Hanhart 415 ES Iconic, 39mm

Timeless Elegance Meets Modern Technology

With the 415 ES, Hanhart brings a 1960s legend into the present day. The model combines the classic design of its historical predecessor with innovative materials and current technology. Thus, the watch not only remains true to the brand's tradition but also meets today's demands for precision, robustness, and comfort. The re-edition is a homage to a classic that lives on in a new, modern form.

A Look Back at the Past

The first 415 ES was introduced in the mid-1960s and offered in various versions. Two particular features shaped its appearance back then: the bi-directional rotating bezel with a 60-minute scale and the stylized wing logo, with which Hanhart modernized its brand image. Over the years, different versions emerged – some with Dauphine hands, others with straight hands reminiscent of the iconic 417 ES. The dial was also available in various color options. For the reinterpretation, Hanhart chose a design that stands out particularly through its combination of a tachymeter scale and a striking red hundreds scale.

Tachymeter and Hundreds Scale – Functionality with Tradition

The new model features a black dial with two totalizers at 3 and 9 o'clock. The outer tachymeter scale allows for the measurement of speeds over a defined distance, thus providing a functional extension of the chronograph. The dial is complemented by a striking red hundreds scale, which has a special practical application: in industry, time is often measured in industrial minutes, with one minute divided into 100 units. This decimal system facilitates the calculation of work and production times – a function that is of great importance, especially in technical and industrial fields.

The Wing Logo – A Piece of Brand History

A special feature of the 415 ES is the historical wing logo that the watch bears on its dial. This symbol was introduced in the 1960s to modernize Hanhart's public image. For over 40 years, it had not been seen on any Hanhart wristwatch – until now. With the re-edition, this characteristic detail returns and emphasizes the vintage charm of the timepiece.

A Bridge Between Past and Present

For the re-edition of the 415 ES, Hanhart consciously opted for a historically authentic size of 39 mm in diameter. However, the original design was not simply copied, but brought up to date with modern materials and an updated movement. The watch thus embodies the spirit of the 1960s, while remaining a reliable and contemporary choice for lovers of mechanical chronographs.

Robust and Reliable – Day and Night

The 415 ES impresses with a bi-directional rotating ceramic bezel, which allows for precise adjustment with 60 distinct clicks. Inside, the proven Sellita SW 510 M ensures reliable and precise timekeeping. The case is not only shock-resistant but also anti-magnetic, providing additional protection against external influences. Another highlight is the Hanhart movement damping, which serves as additional shock protection and ensures the longevity of the movement. The hand-wound chronograph features two symmetrical pushers, allowing for intuitive and easy operation. Thanks to a water resistance of up to 10 bar (100 m), the watch remains reliable even under demanding conditions. Even in poor lighting conditions, the luminous material coated with Super-LumiNova® X1 guarantees optimal legibility of the hands, indices, and numerals.

Excellent Wearing Comfort and Versatile Options

True to its historical predecessor, the 415 ES comes with a high-quality leather strap. The inside is lined with soft Alcantara to ensure maximum wearing comfort. Customers can choose between three stylish colors: classic black, deep dark brown, and warm light brown. The innovative quick-change mechanism allows the strap to be effortlessly changed without tools, thus customizing the watch's look.

With the new 415 ES, Hanhart once again proves that tradition and progress can merge harmoniously. The re-edition of this classic remains true to the original aesthetic, yet combines it with the technical achievements of the present – a perfect synthesis of past and modern.

Specifications

• Case: Stainless steel, 39 mm diameter
• Bezel: Bi-directional rotating ceramic bezel with 60-click mechanism
• Movement: Sellita SW 510 M, hand-wound
• Dial: Black with tachymeter and hundreds scale
• Functions: Chronograph with totalizers at 3 and 9 o'clock
• Water Resistance: 10 Bar (100 meters)
• Shock Resistance: Hanhart movement damping for additional protection
• Anti-magnetic: Protection against magnetic influences
• Luminosity: Super-LumiNova® X1 for optimal legibility in the dark
• Strap: Leather with Alcantara interior, quick-change mechanism
• Colors: Available in black, dark brown, and light brown