Hanhart Unveils the AQUASPHERE Ocean Fade

Hanhart has remained true to its roots while evolving with modern expectations, and today, its timepieces reflect a refined balance of heritage craftsmanship and technical innovation. One of the brand’s most robust contemporary lines is the AQUASPHERE collection, a series of diving watches purpose-built for professionals and demanding enthusiasts alike. This summer, the collection welcomes a new addition, the AQUASPHERE Ocean Fade.

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Jumping hour

Jumping hour

Are a complication that displays time in a unique way. After 60 minutes, the hour digits jump directly to the next hour. This jump is displayed on a sub-dial or window within the main watch dial, instead of using a traditional hour hand. This complication can also be displayed digitally on a dedicated small screen.

The mechanism of jumping hour watches typically includes a sub-dial or an aperture with hour numerals. When the current hour ends and the minutes reach 60, the mechanism swiftly moves the hour digit to the next hour, creating a sudden jump on the new hour. This mechanism provides a distinctive and accurate way of displaying time. Jumping hour complications are available in both mechanical and quartz watches.