Hanhart Primus Fly Navy Chronograph

Quick specs Hanhart Primus Fly Navy Chronograph
Price: starting at € 2.690 | approx. CHF 2’900 | approx. $ 3,200 | approx. £ 2,600
Size: 44 mm
Reference: 740L-270 (Steel with MFG3) | 740L-271 (Steel with MFG5) | 740L-370 (PVD with MFG3) | 740L-371 (PVD with MFG5)

Hanhart releases the Hanhart Primus Fly Navy Chronograph, a special edition in the Primus collection particularly made for Pilots. The model is available in either stainless steel or stainless steel with PVD coating. The model is limited to a total of 150 pieces.

The case is 44 millimeters and has a thickness of 15 millimeters. So, it is a rather bold model. The dial features a navy blue color with two sub dials. At 9 o’clock are the small running seconds, and at 3 o’clock a 30 minutes totalizer of the chronograph. At 6 there is a small date window. To have an easy reading at night, the hands and markers are filled with super-luminova, as well as the chronograph seconds tip. There is also a naval aviator logo above 6 o’clock and the trident of Poseidon is connected to the chronograph seconds hand. As Poseidon is the Greek God of the sea. The sapphire crystal case back also exhibits coat of arms from the German navy printed on the glass. You can have it either with the MFG3 “Graf Zeppelin” or the MFG5 Geschwander logo.

The Hanhart Primus Fly Navy Chronograph has a power reserve of 42 hours

Inside the Hanhart Primus Fly Navy Chronograph is an automatic Sellita SW-510 caliber which beats at a frequency of 28,800 vph. It has a power reserve of 42 hours and the rotor is engraved with the limitation number XXX/150 and FLY NAVY writing.

The stainless steel version of this pilot watch comes on a blue textile strap, the PVD coated has a black textile strap. Along is a folding clasp that matches the case. The PVD model is about 500 dollar/euro more expensive than the stainless steel version.