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Brand
Halvard & Söhne
Watches
- Origin
- Saxon Ore Mountains, family business since 1868
- Profile
- German watchmaking with three-quarter plates and blued screws, plus sporty regatta and chronograph lines.
- Design
- Clear dials, big dates, visible movements
- Who it is for
- Lovers of visible mechanics
- Materials
- Gold, steel, German silver plates
Products (14)
Halvard Bergwerk 40
Sporty everyday watch with steel bracelet, 100 m and automatic movement.
The house from the Ore Mountains recalls its mining region: the dial is grained like a piece of ore, the indices are broad and luminous. The most everyday Halvard, fine for swimming too.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Bergwerk
- Price
- €7,400
- Versions
- Anthracite and Green
Halvard Big Date 40
Hand-wound with a big date in two windows and a power reserve display.
The date sits in two separate windows and is twice the usual size. The power reserve indicator shows when to wind again; after 72 hours the watch stops.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Big Date
- Price
- €9,800–€24,000
- Versions
- 18k yellow gold and Steel
Halvard Chronograph Dreiviertel 41
Hand-wound chronograph with column wheel and three-quarter plate.
The classic Saxon movement layout, but with a chronograph: through the caseback you see the column wheel, clutch and levers in blued steel. The pushers have a clear but soft feel.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Chronograph
- Price
- €14,900–€34,500
- Versions
- 18k rose gold and Steel
Halvard Dreiviertel 34
Small Saxon hand-wound watch with mother-of-pearl and small seconds.
The house's smallest movement in a 34 mm case; it still has a three-quarter plate, gold chatons and swan-neck fine adjustment. Turn the watch over and you see the same handwork as on the large models.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Three-quarter
- Price
- €6,900–€15,900
- Versions
- Steel and 18k rose gold
Halvard Ewiger Kalender 41
Perpetual calendar with big date and leap year indicator.
The house big date combined with a calendar that knows month lengths and leap years by itself. All displays jump together at midnight, even from 28 February to 1 March.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Big Date
- Price
- €52,000
- Versions
- 18k white gold and 18k rose gold
Halvard Flyback 41
Hand-wound chronograph with flyback.
Flyback means one press resets the running timing and restarts it at once, without stopping first. Originally for pilots timing course changes. Movement with blued screws and gold chatons.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Chronograph
- Price
- €14,500–€38,000
- Versions
- 18k rose gold and Steel
Halvard Gangreserve 40
Hand-wound with three days of reserve and a classic UP/DOWN indicator.
The indicator bears the old marking AUF and AB, as on marine chronometers. An honest instrument: you see when it is time to wind and need not guess.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Three-quarter
- Price
- €8,400–€19,500
- Versions
- Steel and 18k rose gold
Halvard Mondphase 39
Hand-wound with a precise moon phase that drifts only after 122 years.
The moon disc has 135 teeth instead of the usual 59, so it drifts by one day only after 122 years. Through the caseback you see the three-quarter plate with Saxon stripes and blued screws.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Three-quarter
- Price
- €7,900–€18,800
- Versions
- Steel and 18k yellow gold
Halvard Regatta Countdown 42
Sailing watch with a five-minute countdown for regatta starts.
The countdown runs down the five minutes to the start in coloured segments, then carries on as a normal stopwatch. Rubber strap and screw-down pushers cope with salt water.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Regatta
- Price
- €4,800
- Versions
- White dial and Navy dial
Halvard Regatta Countdown 44
Titanium regatta watch with a countdown in five colour fields.
Five minutes before the start you set the countdown; each minute a colour field jumps on in the window, from white through blue to red. With the start signal the chronograph begins automatically.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Regatta
- Price
- €18,500
Halvard Springende Sekunde 38
Hand-wound with a deadbeat central seconds, precise to read.
An old precision-clock idea: the seconds jump cleanly from mark to mark so readings are exact. The dial recalls railway clocks, the hands are blued.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Precision
- Price
- €11,900
Halvard Three-Quarter 38
Plain hand-wound watch with a visible three-quarter plate.
Almost empty at the front, the movement at the back: German silver plate with striping, swan-neck regulator, hand-engraved balance cock. The entry into the Saxon line.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Three-Quarter
- Price
- €6,200–€15,900
- Versions
- Steel and 18k rose gold
Halvard Tourbillon Dreiviertel 40
Tourbillon with a hand-engraved cock and hacking seconds.
Rare for a tourbillon: the cage stops when setting so the watch can be set to the second. The cock above the cage is engraved differently on every watch.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Three-quarter
- Price
- €118,000
Halvard Weltzeit 42
World time watch with a pusher that advances cities and hour together.
One press at eight moves the hour hand, city ring and date together by one zone, even backwards across the date line. The map on the dial is embossed, not printed.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Travel
- Price
- €16,800–€36,500
- Versions
- Steel and 18k white gold
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