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I would by a handwind one...
Because I would consider this movement more faithful to the spirit of this collection.
Automatic is good for sales figures but at the end of the day, I think that Hanhart should keep a few handwind models in its collection to maintain a link with the past.
Fx
Baselworld 2012: Hanhart
Hanhart is celebrating its 130th anniversary this year so I couldn't miss the presentation of the 2012 novelties at Basel! Hanhart is a swiss/german brand with a very sharp strategy: to produce pilot and instrument watches taking advantage of its long and...
The model names are confusing for me, but...
...I very much like the Mk I in ivory. That's a nice vintage-inspired option (without the headaches related to vintage pieces) in a contemporary size. I'll have to check these new pieces out at my local AD. I'm curious how they feel in the metal. Cheers, ...
Thanks Daos!
I like these watches especially with the 40mm diameter. Don't hesitate to post your feelings once you see them! Fx
Like you, I would love to see a manual wind, in the Monoscope
But it's the Tachymeter that is so Hanhart. All solid case backs? Best, Horo
In the Pioneer collection there is a solidn caseback.
To be faithful to the original ones! See-through back is available in the Primus collection. Thanks Fx
It is very classic and chic
A manual watch is a symbol of authenticity and watchmaking culture. At least for me!
I would by a handwind one...
Because I would consider this movement more faithful to the spirit of this collection. Automatic is good for sales figures but at the end of the day, I think that Hanhart should keep a few handwind models in its collection to maintain a link with the past...