It's a beautiful watch from a great brand and one of the five who got the order to create a Flieger watch.

Very happy with my 1938 model, the Hanhart MK I (monopusher)

So true.

And after 2 years, I'm into servicing vintage watches. Buying cheap broken watches, repairing them, learning about the history of the model and brand and finally selling them with a small profit.

I made a list of grail watches and buy them with the money I urned with the repairs. It takes me several months before I can buy these and that gives me time to think it over several times before pulling the trigger...

Simple calculations like the product or devision. And some conversions of units. From US standards to Metric.

Even a tip in a restaurant (%).

It's fun to do, but you need good eyes to read the numbers on the bezel.

Maybe a Yema Rallygraph Mario Andretti to add to your collection as well?

Same with me, but in front I knew I could buy a second one. Great watch and I'm using the slide tule bezel almost every day.

We have the same date shown 😁 picture was taken November 5th.

It happened to me 1 1/2 times...

1 time: Saw the Seiko Monster Pinguin from The Bold Hairspring and bought the watch from the store in Barcelona. It appeared the same watch as reviewed.

1/2 time: I was watching a review from the Yema Superman quartz and went directly to their website. There was a sale (happens often at Yema) at the time and I was scrolling through their offers. Instead of goiing for the Superman, I purchased the Rallygraph Blue Tarmac. A beautiful mecaquartz..🤣