My favorite German

[Mediocre]

Hanhart is a new brand to me. Details?

[Bwana]

I can't pick a favorite, it just wouldn't be fair...there'd be some sort of mechanical uprising

[Samanator]

Currently it would be this, although the blue dial Zurich is still being kicked around in the back of my head.

[Ric Capucho]

Hanhart is a new brand to me. Details?

Hanhart produced some iconic chronographs for the Luftwaffe during the 1940s and 1950s. The above pickie has been shamelessly stolen from the web, and shows a quite early one.

They're still around, and produce some modern interpretations of their classic designs in bigger sizes to suit the modern wellfed wrist.

Ric

[Dan R]

Hanhart produced some iconic chronographs for the Luftwaffe during the 1940s and 1950s. The above pickie has been shamelessly stolen from the web, and shows a quite early one.

They're still around, and produce some modern interpretations of their classic designs in bigger sizes to suit the modern wellfed wrist.

Ric

Very true. Before I owned the one I posted below, I owned this behemoth:



It uses a V.7751 variant.



Note the asymmetrical pushers. That is something Tutima could not do when I bought this fellow. Make no doubt this is a big watch.

I eventually traded it to get a Tutima Flieger which I traded to get the Hanhart I posted below.

Cheers!

Dan

[tribe125]

For comparison, my Tutima -

[Dan R]

Similar to the first Hanhart I posted. I looked and looked and looked, but this is the only picture I could find of my Tutima.



Cheers!

Dan