Dan Henry's Biggest Hit or Miss? - 1975 Skin Diver Watch - 37mm & 39mm (Under $500)
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Just when I thought I was out, Dan Henry pulls me back in! Today I review the Dan Henry 1975 Skin Diver watch-one of the most interesting and unexpected new releases of 2022, that not only gives us a glimpse into where watch trends are going, but is also Dan's response to a post-Omega MoonSwatch chronograph world. But don't let these modest 37mm and 39mm skin divers fool you! They're actually a gateway into everything exciting, innovative, controversial, good, bad, and ugly going on in the watch world today. Join me for a surprising dive into a truly fascinating watch that's without a doubt Dan Henry's biggest gamble yet. Is it a hit or a miss? And what are the positives and negatives? In this video I also share my initial reaction to the new Tudor Pelagos 39 mm for 2022. What do you think of these new watches? Please share your thoughts in the comments below!
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Bonkers that they ever tried to blag 36mm as being a 'women's size', respect to anyone who can pull off a 46mm IWC, but most of us don't have shins for wrists.
This woman does.
Honestly, tired of dinner plate watches. A shift back to midsize cases was well needed.
@@sabeaniebaby lucky you. I can't pull off some 43mm because of the lug to lug width and my arms are chubby so anything smaller than 36mm feels odd.
My wrist is 9.5........gorilla
Easy, with my 9" wrist. I dont dislike the smaller sized watches but would look a freckle on my "ankle" of a wrist, so in essence a waste on my wrist
After 40 years of collecting and a ton of lovely vintage gems, my Dan Henry watches are some of my favorite and frequently commented pieces. Thank you, DH.
TGV I've said it before the industry is "homaging" your ideas. You have more creativity in your little finger then the whole lot of the other watch channels. A quote I love is "losers focus on winners and winners focus on winning". You are a winner my friend.
I am very flattered, thank you so much my friend, I love the quote. Onwards and ever upwards!
Have a wonderful week ahead.
Best regards,
TGV
Jumping on the bandwagon and using those soul-deadening canned videos isn't all that creative. His own wonderful sense of taste highlights just how awful those are - making the use of them a true shame.
@@shaunpearson7905 sounds like you should start your own channel and see if anyone gives a shit
I’d love to see him release something inspired by another Omega, the Ranchero. The size and width of this current release is great. I’ve been looking at his chronos, lately.
OMG that would be AMAZING!!!!! 🤞🤞🤞
Thank you my friend,
Best regards,
TGV
My experience with Dan Henry: I bought a 1972 Maverick Chorno, the display was not in line so I ask for refund. It turned instantly into a very unfriendly conversation that a display cannot be not in line and that I have to sent the watch back under almost unfullfillable conditions. However, I sent it back but never got my money back.
I haven't seen an "instant buy" like this in awhile. But this is one. I actually like the gilt dial version, and that's the one I got. Mechaquartz. I ALMOST went for the white dial, but the gilt one felt more "1975" to me.
My feelings exactly. Outstanding!
I personally think that this new Dan Henry watch is perfect. Especially in size, I can't wait to pick one up. Also thanks for the awesome new content Urban Gentry is still number one in my opinion always will be.
I like the design, I am tempted by the quartz but I sure wish it could have the date window like the auto. The dimensions of the 39mm are perfect to me. Glad we get to hear your thoughts on this one, cheers TGV!
How to get TGV in the mood: make sure you have a watch with good ratcheting action in the bezel in your pocket as you head to the bedroom 🤣🤣🤣
His wife gives him a little flirty eye, the corner of her lip twitches a half smile. She lifts her wrist and clicks the bezel of her watch with a wink
Absolute hit! I thought I was the only one that loved the Omega Geneve Admiralty. Hats off to Mr. Henry again for a job well done. This reminds me of Christopher Ward's C63 Sealander series also at 150m water resistance and 39mm diameter. Doxa Orange is in, sir! Great video and review!
I think Dan has absolutely nailed it with this one. When I saw it for the first time, I immediately started to search the web for alternatives (ultimately looking for excuses why not to buy this piece since my watch-related budget saw some substantial expenses lately) but failed. I cannot believe these fun, colorful (skin)divers are not more common. I think a lot of folks would love to wear durable, fun, easy-to-wear but not overly bulky watches. Thumbs up to Dan. He did it again.
