Inside Germany's Most Prestigious Chronograph Watchmaker: A Never Before Seen Tour At Hanhart

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A few years ago I finally acquired my grail watch. But this was no ordinary grail...this watch was 140 years in the making. In this video I delve deep into the story behind one of the most important chronograph watches ever made, and a favorite of iconic actor Steve McQueen-the Hanhart 417 ES. I travel to Germany for a behind-the-scenes look at where this classic watch was created, and share the story of one of the country's greatest watch brands and how they created one of the most influential military chronographs of all time. Join me for an exclusive tour of the Hanhart watch factory in Germany's beautiful Black Forest region, where I chat with the Hanhart team about their watchmaking process, the brand's history, the creation of their museum, the evolution of their timepieces, and why they have such an exciting and promising future ahead of them.
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@aidanhughes8090 Год назад

TGV...great stuff as always....would love to see you doing a visit to a few British watchmakers...Bremont, Roger W Smith, Christopher Ward, etc??

@theurbangentry Год назад

That would be amazing, hopefully one day, who knows. My email address is always open. LOVE that idea 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🤞🤞🤞, thank you Aidan. O&U! Best regards, TGV

@spaceburge Год назад

This was really interesting and personal. It’s so hard to get these right and you have! Nice work TGV. Love having my eyes opened to more watchmakers

@Ces1um Год назад

Fears- gotta visit fears. Their watches look great!

@aaroncarmichael8263 Год назад

I definitely agree 👍

@watchpickle2k Год назад

Or Fears that beats them all

@pilotstyle123 Год назад

What a lovely team I was impressed at the high standards they set for themselves. Hanhart is on my radar now.

@theurbangentry Год назад

🙌🙌🙌 So happy to hear that. O&U! Best regards, TGV

@flemmingsorensen5470 Год назад

Absolutely amazing company 🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪 No marketing BS, but pure tried and tested craftmanship👍 Fantastic video !

@thomasreuter1968 Год назад

This is by far the best and most interesting factory tour I've seen. Thank you, TGV, for your passion and the hard work that went into this masterpiece. What is important to be added is the deep and .openhearted mutual respect that all the people involved express. Simply great!

@DarrenBates Год назад

This is the peak of horology content. A blissful half hour that's part-How It's Made, and part museum tour. This has honestly made my week. I'll admit, Hanhart weren't always a house I kept an eye on and I had no clue about their history, but this was incredible. Seeing their history and heritage, their truly in house production and perhaps more impressively, passionate young men who love what they do and are certain to keep this place going for another century. Thanks so much TGV and the Hanhart team. I'm off to watch spot in Das Boot.

@theurbangentry Год назад

Thank you Darren, this means the world to hear! Off to order the blu-ray after I reply to some comments too 😉🥂 Enjoy. Best regards, TGV

@AirAdam13 Год назад

This continues to be a highly-underrated channel, with pieces like this giving us a great deep dive into the history and operations of manufacturers who are too often overlooked. Great work!

@ИванИванов-о6ц6м Год назад

we need same video with glashutte or lange und sohne

@matthewfranklin7541 Год назад

Would be great if you could do a video at Sinn's HQ

@mattcrocker7601 Год назад

I've lived in Germany for over 20 years, and never paid attention to this brand. Thanks so much for the outstanding tour and history.

@theurbangentry Год назад

🙌🙌🙌 Wonderful to hear that, thank you so much, Best regards, TGV

@christianebert8086 Год назад

Thank you so much for presenting this Brand Hanhart so perfectly - I am blown away - this real German Mittelstand manufacturing without a lot of marketing gaga - Hanhart speaks for itself - I am from the Black Forst myself and so proud of your wonderful video - Many, many thanks. Please present Laco, Stowa, Sinn and the great British watchmakers like Bremont, Ward and Smith - Greetings from Germany

@larsf.4756 Год назад

Yeah, okay, this is truly what I would consider an "in-house" production. It was lovely to see the passion the manufacturer had not only for their watches, but the whole production process and their employees. P.S.: I just came back from a tour of rural Germany, and it is by all means a great place to unwind.

@btmontres1423 Год назад

Charming and with historical substance. The romance of this brand runs deep. I regret I can only hit the thumbs up once.

