Hanhart is an innovative watch company that has been producing timepieces since 1882.  Based in Germany, Hanhart created a split-second stopwatch in 1935, the single-button Calibre 40 chronograph movement in 1938, and the Calibre 42 flyback chronograph movement in 1957.  Revolution Magazine is a highly esteemed publication that covers all things horological—founded by Wei Koh, who also founded The Rake men’s fashion and lifestyle magazine, which has led to several collaborations with well-known and highly regarded watchmakers.

The Revolution X Hanhart 417 Bronze Edition MKII Copperhead features a 39mm aluminum bronze alloy case with a fluted rotating bezel with a red indicator mark and a highly domed sapphire crystal.  The stainless steel case back features the production number out of 200 pieces, the historical Hanhart logo, and the Revolution logo in relief.  The bronze dial has a sunburst pattern and features two sub-dials at the 3 and 9 o’clock positions, with SuperLuminova coated numerals and SuperLuminova coated hour, minute, and seconds hands.  The 417 Bronze Edition Copperhead is powered by a manual wind Sellita SW510M chronograph movement, with a 58-hour power reserve and a 100-meter water resistance
rating.

This Revolution X Hanhart 417 Bronze Edition Copperhead is number 76/200.  Included with this timepiece are the outer box sleeve with serial number sticker, the original Hanhart box, a black leather Hanhart watch roll, the instruction booklet, the numbered limited edition certificate, the international guarantee card, an unworn brown leather Hanhart strap with bronze buckle and an additional brown leather Hanhart strap with a bronze buckle.