HABRING2


Habring2 is a high-end mechanical watch brand founded in Austria in 2004 by Richard Habring and his wife Maria Christina, who previously served as technical advisors for luxury watch manufacturers in Switzerland and Germany.
The watches produced are characterized by their simple and well-balanced design and unique mechanisms that set them apart from other brands, allowing you to enjoy the intricate workings of a mechanical watch.



Features such as the "jumping seconds mechanism," where the second hand jumps in one-second increments, the "foudroyante mechanism," where the hands move in eight-part increments per second, and the "Chrono COS," which has no push buttons and allows start, stop, and reset with a single crown, represent a collection full of originality that could not be achieved without flexible thinking and advanced technology to realize it.
In recent years, the brand has further expanded its collection with the new "Felix" series, a standard line equipped with in-house movements made in Austria, and has garnered high praise worldwide, including repeated awards at the GPHG (Grand Prix de Geneva).


"Doppel Felix" 1,188,000 yen
Stainless steel case: 42mm diameter, 5 ATM water resistance, manual winding.

The "Doppel Felix" features a mechanism that is an evolution of the "split-second function" previously developed. It is a version of the model that won the "Petite Aiguille" (Small Hand Award) at the 2018 GPHG, but without the calendar function.
By placing the telemeter on the outer edge instead of the date, the watch exudes a classic atmosphere that is characteristic of this brand, which is also well-versed in antiques.


Next, Hentschel moves from old movements to in-house movements.