@dazzlerjohnwatchman8215 Год назад

TGV your influence and input into a horological renaissance cannot be overstated. Bravo! What a fantastic tour deforce of Hanhart history and German engineering skill and dedication. The positive developments and evolution to precision and quality could only be done to this degree by such a prestigious, dedicated team. TGV this is one of your best videos to date. I was riveted to my seat. Gracie my friend. You are the 'Horological Pope!'

@reedarvin7823 Год назад

. . . cannot be overstated (not understated).

@andrewd7586 Год назад

Tristan, as a former heat treatment/machinist tradesman I found this absolutely amazing! The depth of precision & intricacies that goes into each & ever piece is mind boggling! I bought the Hanhart 417ES reissue when launched here in Australia & it’s one of my absolute favourites in my vast collection! I’m a jealous boy mate! Maybe on my next trip to Germany, which I hope isn’t too far away I can visit the region. Cheers 🍻👍🏼😎🇦🇺

@TheTuscaloosa Год назад

Well worth it andrew. I live nearby and the company is giving every customer an individual tour. Showing the museum and the actuall collection. Just make an appointment a couple of days in advance. If you like i join you!

@FT4Freedom 6 месяцев назад

Heritage makes a company strong. And keeping the same people in the house is important too. Companies fail because they forget their heritage and let their people go. Stay strong, Hanhart. ❤️🇺🇸🦅

@dennisthespeedmenace7530 Год назад

Hanhart is a world horological watch company. Tgv you blew my mind with the history of the brand and the different style watch cases they made. What is impressive to me is Hanhart still builds, like they did in the hay days. Well add another grail to my list because you and I have similar taste. What a wonderful tour of the factory and the heritage Hanhart keeps in beautiful watch making. Thank you for another great show.

@theurbangentry Год назад

🙌🙌🙌🙌 Thank you Dennis, I deeply, deeply appreciate that. O&U! Best regards, TGV

@markbowman7240 24 дня назад

the manual work and expertise that goes into making their watches is why i love this company .proud to own mine

@MrSwankybonsai Год назад

I'd love these factory tours to become a series. A tour of the Steeldive factory would be fascinating.

@zoltar808 16 дней назад

I’ve been looking for the right watch for me for the past several months. Learning about different brands, their history and journey through the years. My mind is now made up. 🇩🇪

@DustandPiers Год назад

Seeing how much they're REALLY making in-house - not just assembling movements out of pieces they buy from who-knows-where - is amazing. As a former fabricator and maker of things, this really speaks to me. I'm going to have to get a Hanhart! Incredible episode, what a look into a remarkable little world.

@nunoandrelapa Год назад

Amazing video! Amazing sense of pride from the people working in this factory. What a way to keep traditional watchmaking alive! That blooper there at the end just killed me😂!

@theurbangentry Год назад

👏👏👏👏 Thank you and 2 words, onwards and upwards! Best regards, TGV

@alexm2113 Год назад

Amazing factory tour, and the brand seems to have some really great people behind it. Thanks for a unique look inside a brand that doesnt get enough mention in the mainstream watch circles!

@Ray.J Год назад

It's about time we get to see the "nuts & bolts" of watchmaking. Most videos show assembly, but no footage of the small components being fabricated. I find it fascinating! It is so exacting and a huge contributor to a dependable watch.

@jjjfffppp Год назад

So cool TGV. I'm currently an encasing technician and watchmakers apprentice for many high end brands. after leaving my career as an auto mechanic. And I must say if it wasn't for you and Marc fueling my love of watches I might not have had the courage to switch careers. And my wife being unbelievably cool and supportive. There's a lot of wives that wouldn't be cool with " hey baby I'm going to take a 30% pay cut to pursue my strange hobby that you don't understand". Anyway. Great video! Keep it up my friend!

@davemassa3560 Год назад

TGV Caio, this video was very interesting and inspired. I doff my hat to you for bucking the Watches and wonders video trend. This video was far better and much more valuable to the enthusiasts and casual audience than looking at another Rolex or the like. Thanks so much for taking the time to make and publish this 🎉

@giorgiodelpalatinato6718 Год назад

They are so likeable at Hanhart, this is really a great but modest and sincere company. In 2001 I've asked them to do me a 1941 Replica in steel with the gold plated, decorated 7751 movement of the "Gold Chronograph" and they actually did it! The watch was running on the wrist at + 1 second per day and lost in position crown up 1 second during the night. After 9 months I've stopped controlling the watch since it kept that performance: incredible!

@MrCommodoreAtari Год назад

Thank you for this wonderful video. What a warm welcome from the Hanhart people. You immediately feel the passion and genuine connection with the products. The people are proud of their watches and their tradition, and quite rightly so. As a viewer, you immediately felt that you got along well and the chemistry was right. I love this channel for videos like this.

@Huwberts_Emporium Год назад

It was great to see how passionate and enthusiastic they were to show you around. Now I find myself looking at listings for mechanical Hanhart stopwatches, some can be picked up for less than £100 which I'd consider an extremely reasonable price considering the deep and interesting history embedded in the brand. Thanks for another fantastic video TGV.

@toddmurphy523 Год назад

I did the same thing....ebay shopped Hanhart stopwatches and could not believe the nice models available between US $100 to $200.....WOW!

@alvinmick218 Год назад

Watching this video is just pure joy. Your channel is absolute pure class! How you manage to continually outperform your previous videos is amazing. Thank you for always providing the absolute best content. Very well done!🥃

@Daniel-mt9to Год назад

Great video, I am actually from Freiburg a city relatively close to the Hanhart factory, cool to see a part of the black forrest, that I know since my childhood, in your video.

@mitchmatic8029 Год назад

What a gem of a video Tristano! Much like the Fortis factory tour-but even better! Such (important) history. And Manfreid! Wow. And that special room. All of it was so amazing. Renewed, heighteded respect for Hanhart. Onwards and upwards! Cheers.

@lowhangingvegetable Год назад

So cool seeing someone so enthusiastic about what they do. Dude was bursting at the seams giving that tour

@mondrayuk Год назад

Having 4 Hanhart chronograph watches in my collection, this tour was very intriguing and thank you TGV.

@theurbangentry Год назад

👏👏👏👏 Now that is pure class! Thank you and enjoy your collection. May I ask which ones have you got? I'm very intrigued. Best regards, TGV

@mondrayuk Год назад

@@theurbangentry 1) Pioneer Mk 1 714.210 automatic of the single pusher 1938 2) 1939 Flieger Chronograph 700-1100-00 which only 2,500 were made - all sold out 3) 417ES Panda Flyback 42 mm H721.201.7010 which a matching stainless steel bracelet is on its way 4) Pioneer X 417 Bronze Rake & Revolution H7212.310-7010 with an 8.00 to 8.25 inch wrist I can get away with the 42mm instead of a 39mm with the 417. The other two models are 40mm

@anthoniusalphaproject1588 Год назад

Is very evident how much and very appreciated you are Tristano, beautiful video and a big salute to Hanhart for open their doors and allowing our favorite watch enthusiast bring a close look to this institution.

@jsgrayesq Год назад

This might be my favorite episode. Thank you for introducing me to this maker. My hanhart is probably my favorite non vintage watch.

@dingodave3966 Год назад

Wow. What a brilliant brand with history but more importantly, passion to continue using their vast knowledge and old time watchmaking techniques. Makes me feel happy to know a company like this still exist today.

@waffle168 Год назад

This video truly opened my eyes to Hanhart. What’s truly remarkable is the collaboration between their talented individuals who seamlessly blend art and engineering. This harmonious combination results in the creation of exceptional timepieces. It’s truly a testament to the fusion of creativity and technical expertise within the company.

@cylentone Год назад

Love the storytelling around such underexposed brands as Hanhart - especially one that really focuses on the purpose of a watch = keeping time. Thanks for sharing!

@o.wikstrom9008 Год назад

Been looking at them, their watches, now and again for more than a decade. I must have one, now! Thanks for a very fine factory tour.

@danielteixeira1888 Год назад

Picked up my 417ES personally in Gütenbach 2 years ago & went to museum as well. Very exciting to get an even deeper insight to this horological significant brand. Thank you for the great content! 😊

@DavidDatura Год назад

The Hanhart factory is different from what I was expecting. I assumed it would be much more like the Swiss watch factories, as in very clinical and modern. Like a laboratory. But apart from that CNC machine and final assembly room, it still resembles what such factories must of looked like, say 60/70 years ago. I also have to mention the sheer enthusiasm of that very young CEO…he really loves what he does!

@drnick40 Год назад

Thank you Tristano! A wonderful journey in the world of watchmaking. A touch with the birthplace of a mechanical marvel. Now when we look at a Hahnhart watch there will be a different meaning behind it. Grazie!

@michaelriera6277 Год назад

Once again you shine light on a history rich brand making real gems. Keep up the great work and we will continue to support your channel.

@theurbangentry Год назад

Thank you my friend, extremely kind of you. This was a thing of pure passion, a labour of love, and so I deeply appreciate it. Best regards, TGV

@markbowman7240 Год назад

absolutely fantatic insight to a watch company i have the greatest respect for ..my 417es .and why i hold german watch makers as good as any swiss ..their passion shines through ...

@Ian-Saxon Год назад

Fantastic video Tristano. I worked in Germany for many years. The guys are so humble yet so proud of their heritage. Hanhart will be my next purchase. Thank you for showing us this horological history.

@nummer333 Год назад

TGV wieder mal in Deutschland 🇩🇪 Danke für Deinen Besuch und den tollen Bericht ☺️

@dennisallport5704 Год назад

Awesome, love to see the machines at work, as well as the employees at their benches. Thanks for producing this one.

@oliver.n278 Год назад

As a German myself, I have never heard of this brand yet, so a special thank you in that regard teaching me about my own history :) .. Also the fact it was shown in "Das Boot" was new to me, I'll have a closer look when watching this movie the next time.

@maxkarlsson7326 Год назад

Having a Hanhart on my grail list as well, and after watching this I want it even more! Great content as usual!

@NaNByZero Год назад

Being German myself, this makes me a little bit proud. Great video, Tristano. Hope, you enjoyed your stay! 🕐🍸🍸

@MrGeirSteinar Год назад

I cannot think of anybody else who could have made a video like this, T. It is like watching a production from a big media house, and then it’s basically you and a camera operator. Amazing. Truly, truly amazing! And what a cool factory - loved those old school heavy industry machines. And your hosts as well, what lovely people! Big kudos to everyone involved in this 👍

@alberttkamomilla9426 Год назад

The more I whatch this video, the more I fall in love with this brand... Absolutely great TGV, keep on making videos like these!

@THX-C Год назад

I just rewatched two of your previous Hanhart vids and can understand your appreciation. You really helped bring back Hanhart! Nice work, TGV!

@theurbangentry Год назад

🙌🙌🙌 Thank you my friend. Best regards, TGV

@jwags24 Год назад

Incredible! This is not a video you watch only one time. I can't wait to turn this on again. What an excellent tour.

@thomaseickhoff Год назад

Wonderful documentary. Great editing. Enjoyed it immensely. Good job, TGV.

@Karstu Год назад

Wow! So cool to see a real watch workshop in the world of ultra automated watch manufacturers.

@josephgittos3787 Год назад

Thank you for opening my eyes to the brand , this brand must of slipped through my radar over the years, I think we all concentrate on the Swiss or Japanese brands to much and forget others that have been going on for years. Love seeing the factory tour esp the old machines I can only imagine the smell of oil like an engineering company. What a great team that showed you around and sounds like they showed you a lot ( probably more then other companies would of )

@robspadre5519 Год назад

I really, really enjoyed this mini-documentary. Proud to be OG - original gentry.

@ricardocastellanoruizdelat9120 Год назад

Proud owner of a Pioneer MkI, glad to see what your devotion for such a charming brand has allowed us to see... a deep insight, by the way. Thanks a lot from Spain, lad. 😉 PS Yes... a fully coloured and thick book regarding Hanhart´s history is something to be done. Take the risk, assume the challenge. If you read between the lines, Felix was suggesting you to step forward. Don't be shy, matey 😁

@johnpaulryan738 Год назад

Magnificent! TGV, this is one of your best to date. It was a very personal interview. It gave me a sense that I followed you down those hallowed halls and corridors of Hanhart and coming into contact with all those wonderful people at Hanhart . It's a truly epic journey. Thank you so much for sharing with us.

@stevepapa Год назад

It's amazing that you had the opportunity to visit Hanhart! Must have been a great time seeing where your grail was manufactured!

@erdi9286 Год назад

WOW. Just wow. Thanks to hanhart and to you tgv for showing us this amazing tour of the factory. Manfred is a legend. Now all of a sudden i want a hanhart.

