The see through caseback is awesome for sure. My wrist is 18cm so I think the 42mm would work well anyways, but having less anti-magnetic properties worries me a little. Maybe it won’t be an issue. The watch looks great on your wrist 😃
Absolutely! I only discovered them about 10 months ago thanks to the YouTube channel The Urban Gentry
The Hanhart is 13.3mm vs the 14.6 on the Tudor. Maybe because it’s not an automatic. Gosh so many factors to consider
Great points, thanks for that. The longer warranty is an advantage for sure. I wonder if over time the B01 movement would be more expensive to maintain but I hear mostly great things about it.
I’d probably get the bracelet as well to switch out for different occasions. Nice to have options
I believe the 42mm Hanhart flyback has an open caseback but lacks the anti magnetic properties. I’m not sure how much of a big deal that would be
Hi all, I’m looking to purchase my first mechanical watch in the next couple of months and am seriously considering either the Hanhart 417 ES 42mm or Tudor Black Bay Chrono. I really love the reverse panda. The Hanhart is quite a bit cheaper than the Tudor but the Tudor has a few advantages such as 200m water resistance. Which would you choose?
Hi all, I’m looking to purchase my first mechanical watch in the next couple of months and am seriously considering either the Hanhart 417 ES 42mm or Tudor Black Bay Chrono. I really love the reverse panda. The Hanhart is quite a bit cheaper than the Tudor but the Tudor has a few advantages such as 200m water resistance. Which would you choose?
That’s good to know! I travel a lot and at times go through metal detectors quite a bit but it should be fine. I’ll definitely try out some different straps for variety. There’s a lot to know and I need to keep learning about it all. Appreciate your input