Just got my 39mm Automatic in orange with date, steel bezel and tropic orange strap. Instantly adds a pop of colour that makes me think of summer, the outdoors, adventure and most of all fun times! Great piece!!!
The skindiver aesthetic is where it all started for me as a kid. I will delve again into Dan Henry. Superbly put together review.
I think its great that this brand is reviving timepieces of days gone by with a contemporary yet faithful to the era twist.
I don't want more brands doing this because it would dilute what Dan Henry is doing. Most other brands do homages anyway so thats fine.
Good work fella.
Love the style and I bet it wears like a dream. The quartz version seems like a no brainer, perfect grab and go piece. I also appreciate the honest opinions too!
My orange 37 just arrived and I love it so much I went back on the website and bought a 37 in white also! I actually love my timex Qs but these definitely beat them out, both in quality and look
👏👏👏 Congrats Noah, I hope it brings a ton of enjoyment.
Thank you,
Best regards,
TGV
Hi! I'm also looking at the white one. Was wondering if you could share your wrist measurements, and how the 37 looks on it. Regards!
@@merlijn3578 I have 7 3/4" wrist, I usually wear 39mm explorer type watches and 41mm divers, But I find anytime I look at "vintage style" watches, smaller looks better and larger errs on the goofy side.
@@MrLiveWestah, interesting take, thanks for the reply! Hope you enjoy your new purchaes!
This is not the first time you've spoken of Dan Henry but this release has caught my attention. Will be adding it to my modest collection.
As usual, another on-point video on Dan Henry watches by TGV. You know, I was wondering when TGV will get to interview Dan about all things watches. This seems overdue, TGV?
The white 39 auto on bracelet is coming tomorrow. I’m super excited now! I think I will brush the center links so it looks even more rugged. I have 2 seamasters already, I’m a bit of an omega fanboy. Been wanting a white dial orange hand for about a year. Once I saw the specs on this and finding out it was based on an Omega, i flew to the site so fast lol
UPDATE: The bracelet is very hard to get on. Haven’t worn the watch yet as a result, taking it to a jeweler tomorrow to get the bracelet on and might as well have them size it while I’m there. Other than that, love the watch! The bracelet has a vintage feel but it’s not cheap and flimsy. It’s appropriate for the price point.
@@ryanfritz8903 what is your wrist size? I am thinking about 39mm white dial and bezel, but I am not sure if it's too big for 6 inch wrist.
@@jerzydabrowski3664 my wrist is about 7 inches maybe just below. Probably 6.75 when it’s freezing out. I think it will wear fine on you. The lug to lug is killer at 42mm. It would be great for you
@@ryanfritz8903 Thank you for advice!
Great review!
I just got the quartz model for Christmas and as much as I loved the watch initially, the information in your review has me appreciating it even more.
Keep up the great work.
Very fair and extensive review, TGV. I really think that Dan went all out on this to make the watch exist in the exact right space. It is not supposed to be a ultra diver or any other type of piece other than the most simple and suitable piece for most users. It will suit any wrist other than the largest among us and will perform in nearly situation that most of us would throw at it.
I can only imagine that Dan, as he has recently been working on and sailing his classic sailing boats, wanted a different piece to wear than his 1972, which is his personal favorite. I am sure that the new piece would be far more suitable on a boat that the 1972 is.
I really like the new piece. I love the ability to get another Dan Henry in an auto version. They are rare and usually go quite quickly. I just have to figure out which version(s) I want!
Thank you, as always, for such excellent work, TGV. Onward and upwards, my friend. Be well.
Thank you so much my friend, you are, as always a true gent. If only everyone was as thoughtful, kind, supportive and open minded as you, the world would be a better place. I don't blame you when it comes to the 1972, it's a hard watch not to put on. I even use the alarm to wake me up in the mornings on days I need a back up from the phone. Such fun. Great point about the 1975 being another auto option, I often forget most of his watches are quartz!
Safe flying fratello, O&U!
Best regards,
TGV
I've owned several DHs and appreciate their aesthetics as well as their cost/quality ratio. But I have never hung on to one because, for whatever reason, they never quite speak to me compellingly enough. Utterly subjective, I know. And I very much hope others will feel the love, because this is a company that deserves to continue to survive and thrive.