@goldtoothjacko Год назад

T, Absolutely first rate video. Your enthusiasm for the brand, history and innovation was matched by the company staff members who were clearly thrilled to have you there. Good work. Best as always. Matthew

@danielmelendez9943 Год назад

Impressive factory and the watches are truly unique in design and functionality. Looking forward to adding one to my collection.

@dasc0yne Месяц назад

This is a video I like to revisit from time to time. It makes me appreciate the brand more than ever, and it was just enough to push me over the edge to purchase my own 417ES 1954 flyback.

@jackraglin5526 Год назад

Hanhart is my grail watch. During a recent trip to Europe I was disappointed that the only Hanhart dealer in the country I was visiting had no watches on their floor. But I am undaunted! Your video was a beautifully filmed, deep dive into scholarship topped off with ladles of genuine enthusiasm for the brand. I am dying to get a 417es on my wrist!!

@LuchaBetic Год назад

My new all-time fav episode! This look into Hanhart's facility, history and employees was truly amazing! Thank you!!!

@GapBahnDirk Год назад

Very impressive. I especially liked the watch servicing by the watchmaker.

@Kittyland123 Год назад

Thank you so much TGV for sharing such an enthusiastic watch factory tour! These guys are just great! I love there passion, humor, and friendly moto working environment that they have! This just shows the great work that they achieve and the inspirations that they have of there brand! Thank you so much again TGV for sharing such a exquisite tour of Hanhart watch factory! Stay healthy and well as always! (Nick L) ❤❤❤⏱️⏱️⏱️🦖🦖🦖🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪

@FFFHusky Год назад

It feels stupid saying it to you seeing what you've accomplished vs myself, but I can't help to watch this a feel proud of you. It feels obvious that you are doing what you love and interviewing people you respect! Keep it up!!!

@wvi1966 Год назад

Awesome video! Arguably one of the best tours around a watchmaking factory. I was lucky to meet Felix and Simon myself and had this tour last year when I picked up my 417ES. Great watches, great people, underrated but highly recommended brand! Keep up the good work. Cheers.

@justinm7621 Год назад

The Hanhart 417 ES 1954 was my first watch after you introduced me to the brand. it's on the wrist right now and I love it! Thanks for introducing me to this brand.

@dhhjsjzjzjjhsjsjh 10 месяцев назад

Hanhart’s customer service is the best. My wife and I were recently traveling across Bavaria and flying out of Frankfurt. Unfortunately we didn’t have time to visit the Black Forest region. I exchanged emails with Hanhart to see if they had any retail presence that aligned with our itinerary. Felix arranged to get the new Silva models to Nickel Uhren und Schmuck in Frankfurt for me to try on before leaving Germany. It was a superb buying experience and I’m loving my new watch. Made me feel like a million bucks 😊

@c.cabanilla8963 Год назад

It's good to see you getting out and traveling! I recall your earlier videos and your comments about learning new things and experiencing the 🌎

@theoneandonly7213 Год назад

That’s why I trust Germans and German products. Their culture is based on commitment in everything they do. Yes, they’re a bit too conservative with designs but quality is ALWAYS a priority. In watch making, specifically, I love the fact they’re down to Earth and that every detail has a function. No Swiss BS, you get what you pay. I’m a fan and a 417ES is on my list. Amazing vid T, keep it up. Cheers from 🇪🇸

@chronocommander007 Год назад

Fantastic presentation and production. And Hanhart is so worth the effort. Thank you, TGV!

@kubaszewczyk8247 Год назад

My gosh TGV, just when I feel bored of the watch world you drop an absolute banger of a video like this and I'm pulled right back in! This honestly feels like a high quality documentary, a deep dive looking into the hidden gems of German watchmaking history. As always, you're a step above the rest TGV. All the Best, K.

@dukes70 Год назад

What a treat! Fantastic tour of their factory and museum! The one gent is a living legend of the brand. Great content TGV! Love to see more like this! Def on my list as a must have 417 ES! 👏👏

@RoryMacdonald-pfff Год назад

Superb video TGV - on the podium for best watch video of the year 👌

@4evalost948 Год назад

Absolutely magnificent tour thank you for the effort put into this video. Watching this video lets you really appreciate the Art of watch making great informative video as always thank you for always going above and beyond with the videos.

