Hello,

Here i sold a very rare Hanhart Chrono around 1939 in originale condition, unrestored but serviced.

This chrono is an early one, with rotative bezel and single pusher, with Hanhart calibre 40, with early caseback brass plated; serial number on movement are very low "104XXX", on caseback we can only very very difficultly see the first 3 digits 104 on some light angle, other not as caseback are used and the german writting was removed because this watch have an "history" :-) ; i buy it fews years back from an old english women who live in France and who receive it from a member of his family who was in the Home Guard during world war 2 ( guard of UK territory, made of very young and old men to be soldiers) who capture a german pilot who was fall with is plane during Battle of britain in summer of 1940 ( i will give the town of the airplane crash to the finla buyer); english home guard stole the german watch and remove the german writing on back !

Watch is in very good condition, movement work perfectly and keep good time, it is very clean and serviced 5 years back.

All lume present and in good state, dial in perfect condition without spot or scratch.

Case have very light use, only bezel have some use and we can see the brass under it; the overall condition of the watch is a lot better than 98% of the same you can see.

Strap is a today one from Roesky, and i just made special brass screw insterad of rivets, so look the same but can be easily removed and more strong and secure..

I ask 4200€ for this one.

By bank transfert only.

I am in France, 5 kms from Germany (Saarbrucken) and of course i accept a local pickup around a beer or a glass of wine .

I have some references, here from a 1974 wonderfull Heuer blue Silverstone sold last summer to a lucky austrian, and on french fora like chronomania.

I can accept an trade but only for a SeaDweller with Luminova, plus cash if needed.

You can contact me at john.do@wanadoo.fr

I always aswner in less than 12 hours, if not it s a mail box problem so please try the forum to contact me.

All the best,

Guillaume