Gonna be honest, I really didn't like this watch when DH announced it. This video is definitely changing my mind... It's a pretty neat piece.
The automatic is pricey though.
I do not like Dan Henry, not the watches, but the service. I have bought a diver a few years back. In the web it said that it was a screw down crown but it was only push. When I contacted them they replied “it is the same thing”. After that it is a big NO from me. Nice review though!
Brilliant review of a very intriguing watch. I think the white dial version on white tropic strap will be the perfect summer watch.
That orange dial giving me big Doxa vibes. I dig it!
I would love Dan to release some kind of slide rule Chronograph - Breitling 808 homage anyone? Also can’t wait to see what he’ll do with the new Seiko GMT movement. Exciting stuff.
I love your point TGV on watch people who concentrate too much on value. As if that's all a watch is about. Don't get me wrong value counts for something but if the design and feeling isn't there then what's its "value" worth.
I am not really a big diver fan BUT I am thrilled to see Dan releasing another watch (own and love my DH 1945).
I think that it is absolutely great that he is offering automatics as limited editions and quartz unlimited so that consumers have a chance to get one in the future for those that discover this wonderful brand. And the amount of options! Just magnificent.. nuff said 😁👍
Didn’t like it when I first saw it and still don’t BUT.. I really appreciate knowing the back story and it’s growing on me. I love my ‘62 in black and gold though.
Always excited to see a new Dan Henry release!
Loved this video, and this new dan henry watches. Will buy for christmas.
And I also give you value for being the first person I saw here on UA-cam about watches, not quite sure how I started this, but once I started watching your videos, I became obsessed with watches. You have and always will have an immense value as a watch content youtuber, every video almost looks like a documentary. I understand your furstration towards some youtubers, although I don't know why this friction started between watch content youtubers. I believe there's space for everyone here, and many youtubers have their own identity and distiction, so there's value, even if some are also watch dealers and try to sell some brands along the way.
So if there's something I would say I don't like here in some of your videos, is when you put some of your frustrations for other youtubers in the mix.
Nevertheless, this channel still is the standard for me, even though I grew the "subscriton collection", because I believe was the pioneer and because of the quality of your work, knowledge, learning, the history and research involved, the documentary - like videos and artistic view about the watches themselves discussed here, which are not always from the famous and traditional brands, most discussed, but also micro brands and brands with value besides price, which is the case of this Dan Henry brand, which, I confess, grew on me because of you.
Could not thank you enough for all the love I have for watches now, and I hope you continue here for many many years to come doing a wonderful job for this community.
Wish you the best.
Finally! I’ve been very excited and looking forward to your review of these as I haven’t been able to decide if I’ll get one
This isn't my favourite, but you always have to respect what Dan does, as he makes the space so much more interesting.
Good morning TGV,
thank you, I was waiting for this review :-)
I like the 1975 Skin Diver by Dan Henry, this seems to be a great watch with high fun factor, moreover very wearable.
Especially the Meca-Quartz variant seems to be a great option for me and the idea to take a Meca-Quartz movement for a three hand diver watch here is kind of ingenious.
I too have to say, Dan Henry watches have to be experienced on the wrist.
I treated myself to the 1964 Gran Turismo and must say, I am very excited! A watch that is wearable in everyday life with a classy, stylish look and a high fun factor.
Classic design, with a robust and durable movement, so you don't have to worry about service costs or availability of spare parts.
I also think a Meca-Quartz movement often makes more sense in this price range, such as a Chinese hand-wound chrono movement, for which the service costs will probably easily reach or even exceed the new price of a new watch.
Many greetings!
Heiko! Great to hear from you. Excellent point about experiencing them and service costs, thank you for adding that.
Have a greatest if the week.
Best regards,
TGV
TGV I love Dan Henry! As a matter of fact. I remembered that Indian gentleman that makes (or made) beautiful watch boxes out of wood. Imagine: Get a personalized watch box, collect all the Dan Henry models. And give it to your child at the right age. Sounds good? Allright upwards and onwards, my dear watch friend. I learned so much from you the last years.
I know nothing about making videos but this feels like a ton of work. The intro alone was amazing. Well done.
