The Hanhart Flight Navy Aerosphere, with its trident second hand and naval aviation emblem, will dispel any worries on stormy nights.

German watchmaker Hanhart has announced the "Flight Navy Aerosphere," a limited edition model bearing the logo of the German Navy Air Corps. It features a blue dial and blue bezel, and a seconds hand shaped like the trident of Poseidon, the god of the sea. The MFG3 (3rd Naval Air Group) and MFG5 (5th Naval Air Group) versions are limited to 150 pieces each.

German Navy Air Force Hanhart watch

Hanhart, a watchmaker based in Germany's Black Forest, has added a special edition, limited to 300 pieces, the Flight Navy Aerosphere, to its collection. Flying low over the ocean on a stormy night demands a reliable and robust watch. Whether in the Arctic or Tropics, at sea or in the mountains along the coast, the German Navy Air Service often encounters dangerous and challenging situations. Accurate, reliable, and easy to read, day or night, the Flight Navy Aerosphere helps ensure safe flight without additional navigational aids.

Hanhart and aviation

　Hanhart's important connection to aviation dates back to ancient times: for the aviation industry, mechanical watches had to withstand extreme vibrations, large temperature fluctuations, large differences in altitude and fluctuating weather conditions - challenges that remain of great importance to air forces today.

　Flying over the ocean always requires the utmost precision and a keen understanding of the forces of nature. Few places are more directly affected than when flying low over the ocean on a stormy night and landing on a shaking deck. The limited edition Flight Navy Aerosphere is a reliable and precise watch, the perfect wrist companion for such challenging conditions.

The second hand features the trident of Poseidon, the god of the sea, and the dial features the Navy Air Corps emblem.

　To complete the unique details of this Marine watch, the Naval Aviation logo appears on the navy blue dial and screw-down crown.

MFG3 (3rd Naval Air Group) and MFG5 (5th Naval Air Group) specification lineup

　The new Flight Navy Aerosphere combines precision and tradition with all things maritime. The seconds hand features the trident of Poseidon, the Greek god of the sea, a design also seen on the coat of arms of the Graf Zeppelin of the 3rd Naval Air Group. The screw-down case back is embossed with the MFG3, Graf Zeppelin, or MFG5 coat of arms, depending on your preference.

Flight Navy Aerosphere Limited Edition MFG3 (3th Naval Air Group)

　The coat of arms embossed on the case back symbolizes unity and solidarity. The MFG3's coat of arms symbolizes affiliation with the Navy Air Corps with wings and an anchor in the center. The five stars symbolize the five virtues of loyalty, courage, generosity, reliability, and perseverance. The MFG5's coat of arms, which has featured water, a sea eagle, an anchor, and wings since 2013, symbolizes the maintenance of sovereignty over maritime airspace. Both variations of this new limited-edition Flight Navy Aerosphere will be available in quantities of 150 each.

Flight Navy Aerosphere Limited Edition MFG5 (5th Naval Air Group)

Unidirectional rotating bezel with standard lettering, water resistant to 30 bar, with helium valve

　The numerals on the bezel, which rotates unidirectionally in 60 clicks, are designed in a standard font. This emphasizes perfect readability. The Flight Navy Aerosphere is water-resistant to 30 bar, making it ideal for both above and below water. The suitability of this new watch for divers is emphasized by the helium valve located at 10 o'clock on the case, an essential feature for deep-sea diving.