Produktfotografie der Hanhart 417 ES 1954 Heritage Flyback mit 39mm-Gehäuse und schwarzem Zifferblatt am Edelstahlarmband

Wirstshot mit der Hanhart 417 ES 1954 Heritage Flyback mit 39mm-Gehäuse und schwarzem Zifferblatt am Edelstahlarmband

Verschraubter Gehäuseboden der Hanhart 417 ES 1954 Heritage Flyback mit 39mm-Gehäuse und schwarzem Zifferblatt

Hanhart 417 ES 1954 Heritage Flyback mit 39mm-Gehäuse und schwarzem Zifferblatt bei Nacht zeigt die Leuchtmasse der Ziffern und Zeiger

Blick auf die seitliche Gehäuseflanke der Hanhart 417 ES 1954 Heritage Flyback mit 39mm-Gehäuse und schwarzem Zifferblatt zeigt die Aufzugskrone und die Chronograph-Drücker

Hanhart

417 ES 1954 | Heritage Flyback | 39mm

Name: 417 ES 1954 | Heritage Flyback | 39mm
Brand: Hanhart
SKU: SL10_110_1024
Price: 2840.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

€2.840,00

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Pickup available at Schmuckatelier Lang - Segringer Straße 14, Dinkelsbühl

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417 ES 1954 | Heritage Flyback | 39mm

Schmuckatelier Lang - Segringer Straße 14, Dinkelsbühl

Pickup available, usually ready in 24 hours

Segringerstraße 14
91550 Dinkelsbühl
Germany

+4998517660

The 417 ES from Hanhart, equipped with a black dial, a flyback movement, and the brand's signature red chronograph pusher – a wish of many Hanhart enthusiasts, bringing a chronograph back to life with the 417 ES Heritage Flyback.

The new 417 ES Heritage Flyback in 39mm corresponds to the historical original size of the 417 ES, as it was designed for the German armed forces in the 1950s. The case is equipped with a solid case back, making it a perfect anti-magnetic companion for everyday use.

The version with the stainless steel bracelet is for sale.

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Art. Nr.: SL10_110_1024

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Portrait of the brand

Hanhart

STOPWATCHES & CHRONOGRAPHS FOR THE HIGHEST DEMANDS

The Swiss-German company Hanhart is one of the most important chronograph and stop watch manufacturers and has been synonymous with top-quality precision timekeeping for decades.

Once upon a time, founder Johan Adolf Hanhart, set out to launch the world’s first affordable stop watch. This succeeded. The first chronograph wrist-watches followed. The time pieces were used specifically in aviation and were very popular with pilots.

Even today, the original successful values of the brand are recognizable in all watches - functionality, thanks to good legibility and

operability & reliability due to robust construction. The special look of the Pilot's watches is never lost.

Produktfotografie der Hanhart 417 ES 1954 Heritage Flyback mit 39mm-Gehäuse und schwarzem Zifferblatt am schwarzen Lederband, während das Edelstahlarmband daneben liegt

The Flyback Function

The historic 417 ES, originally developed for German Bundeswehr Air Force pilots, already featured the flyback function – also known as “Temposchaltung” or tempo switching. This function allows a new timing interval to be started immediately with just one press of the reset pusher, without having to stop the previous timing mechanism first.

With the new 417 ES Heritage Flyback, this function now returns to Hanhart's most popular collection. The Sellita AMT5100 M hand-wound movement features a classic column wheel, offers a power reserve of at least 58 hours, and beats at 4 Hertz – robust, precise, and built for everyday use as well as for demanding conditions.

Hanhart | 417 ES 1954 | Heritage Flyback | 39mm

Product details

clockwork

caliber

Column-wheel chronograph with flyback manual winding
Sellita AMT5100 M
Symmetrical pusher spacing
28,800 A/h, 4 Hz, 23 jewels
58 hours after full winding

Features

Flyback
Small Seconds
30-Minute Counter
Central Chronograph Seconds
Hacking Seconds

Housing

material

Stainless steel, satin/polished
Fluted bezel, bidirectional, continuously rotatable with red insert
Red pusher in HyCeram®

Mass

Diameter 39 mm
Height with crystal 13.3 mm (11.55 mm without crystal)
Lug to Lug: 46 mm

Glass

Convex sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on the inside
Domed sapphire crystal

Details

Screwed-down case back (anti-magnetic)
Water resistant to 10 bar/10 ATM according to DIN 8310
Shockproof with Hanhart movement damping for additional shock protection

Dial

Colour & Design

Black
Historical Logo

Numbers & Hands

Historical typeface
Super-LumiNova® X2 C3 coated
Minute and second hands bent at the ends to prevent parallax errors

bracelet

Material & Color

stainless steel

Kick-off width

20 mm

Close

Folding clasp with historical logo

General

guarantee

2 years from date of purchase

Detailaufnahme des Uhrengehäuses der Hanhart 417 ES 1954 Heritage Flyback mit 39mm-Gehäuse und schwarzem Zifferblatt am Edelstahlarmband

A trademark with a function - the red button

He tenderly kissed her sleeping forehead before quietly leaving the apartment. As he looked at his Hanhart chronograph in the hangar, a smile flickered across his lips: she had painted the pusher with her red nail polish so he would always think of her and return safely...
Whether this legend is true is unclear, but the red pusher originally served a practical purpose: the signal color was meant to prevent pilots from inadvertently resetting the stop time. Many of the historical Hanhart calibers were equipped with a flyback function, where an incorrect push could have serious consequences, for example, when used for navigation.

The red pusher was therefore not just a design element, but a safety measure that protected users from potential errors.