Thank you so much, it is a ton of work, but it is a labour of love, especially if kind people like you appreciate it.
Best regards,
TGV
To me: Almost all "hits", next-to-no misses…and I'm coming from a place where I thought Dan Henry was "nice", but not particularly a barn-burner of a brand. Consider this opinion now stood on its head. Thanks for this, TGV.
Just wanted to say that the shot with the Dan Henry in front of the Titanic model was pure eye candy. Bravo TGV!
Quartz with Sweeping Second Hand....fantastic. the price of quartz, the feeling of mechanical
Just so you know I have just purchased a ‘62 - thanks for the direction over a few of your videos added to my own personal taste. Pip pip and carry on. Good work.
I'm new to the watch world. I bought my first "real" watch recently and bought a Charlie dress watch. Anyway my next planned purchase is for the 1975. I found it to the best of his offerings but now I have to go back and relook base on the comments on the other watches. Thanks!
Love the video, love the watches. Watch enthusiasts love varieties and we do not have to spend an arm and a leg for watch collection.
I'm 100000% getting a Dan Henry 1937 Onyx Chrono when I come back home from my deployment with the Air Force. Less than a month now!
Safe flying sir!
The 1937 is a fine choice, absolute class, you will not be disappointed. Thank you.
Best regards,
TGV
Many thanks for this informative and helpful review of these watches and Dan Henry.
Finally, someone is using that mecha quartz movement.
👏👏👏👏 Indeed.
Thank you,
Best regards,
TGV
If a watch is chosen to fit ones activity or occupation I am happy to have discovered the skin diver here.
For some time I was searching for the perfect watch for a Marine. A diver is too much and a field watch can't cut it on a beach landing.
I was settled on the Aqua Terra but this Dan Henry is perfection.
Just picked up the 1937 gold/blue handset, unbelievable value at this price point! Cheers again for bringing these great watches to our attention
An absolute pleasure, thank ou and enjoy your 1937.
Best regards,
TGV
Thank you TGV for such a great Dan Henry watch review!! A very interesting fun everyday watch!! Stay healthy and well as always!! (Nicholas) 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️❤️🦖🦖🦖⏱⏱⏱
The white bezel is fire! I dig it on the white dial, auto with date. Cyclops really stands out with the slim profile of this piece…I like it!
Just pulled the trigger on the 1975 Gilt Automatic Date version. For me by far the best looking one, with the high domed sapphire crystal sapphire bezel that really captures the spirit of the time
I'd love to what you think the Sugess high beat mechanical chronograph. Yes it's a homage but the quality and finish is spot on. I think they will start to innovate because they are doing more than raking in money. Two friends have bought the same model after seeing mine.
I really love the DH 1975 Skin Diver in Gilt with the Miyota 9015 movement. I have that movement in a Zelos watch and it has to be one of the most accurate watches I own. I just finished a two month rotation, wearing it daily, and maybe had to do a very slight adjustment about once. The Dan Henry is a great size, and now that I see automatic watches, he's back on my radar!
I love Dan Henry watches! I bought a 1962 white no date, following TGV review, and I enjoy it so much. I have quite a large wrist and the relatively small size of the 1962 was a bit of a surprise but easy to get used to it and give such vintage vibes... pure class! when I saw this new release, the white dial immediately captured my attention. It looks so great. The slimness of the case reminds me of the Glycine combat sub but of course with again these vintage vibes. Thanks TGV for the great review... but now because of you, I have to order one (39mm automatic)!!!! 😁
Love this review. I was about to get myself a DH 1962 which was basically love at first sight. But now…. Maybe this instead (as well). What an awesome brand!
The all white is a beauty, the orange gives a bright summer vibe, difficult choices there. Its a shame they didn't push for the date on the quartz version. Nice watches with a good style, refreshing.
Would love to see a Gentry styled video on watches worn by the Royal Family & their history.
I know only you could do the family and their links to horology justice after the death of our most beloved Queen.
I had the 1964 silver panda, totally love it. Just ordered the 1945 black and 1970 orange. Been so tempted by the 1939 brown, but now I think the 1975 white is next in line.
