Hanhart Pioneer Monocontrol Review
When we talk about value, one region of the world always comes to mind; Germany. German-made watches continually offer incredible build quality, remarkable tech and even in-house movements all at fair prices. Not cheap, but fair. The brands, which are typically not available at retail, usually command prices that take a commitment, but for watches that deliver far beyond what their Swiss counterparts would. From Archimede to Sinn, Damasko to Nomos, Stowa to Junghans, there isn't a brand that manufactures in Germany that has disappointed us. Today, we are going to take a look at a brand that is new to worn&wound, but has been in existence for over 100 years, Hanhart.Founded by Willy Hanhart in 1882, the brand was originally based in Switzerland and then moved to Germany. In 1924 Hanhart created the first affordable mechanical stopwatch for use in track and field. In fact, they to this day, produce many varieties of mechanical stopwatches, including split-seconds and flybacks. In 193

AP shopping while in Stuttgart
Hello everybody! I have been looking at the 44mm Novelties for a long time. Finally, I had the chance to try them on. I am very tempted!! I am in love with the white dial Panda. I think that is going to be my purchase. Also, I really enjoyed the white dial Diver a lot more than I had expected. What does everybody think? Also, the stainless 44mm is around $28K after the tax rebate. Good deal?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

AP Stainless dealer clock
Hello guys,I acquired this clock as a gift, but i would like to ask the experts on its authenticity, i am not expert on dealers clock,i would like to have your help. ThanksSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Slightly modded SMP
Picture taken by good friend of his slightly modded SMP, I think it looks great.

Color change
I know a lot of you guys dont like YG. But I switch up watches about once a month and its really cool going from SS to YG and vice versa. Its like getting a new watch every month