@ulisesalmoinadelcueto4276 Год назад

Great interview TGV thank you for sharing, now you have me take this amazing chronograph to seriously join my collection...😊

@peakrider4886 Год назад

Simply superb! Fascinating to see how much of the watches are made in that factory. I could easily spend a whole day just in the museum part, I love history and always enjoy and appreciate it when you include this segment in your videos. I’ve been waiting patiently for the 38mm release, and now it’s here, the trouble is getting hold of one! Scenery was fantastic, makes me want to jump on my motorcycle and do a road trip from UK to the Black Forest.

@robertp5123 Год назад

This was absolutely amazing! I was not aware of the Hanhart brand. The story behind the brand is incredible. Thank you for sharing the passion and story of Hanhart timepieces.

@Tango_November Год назад

Outstanding video - put a smile on my face! Like you mentioned, the history in that secret room needs to be preserved and recorded!

@77cjam Год назад

Only just started watching this but loving it already..When I lived in Germany we visited the beautiful Black Forest around Lake Titisee and Freiburg. Amazing. My favourite place in the world. TGV, Hanhart, Black Forest, Germany.....what else do you need. Thank you in advance my friend as I'm going to enjoy this 🙏

@77cjam Год назад

Amazing as expected. The people at Hanhart seem really friendly, knowledgeable and you can see that pride they have. Great video

@FlaneurSolitaire Год назад

I am from the Black Forest area, I grew up just about 30 miles from Gütenbach where Hanhart are headquartered, though I've been living internationally for many many years now. So nice to see these lovely images of the beautiful landscape. Clocks and watches are of course a huge part of the industrial history of the region - my own grandfather was a watchmaker working for one of the big companies back in the day: in Schwenningen, another city famous for its watchmaking tradition, which is mentioned by Felix in the video.

@indianasunsets5738 Год назад

Fantastic episode! Like the travelogue format, getting the tour of the Hanhart factory, learning the history...fascinating! Glad you were able to enjoy the peaceful countryside too!

@TheTuscaloosa Год назад

I bought my first Hanhart this year. I am living not far away from Guetenbach. Great people and company. From now on every March for my birthday I will add one to my collection ❤

@HobbyOfHours Год назад

What an epically good factory tour of one my absolute favorite brands. Thank you for putting in the work on this one, and I agree, they should put together a book documenting their amazing history. 2 thumbs wayyyy up!

@michaelfierman3256 Год назад

Incredibly interesting tour for us and also just to imagine such great technical wonders being produced in that idyllic setting ...well it's magical.

@dirckgevers2618 Год назад

Honour the work. I love it, so authentic. Thank you TGV for honouring competence and longevity.

@davidwarburton8890 Год назад

A field trip of a lifetime for sure. Thank you TGV.

@amenhotep7704 Год назад

I went to Germany several times while i was living in Europe, so great to see you there TGV.

@spookmineer Год назад

Awesome vid! I'd love to see more factory tours, it's another connection we can make to a brand.

@petercollingwood522 Год назад

I admit to having never heard of Hanhart before. This was a fantastic insight into the company. What an idyllic place to live and work. For those in America, or anywhere for that matter who don't know, this is a shining example of the "Mittelstand" that makes Germany - Germany.

@henkvandebeek7921 Год назад

Holy heck, what an outstanding video. Just in case anyone hadn’t quite realised you are a legend it’s amazing to see what an influence you have had with a watch brand. Epic

@NATHANSFLETCHER Год назад

Brilliant. Great to hear about the history and the behind the scenes production of such an iconic brand.

@fraisernash5656 Год назад

TGV, absolutely amazing, thank you so much for taking us on your tour of the Hanhart factory, I for one would love to see a full documentary of Hanhart. You will be solely responsible for me acquiring the 417, what a beautiful piece, just seeing where and how it's made with such precision to detail and passion for their timepieces was a joy to watch, I can't wait to get this on my wrist, Thankyou

@brianF584 Год назад

Fantastic episode TGV. The passion of the Hanhart team jumps off the screen. Thank you for sharing.

@icewarped 3 месяца назад

This is the type of content that sets TGV above and beyond other watch centric channels. The deep dive into the history of Hanhart, their manufacturing and material handling process, design stages and visiting the actual factory as well as giving us viewers a flavor of the culture surrounding the factory location is so rich and professional. Thank You Tristan.

@yuriplamenov Год назад

I have enjoyed this video very, very much. I knew very little about the brand and now after seeing this I would love to own a Hanhart. You've done a great job of showing what it's all about. Thank you!