Hanhart Aquasphere

Hanhart has been making watches for 140 years and today marks the release of their first dive watch, the Hanhart Aqausphere, this one is dubbed the FreeFall blue because of the ocean-colored dial and bezel. Fans of the German brand might remember the Primus Diver and yes, this case was released a few months earlier in the form of the Fly Navy watch, which is more of a pilot/diver hybrid. This Aquasphere shares the case and bracelet, but the dial, hands, and bezel insert are all new, as is the case back. Housed inside that beautiful embossed back is a Sellita SW200-1 and the pricing for this 42mm diver on the bracelet is $1,840.

Specifications

42mm Stainless Steel Case

12.95mm Thick

49mm Lug to Lug

20mm Lug Width
178 Grams in Weight

300m Water Resistant

60-Click Unidirectional Bezel 

Ceramic Bezel Insert

Sapphire Crystal with AR coating

Sellita SW200-1 

Bracelet or Hook Fabric Strap

Price as shown- $1840
https://www.hanhart.com/produkt/aquasphere-freefall-blue-42mm-stahlband/

I have been a fan of Hanhart watches ever since I got my hands on one, which is probably over 8 years ago now, on loan from a friend of Watch Report, Chris Shortell. I believe it was the Monopusher chronograph and since then I have gone on to review many of their German-made watches, which are mainly pilots or field watches. If you know the brand, you know they have a long history of producing that style of watch, and the only time they dabbled...