Thx for the review, nice watch, I bought the VH31 version. Just be warned that if you have to deal with aftersales, it'll be a hassle : they do anything to discourage you : take pictures of the watch before sending it back, even if you just received it one hour ago... Also if one sticker is removed, they won''t take it back. Read their return policy. Too bad, that was my second one, DH make nice homages, but hey, we"'re customers like others.
They look great and refreshing to have the sweeping quartz options, would have liked to have seen both size options on wrist for comparison.
Thank you Matthew, there is a shot of each, somewhere in there! I hope that helps,
Best regards,
TGV
Although i do not own any Dan Henry watches, i feel what he does is nothing short of amazing.
Love, love, love Dan Henry watches!!! I own this one in black with steel bezel. He’s right…it’s just comfy, great looking and most of all FUN!
My favourite type of content from the legendary TGV. His reviews are the best bar none.
Thanks mate keep it up.
Having owned a watch with a 9015, I could never get over the unidirectional winding. A free-spinning rotor feels disconcerting. Seeing the relative sweep on the mechaquartz, though, is making me want one of those instead. For me, the white is the capolavoro. Too bad the date has a magnifier. It's the only major difference between the original Omega it's based on. If only it had come out at the beginning of the summer. It's the perfect pool watch.
Countless people have been calling for a 39mm Pelagos and another Ranger. An new North Flag is yet another. That Tudor introducing the 39mm Pelagos, that was a no brainer after the success of the BB58, my thought was- what took them so long?
Love Dan Henry. I have a 42 mm pilots chronograph of his, and the watch itself plus their customer service is phenomenal. With a 22 cm wrist, I definitely feel a little left out of this one lol but glad to see his continuance in new design and innovation
It's huge shortage is that steel bezel versions haven't got lume pip in the triangle at 12 o'clock.
Great observation, I have to admit, I have never used a lume pip, but I totally see what you mean.
Thank you,
Best regards,
TGV
This is one of the most attractive Dan Henry's yet! I love the high domed sapphire crystal...pure vintage class!!!!
Shots fired ! You're still the best in the game TGV, keep it that way 👏🏻
I have a planet ocean that is 36.5mm and i love the size its just far too thick, but the quartz 37 you showed here looks like a banger
I bought the Dan Henry 1945 Chronograph. I was initially thrilled with it, it looks fantastic.
But, I quickly realized that the watch face was so busy (and I like busy watch faces) that the chrono sub dials erased many of the main minute markers. That loss of functionality detracts from the main purpose of any watch, to tell time, and if you need to set the minute hand near where the left and right sub dials overlap the minute track, then good luck with that.
A very appealing watch and worth a look from me.
I have yet to pull the trigger on a Dan Henry. There are several I like but there is almost too many optiins to choose from! Either way I admire what he has done.
The Dan Henry watch line has some incredibly tempting designs. Elegance with a classic look. I just wish these watches were available built to a higher standard. With better lume, better paint on the dials, polished rare metals for the hands, and similar high end touches the watches would be spectacular. Sure, the price would be $1000-2000 dollars but the end result would be worth the premium. Right now the watches are very handsome but feel a little cheap. No insult to Dan Henry because the watches are a good value for the price. Maybe Dan Henry could come up with a few higher end special releases to enhance the brand.
He might have me with this one. 37mm! Bless him!
I just got my classic Pontiac running and I think it may be time to finally purchase a Dan Henry to accompany it!
👏👏👏👏 Absolute class, love that. Safe driving and enjoy the combo!
Thank you,
Best regards,
TGV
Love the vids. Really like what Dan Henry is doing. I like all the options so bigger and small wrister peoples can all dig them.
Great review - inspired me to buy this in 37mm black sapphire bezel, love the vintage details 😎
Thank you for the good video.I also have the Dan Henry 1945, 1964, and 1972.I'm quite pleased.The price is cheap and the quality is good.Looking at the video, I want to buy the 1975 model.
We share very similar taste, I got the above except 1970 instead of 1972. I am thinking to add 1975 too.
@@simon0yeung Hello. Nice to meet you.Hahaha I see.Thank you.
The Scaphtopus caseback relief is on all of Dan Henry's dive watches (see the 1972).
Fantastic! Thank you for answering that, it has been a while since I handled a 1970 diver.
Best regards,
TGV
Huge hit and likely my next watch purchase (... possibly orange dial for my high school colors of orange and black).
