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Did you get it yet?

@topreview3791 it's at my home but I'm in SE Asia lol

You could have just picked one up at the source 😂

7 inches

I would not say the construction is sub par. I would say it is well done. Yes it’s unoriginal - it’s a copy of an Omega design, it is intended for people who like that original design but do not want a vintage watch and do not want to or can’t afford an original. I did sell mine because it fell out of my rotation but I would still recommend it if your someone who likes the design.

You can order direct from Longines

Mostly because we don’t care to try. You’re right that’s how it’s pronounced, just not by us. No one is trying to be rude 😘

Glad you liked the review! This one is a tank. You’re right about the big lie. I will say the fit and finish of some of my more expensive watches is better and the movements are made with tighter tolerances. That being said, if this one breaks I will toss it and grab a new one. San Martin is a manufacturer that puts out particularly good watches for a fair price and copy’s big brands designs. A step up from steel dive. You should have a look at them too. You may find something else you like.😁

@@rightwristonly8796 Thank you for that. I will also check out San Martin. All the best mate

Yeah but there are clear differences in how well they keep time. Some +/- 20 seconds a day and some are +/- 3 seconds. Quartz can also vary. Some of those are +/- 1 second a day and some are +/- 1 second a year so there is just a massive range in accuracy out there.

I’m not a big waffle strap guy but sounds like you are using it for it’s intended purpose

It’s such a great watch

For fit and finish and price, for sure

You will like it. It’s a little heavy especially on a rubber strap but a great value.

Love the green

Upon long term reflection - I think it’s only flaw, and this is really about my preference, is the case color. It makes it so I can’t put a bracelet on it. I primarily wear watches with bracelets. I just find them more comfortable. But everything else about this watch is great and the JDM version is so cool.

Please explain further? Are you saying no watches hack? If so you are flatly wrong. Please let me know what you are trying to say.

@@rightwristonly8796 PC's hack, you can 'get into code' eg: Hacking is the act of gaining unauthorized access to data in a system or computer. You can adjust a watch eg: time, date and hands, but you cannot access or change data from mechanical watches because they don't hold data.

Thanks! It’s a Benchmade bugout. It has custom scales and all titanium hardware. The scales are ironwood burl and canvas micarta. It’s one of the very few Bugouts with a partially serrated blade. 😁

I still wear it frequently. I have not found a better priced more functional watch yet. It’s absolutely one of my favorites. With such low numbers made I almost never see them for sale.

$76 is a great price!

@@rightwristonly8796 got it a few days back. Timegrapher puts it at -2 to +1 second a day depending on position. Really impressed with this watch. Only thing that i can say would detract is i can hear the rotor spin and the brushing and red paint on the second hand is not perfect. What few complaints i have are just nit picking. For the money this thing is amazing. I would and have recommended this to anyone looking for an automatic watch.

Oooof yeah you can but I would not. It has a 100m water resistance so presumably it is safe to wear down to 100m, and I have never seen a pool more then 4-5m. The issue is the Chronograph pushers are not screw down pushers. So if you inadvertently push one while your watch is under water you could potentially flood your watch case and damage your watch fairly badly. TLDR - yes but don’t

All the black bay are pretty darn thick - except maybe the 58. They are big and the slab sides really don’t help.

You can always crack it open as swap out the hand. ETA movements are easy to find parts for. If your not comfortable doing it lots of watch makers could do it for you in a matter of moments.

That depends on how comfortable you are with thicker watches The cushion case makes it wear well even on smaller wrists. The good thing is if it’s too big for you it isn’t that expensive. You can find it for under $100 so it’s not a massive loss in cash if you don’t wear it. If I had a 6.5” wrist I would probably think it was just a tad too big mostly based on its weight.

It has an NH35 and I believe I mention that. It’s such a standard and widely used movement that there isn’t much for me to talk about that isn’t covered in much greater detail by someone else. Have a look for NH35 review and I’m sure you will find loads of in depth content. 👍🏼

I’m not sure if that is good or bad. It seems to me that mor often then not I see the sheen of the ar coating so what is it really doing?

@@rightwristonly8796 That's true!! At times it looks like I got the Blue Dial. Same goes for my Heimdallr version. 1/3 of the time I glance at it and it looks like I ordered the blue when in fact I ordered the black. Yea it just makes it look more expensive. The AR coating is best when applied on a DOMED sapphire like the real Seiko re-issue. You're spot on!

@@rightwristonly8796 Subsciption earned!

I think that they just made the AR coating clear, not blue. Mine is much less reflective than uncoated glass, and sapphire is more reflective than most glass.

@@N7492 I own the black, green and blue. I'll check for AR coating, either way I love this watch!

I haven’t heard from anyone who has had it for a while and who also thought it not a great watch

7”

@@rightwristonly8796 hey thanks, would you recommend this watch for 6" wrist

If your ok with a bigger watch. I have mine away because I tend to favor 38-40 mm watches. I just find them more comfortable. The only watch above 42 mm i wear is my Casio GA-2100 and it has some unique dimensions and is very light so it works. I also have an oval shaped wrist which makes most watches wear smaller. TLDR: if you don’t mind wearing what I would call an oversized watch then then go for it - it’s a tank

@@rightwristonly8796 thanks, really helpful!

I think it’s great. Especially because I think it’s 75-80% as good as the actual seiko. I don’t wear it often because there are a lot of watches in my collection that are more comfortable but I’m finding it really hard to bring my self to get rid of it. It’s just such a great value and looks pretty good.

Oh I like the islanders a lot. I don’t want to buy one but Mark seems like a nice guy. I have met him and he was a pleasant guy. At least there is a real person behind that brand. His colorways and dials are better but you have to pay more for that. The 1970 is a better choice if you want to beat the crap out of it because that’s what it’s for. Cheap and replaceable while still looking pretty dang good.

I gave this one to a friend who is hard on everything he owns and as far as I know it is still kicking. Much better looking then an skx or seiko 5 too

Your probably right but I have made it this far in life and am not dead yet 🤷🏻‍♂️

Thank you, I was actually wearing it today! 😁

@@rightwristonly8796 hehe, me too!

It’s a caller GMT not a travel GMT Both are types of real GMT movements.

It wears so well it’s really a question of wrist shape. If you have more of an oval shape wrist like me it will fit just fine. If you have a very round 6.75” wrist then it may be a tad big but at that point it’s about taste. I have a 7” wrist but I measure around the wrist joint where I wear my watches. Many, probably most, people wear there watch up higher essentially on their forearm. On the wrist bone a flat profile watch like this makes all the difference in comfort. If you wear your watches higher you have more latitude in watch profile because there is not active joint below it.

Wearing it today! It’s so good I bought a vintage Omega speedmaster 4.5 with the same case shape but more complicated movement. I’ll have to make a video at some point.

What is shaver oil? Is it used for lubricating razors?

I let this one go because it never got wrist time …..I think mostly because I am a bracelet guy. It wears so small and comfortable I always toy with picking up one of the new color-ways. I had a turtle as well that I nodded, and as much as I liked the turtle the steel dive is cheaper and wears and looks almost identical. Glad you enjoyed the review. Really trying to find time for my moonswatch review 😳

Yes..

Positive This is a clear insert painted on the underside. Ceramic would be opaque with the numerals in relief.