THE best video I’ve seen about the nitty-gritty of independent watchmaking. I ordered my Habring2 Felix last week, before seeing this video and now I’m even more excited about the watch.
What a great video. As others noted, interesting that given how “collectors” often pride themselves for the degree of connoisseurship in the hobby, so few views. Bravo HSNY and Mr And Ms Habring for sharing this. Thanks.
Thanks for making this talk available! It is so nice to see the PPT and the speaker, with very clear audio! It is a treat to hear the stories directly from the founders.
Brilliant watchmaking, I am incredibly proud to have such a great company here in Austria less than 400 km away! I am already saving to add one of their pieces to my collection. Mochts bitte weiter so, ihr sads so a sympathische Firma! LG aus Niederösterreich!
I just bought the Habring² Chrono Felix sport.......having been an avid collector for over 30 yrs, owning Blancpain JLC, Panerai etc.....I must say I'm blown away with the joy this watch gives me each time I put it on....I feel very proud to own a watch made by Richard and Maria......this certainly won't be my last Habring²
There was a manual wind version of 7750 called 7760. And IWC went bonkers with redesigning the 7750. Longines under Swatch made a tonne of modification including a mono-pusher and also a column wheel.
Tippy Kaffu !!! I always thought that type of complications were only available for in-house movements or maybe things like Lemania o Minerva, I have seen silicon spring 7750 in Hamilton intramatic and co-axial escapement 7750 in Speedmaster Racing plus COSC but not a monopusher 👍 cheers 🍺
@@alberto6439 No, any complication can be put into any movements as long as the person is capable. You can look Ulysse Nardin making a watch from a 2892-A2 with a tonne of complication and also extremely efficient.
@@dimman77 thanks for the input, I had a quick look for the sw510MP and couldn’t find anything worthy and for the price asked for a sellita monopusher is better to save up and go for the Minerva monopusher caliber. Cheers
I love this philosophy. I wonder what prices will those 1off prototypes gain in 10 years. Maybe there could be in future 1offs in lange finish next to this well priced pices so they get some hh prices too so more people here of them because this is great!
Although there was some rationale for IWC to go in-house I believe it’s mostly a matter of meeting a market demand created by IWC and other manufacturers. I still want my Sellita movements so as not to be in the hands of these manufacturers.
THE best video I’ve seen about the nitty-gritty of independent watchmaking. I ordered my Habring2 Felix last week, before seeing this video and now I’m even more excited about the watch.
Outstanding content. Baffles my mind how so few people choose to view. Thanks for making available.
With so many popular YT channels featuring beautiful and expensive watches, it also baffles me how this channel is not more popular.
What a great video. As others noted, interesting that given how “collectors” often pride themselves for the degree of connoisseurship in the hobby, so few views. Bravo HSNY and Mr And Ms Habring for sharing this. Thanks.
This is so inspiring. So very proud to know that people like this grace our planet to make it better. Bravo to Maria and Richard!
Thanks for making this talk available! It is so nice to see the PPT and the speaker, with very clear audio! It is a treat to hear the stories directly from the founders.
What an achievement Maria & Richard have made. What an incredible drive the two of you have.
I really like Habring. I'm saving up to buy one. So it's interesting to see some of their back story and what goes into them
Brilliant watchmaking, I am incredibly proud to have such a great company here in Austria less than 400 km away! I am already saving to add one of their pieces to my collection.
Mochts bitte weiter so, ihr sads so a sympathische Firma! LG aus Niederösterreich!
At last, a humble and true honest craftsman explaining his journey in a plain and helpful way.
Great video. As an owner of a Habring watch, it was great to hear how they developed their quality product.
Such a good video
I just bought the Habring² Chrono Felix sport.......having been an avid collector for over 30 yrs, owning Blancpain JLC, Panerai etc.....I must say I'm blown away with the joy this watch gives me each time I put it on....I feel very proud to own a watch made by Richard and Maria......this certainly won't be my last Habring²
🥇 wow 😲 what a honest and open brand 👍 never thought the 7750 could get this good hand wound and monopusher 🏆
There was a manual wind version of 7750 called 7760. And IWC went bonkers with redesigning the 7750.
Longines under Swatch made a tonne of modification including a mono-pusher and also a column wheel.
Tippy Kaffu !!! I always thought that type of complications were only available for in-house movements or maybe things like Lemania o Minerva, I have seen silicon spring 7750 in Hamilton intramatic and co-axial escapement 7750 in Speedmaster Racing plus COSC but not a monopusher 👍 cheers 🍺
@@alberto6439 No, any complication can be put into any movements as long as the person is capable.
You can look Ulysse Nardin making a watch from a 2892-A2 with a tonne of complication and also extremely efficient.
Sellita provides a manual winding monopusher Chrono to anyone who wants one like maybe Habring2 here, look up Sellita SW510M MPC.
@@dimman77 thanks for the input, I had a quick look for the sw510MP and couldn’t find anything worthy and for the price asked for a sellita monopusher is better to save up and go for the Minerva monopusher caliber. Cheers
Fascinating presentation! Interesting to hear about the ins and outs of an amazing company!
Just mind blowing!:] Thank you all very, very much!:]
This is a first-rate video. Please, more!
Couple goals!
Really interesting!!
I love this philosophy. I wonder what prices will those 1off prototypes gain in 10 years. Maybe there could be in future 1offs in lange finish next to this well priced pices so they get some hh prices too so more people here of them because this is great!
wonderful
Although there was some rationale for IWC to go in-house I believe it’s mostly a matter of meeting a market demand created by IWC and other manufacturers. I still want my Sellita movements so as not to be in the hands of these manufacturers.
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