Tudor looks better IMO and have highly advanced anti-magnetic movement (Breitling B01 modified with silicon hairspring) - instant date switch, vertical clutch. Hanhart is cost-effective and have rotating bezel which could be replacement for hours counter if you need it. Bit for the first mechanical chronograph I’d choose neither and would get something with open caseback. You got to see mechanics in action for first mechanical!

Nice watch if you didn’t overpay for it. Movement is derivative of old 7750, unlike newest Tag in-house calibers. IMO Tag is not controversial brand (unlike Hublot which is hated much more) it’s just not having the same cult following as Omega/IWC/Brightling, while being in the same price brackets. That’s why some people still consider it overpriced. Nevertheless all modern high end watches are considered to be overpriced by someone. IMO modern Tags with T02/T20 calibers are worth acquiring by watch aficionado, especially tourbillon version for those who can afford it.

I’m kind of trying follow the rule one watch for the brand, but every time I see another '57, chronoscope or moonphase I’m tempted to violate it…

Best affordable monopusher IMHO. Most of monopushers in this price range has steel caseback, but this one showing mech. Me like :)