Item Details
- Seller: sinciardi
- Location: Monmouth County, New Jersey 07726
- Lot #: M-0010231
Up for auction is this collection of four (4) vintage Hanhart mechanical rally timers. All of these timers are reported to be fully functional and come affixed to three separate aluminum mounting plates with machined screws and spacers. The collection includes:
I. A 2-pusher, 60-second Hanhart rally timer with a 30-second center dial. This piece features separate green (start), red (stop), and black (reset) pushers in a gray-ribbed case. It comes attached to a vintage aluminum clipboard made of stainless steel diamond plate featuring vintage Koni and Magneti Marelli stickers. The mount can be easily removed from the clipboard and directly fitted to your dashboard. The clipboard measures 15 ½” X 9” overall with a 3 ½” X 2 ½” sub-mount.
II. Two Hanhart vintage dual-pusher rally timers with alternating black and red numerals. Both pieces are 30-second timers with 15-minute center dials. They are affixed to an aluminum desk-display that can be separated in order to mount the timers on your dashboard. This set measures 7” x 3”.
III. A Hanhart vintage 3-pusher "Rattrapante" rally timer. It features a 100-second dial (7 jewels) and 30-minute center dial. The mount can be used as a desk-top display or separated for use on a dashboard. This Hanhart Rattrapante watch features a rare and sophisticated mechanism that can be used to time two separate events simultaneously.
The buyer is responsible for shipping, handling, and fees.
Auction Results
- Sold for: $750
- Auction End: May 06, 2021 08:00:00PM UTC
- Number of Bids: 7
Comments (19)
Sold for $750
Hello Everyone. I am here to answer questions on this final day of bidding.
A word on payment & shipping: Payment is made directly to the Seller once the auction ends, NOT to PCar. This is the PCar Market procedure. I accept Bank Wire, PayPal or Venmo for payment. Once payment is made, I will then ship the items won directly to you. (PCar will share emails so that Seller & Buyer can communicate with each other after the auction ends). I ship items in the Continental USA 2nd Day Delivery with insurance and a signature required. The insurance is set at the winning bid amount of the item plus the fees the Buyer has paid to PCarMarket so that the Buyer is fully protected in the event of a loss. For International deliveries to select countries, the cost and the delivery time will be much greater. Please note, per the listing above, the Buyer's winning bid plus the cost of the shipping will be added to the final invoice due the Seller at the time of payment. I am outlining here so that there is no confusion. Please let me know if there are any questions.
Good Luck Bidding!
Bid in the amount of $750
Here is some detail on a Hanhart Rattrapante stopwatch from the 1970's that sold a few years ago. Note that the glass was damaged in the listing, (click on "View this Listing"). There is no such damage on the watch shown in this listing.
https://www.catawiki.com/l/30995979-hanhart-rattrapante-86-100-no-reserve-price-men-1970-1979
Here is some detail on a Hanhart Rattrapante stopwatch from the 1970's that sold a few years ago. Note that the glass was damaged in the listing, (click on "View this Listing"). There is no such damage on the watch shown in this listing.
https://www.catawiki.com/l/30995979-hanhart-rattrapante-86-100-no-reserve-price-men-1970-1979
Here's another link of interest. Keep in mind the 30 second watches in this listing are Hanhart Premiere units with include 7 jewels and chrome pushers, not black plastic.
https://www.early911sregistry.org/forums/showthread.php?98482-FS-HANHART-STOPWATCH-TWIN-RALLY-SET-(Made-in-Germany)
These Hanhart rally timers are from the 1960's and 1970's. Here's a link of a mounted pair that sold a few years ago. Good luck bidding!
https://www.catawiki.com/l/28997231-decorative-object-hanhart-stopwatch-dashboard-rally-timing-racing-set-1970-1970
Bid in the amount of $500
Bid in the amount of $375
@valdieu It's a choice to be made solely by the Buyer. The Halda requires hard wiring to the car as I recall and can be extremely accurate. For practical racing application, the Halda may be the way to go. These timepieces, however, are strictly vintage mechanical timepieces and offer the Buyer a bit of nastalgia and flair, but also can be separated from their mountings and used outside the car. Some have been mounted to aluminum that also serves as a desk display, not only a racing application.
Bid in the amount of $150
Hello,
First time on Pcarmarket ! What is the advantage of these vis a vis a Halda Tripmaster ? Could this lot be shipped to Switzerland if I am successful and who will be in charge to do so, Pcarmarket or the seller ?
Thank you,
Bid in the amount of $100
Bid in the amount of $55
Bid in the amount of $50
Below are some interesting sites that outline the history of Hanhart from the 1800's to the present day as well as other information you might find useful and/or entertaining. https://www.hanhart.com/en/about-hanhart/the-history-of-hanhart/
Here also is an interesting article on the origins of the red button you see on the timer attached to the clipboard above. https://www.hanhart.com/en/about-hanhart/our-trademark-or-the-legend-of-the-red-button/
And lastly, a link that describes the functional operation of the Rattrapante watch mechanism found on the most expensive timers. https://stevemckelvie.wordpress.com/2016/12/10/my-new-hanhart-stopwatch-has-special-capabilities/
Hello everyone. I am happy to offer these outstanding classic Hanhart mechanical rally timers and to answer any questions anyone might have along the way.
Happy Bidding!