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Habring²
Montre de Souscription 1
An exquisite and very attractive stainless steel single-button chronograph wristwatch with sector two-tone salmon dial, additional bracelet, additional hands, warranty and box; number 7 of a 33 pieces limited edition made in partnership with Monochrome
Estimate
CHF3,000–6,000
€3,200–6,400
$3,700–7,400
Manufacturer
Habring²
Year
Circa 2021
Case No
7/33
Model Name
Montre de Souscription 1
Material
Stainless steel
Calibre
Manual, cal. A11C-H1, jeweled
Bracelet/Strap
Leather
Clasp/Buckle
Stainless steel Monochrome pin buckle
Dimensions
38.5mm diameter
Signed
Dial signed by maker, case signed by maker and partner, buckle signed by partner
Accessories
Accompanied by Habring2 warranty booklet, additional hands, additional stainless steel bracelet, wooden presentation box and outer packaging
Full-Cataloguing
- Founded in 2004 by Maria and Richard Habring, an independent Austrian watchmaking atelier has emerged as a powerhouse for exceptional design in the world of horology. To celebrate the 15th anniversary of the esteemed online horological publication, Monochrome, the atelier unveiled a remarkable collaborative timepiece.
- Entirely assembled in Austria, the watch draws inspiration from 1940s chronographs and features a hand-brushed stainless steel case. The highly coveted salmon dial, adorned with a two-tone finish, adds depth and creates a captivating contrast with the case. The vintage-style sector dial, precision railroad tracks, and telemeter scale contribute to the overall balance and appeal of the design.
- At the heart of this timepiece beats the remarkable Habring2 A11C-H1 movement, a result of nearly three years of meticulous research and development based on the ETA 7750 module. The execution of the sophisticated mono-pusher chronograph is flawless, with meticulously beveled edges and impeccable finishing, masterfully showcased through the display back.
- The present watch is number 7 of a limited edition of 33 pieces. It comes with an interchangeable bead-of-rice bracelet, which aesthetically resembles the bracelets from the 1940s. For collectors seeking a beautifully crafted homage to that era, this timepiece is an ideal choice, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship.
- Entirely assembled in Austria, the watch draws inspiration from 1940s chronographs and features a hand-brushed stainless steel case. The highly coveted salmon dial, adorned with a two-tone finish, adds depth and creates a captivating contrast with the case. The vintage-style sector dial, precision railroad tracks, and telemeter scale contribute to the overall balance and appeal of the design.
- At the heart of this timepiece beats the remarkable Habring2 A11C-H1 movement, a result of nearly three years of meticulous research and development based on the ETA 7750 module. The execution of the sophisticated mono-pusher chronograph is flawless, with meticulously beveled edges and impeccable finishing, masterfully showcased through the display back.
- The present watch is number 7 of a limited edition of 33 pieces. It comes with an interchangeable bead-of-rice bracelet, which aesthetically resembles the bracelets from the 1940s. For collectors seeking a beautifully crafted homage to that era, this timepiece is an ideal choice, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship.