Hanhart has unveiled the Square by Square, a limited edition made up of just six prototypes. The release stands out because the brand is usually linked with practical, tool-focused designs rather than experimental small-batch concepts.
For many watch enthusiasts, Hanhart is best known for aviation-inspired chronographs, its signature red pusher, and straightforward field-style models. That reputation has helped define the company for years, so the Square by Square immediately reads as a different kind of project within the lineup.
Based on its name and positioning, the new model appears to signal a move away from Hanhart’s most familiar visual language. Instead of leaning fully on the rugged pilot-watch formula that collectors often associate with the brand, this release suggests a more design-led direction while still drawing attention because of Hanhart’s heritage.
The fact that only six prototypes are being offered makes the Square by Square feel especially niche and collectible. Even with limited details available, the launch is notable as a rare example of Hanhart stepping outside its established tool-watch comfort zone and testing something new in a very restricted edition.
