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

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Age when obtaining first Patek
So how old were you when you got your first Patek? whether this be through heirloom or through a purchase The heirloom one always interested me as it would be nice to kind of know how old children would have go be before handing down watches and jewellery Thanks

How important are the box, papers and hangtags?
Hello. I am curious to know how the box, papers and hangtags affect the value of a Rolex watch? I assume some of these are extremely helpful in establishing the provenance of a vintage watch, but what about for newer watches? Also, is the box unique to the watch that came in it? Thanks, Robert

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