By Brent Robillard The civil chronograph returns in white Well, it’s about time (that’s probably a pun in this circumstance). But, frankly, the Hanhart 417 ES Moby Dick in 39mm was probably only a matter of time (see what I did there?). For years, collectors have been asking for a white-dial version of the classic 417 ES in its original size. Now it’s finally here, … Continue reading Hanhart 417 ES Moby Dick 39mm
by Brent Robillard The Classic Chrono Gets a 21st-Century Tune-Up If there’s one thing we’ve come to count on from Hanhart, it’s the brand’s ability to blend authentic vintage vibes with rugged modern construction—and the new 415 ES Panda and 415 ES Reverse Panda chronographs are no exception. Though we haven’t yet had the pleasure of handling these pieces in the metal, our extensive time … Continue reading Hanhart 415 ES Panda & Reverse Panda: Two Faces of a Racing Icon
The timepiece is a stripped-down version of a handwound watch the brand produced in that same era under the Felca flag—and then reissued as the Titoni 94019 S-ST-682 in the same Heritage line. Gone are the tachymeter scale, the telemeter, and the vintage-styled fonts. The cream-coloured dial has been replaced by radially-brushed silver (featured here) or black. The handset has become a much sleeker syringe-style, as well. With its polished baton markers and starkly contrasting sub-dials, you might think you were looking at the dash components of a Triumph Thruxton. And that’s not a bad thing. Continue reading Off the Cuff: Titoni Heritage Chronograph 94020 S-680
