion

The original author's description of the Habring Monopusher Chronograph's aesthetic and functional attributes is affirmed by another owner, highlighting the shared appreciation for its design and tactile qualities.
The discussion introduces a related model, the Chrono Felix Sport, as a non-limited alternative to the Monochrome edition, offering a comparative perspective on Habring²'s chronograph offerings.
A contributor acknowledges the interesting fact about Habring²'s significant number of GPHG awards for an independent brand of its size, underscoring the brand's recognition in haute horlogerie.

The Discussion

Lankysudanese

Nov 13, 2021

It’s non-limited brother (Chrono Felix Sport) says hi Thanks for the ‘fun fact’ about Habring2’s GPHG success. I wasn’t aware of that Hussam

mahesh

Nov 13, 2021

great timepiece in deed !

Watchonthewrist

Nov 13, 2021

Such a amazing and beautiful H2 your description of the watch is spot on . Couldn’t agree more with what you said . Hope we can make a nice wrist shot together soon 🙏🏻 Mine says hi

mahesh

Nov 13, 2021

thanks again for helping.

Continue the conversation

This thread is active on the Independents forum with 21 replies. Share your knowledge with fellow collectors.

Join the Discussion →

Habring Monopusher Chronograph Monochrome Edition

Key Points from the Discussion

Continue the conversation

More from this Forum