My 1964 is one of my favorite watches In my collection. Dan makes amazing watches and this 1975 might be the next piece I add to to the watch box
Finally noticed you have a Lament configuration on the desk--we have such sights to show you.
Grazie per il video TGV, molto apprezzato! I still have to unbox mine and do my own review (I bought the quartz 37 sapphire bezel in white with white tropic strap).
Oh and I've counted them all - there should be 56 combinations:
4 colours, automatic, 39, regular strap, sapphire bezel, no date
3 colours (no gilt), automatic, 39, regular strap, steel bezel, no date
4 colours, automatic, 39, tropic strap, sapphire bezel, no date
3 colours (no gilt), automatic, 39, tropic strap, steel bezel, no date
4 colours, automatic, 39, regular strap, sapphire bezel, date
3 colours (no gilt), automatic, 39, regular strap, steel bezel, date
4 colours, automatic, 39, tropic strap, sapphire bezel, date
3 colours (no gilt), automatic, 39, tropic strap, steel bezel, date
4 colours, quartz, 39, regular strap, sapphire bezel
3 colours (no gilt), quartz, 39, regular strap, steel bezel
4 colours, quartz, 39, tropic strap, sapphire bezel
3 colours (no gilt), quartz, 39, tropic strap, steel bezel
4 colours, quartz, 37, regular strap, sapphire bezel
3 colours (no gilt), quartz, 37, regular strap, steel bezel
4 colours, quartz, 37, tropic strap, sapphire bezel
3 colours (no gilt), quartz, 37, tropic strap, steel bezel
I have absolutely no need for it but I really REALLY want one of these!!
🤣🤣🤣 Exactly how I feel!
Thank you Robert,
Best regards,
TGV
For me this is definitely a hit. I’d love to get the automatic with date but the quartz is also very appealing.
As you said, you can feel the passion of a watch enthousiast in this design and that’s simple amazing. 😎
I bought the DH 1972 after watching your review,very nice watch. The skin divers are very interesting pieces & thankfully not the size of an ice hockey puck!
Ack! Just bought a watch I have been waiting to pull the trigger on. Really like the white and the strap looks a lot like the fossil tide watch strap. Which is in my mind one of the most comfortable watches my kiddos ever bought me.
Watching the Urban Gentry review of a brand new watch model while wearing the actual watch on review (the 37mm white, steel bezel version), that's a new one for me. Great review.
Congratulations to Hugo for his commercial appearance.
I get your cons on the gilt one. I'm surprised Dan didn't do a 'yachty' blue variant, especially considering its intended use and his use of lovely complimentary orange. Perhaps that should have been the gilt one?
For me, I'd have the no date quartz white steel on brown tropic or orange on black regular.
Thanks for the review TGV. Ordered mine (Qtz, all white, no date) last weekend. This will be DH number 3. The case back is from the 1970. Would have loved a date complication, but just not a fan of the cyclops. Again, awesome, honest review as always.
Always a good day when TGV uploads 😊
I fell in love with this watch. Automatic no-date gilt vs automatic no-date black (with steel bezel): which one would you choose? I think the second one is closer to the 70's original look, but I do love modern materials like sapphire bezel (which is inferior, in my opinion, to ceramic). Thank you! :)
Thank you very much for the recommendation TGV! ❤ What a beautiful watch! 😍 Just bought the automatic 39mm no date white dial version with a sapphire bezel and a tropic white strap, although added the steel bracelet to my order too. Can't wait to put it on my 6.5' wrist 😊 Keep up the great work TGV and please say hi to Hugo 😉
Greetings from Poland!
The desk diver collectors will love these Dan Henrys.
Very well done by you AND DH. In contrast to what the crypto currency and brand hype age tells us: For the real enthusiasts the most important value is defined by what a creation means to themselves. Looking beyond superficial trends is what we expect from the channel. Chapeau!
Thank you Klaus 😎🥂
Best regards,
TGV
Discovered Dan Henry and your channel by accident but loving the content! My quartz glit one is coming soon. Thanks for the review.
Great review of the new Dan Henry watches -- and outstanding appraisal of the watch industry.
Speaking as a "large-wristed guy," I think 39mm watches look just great.
Outstanding informative review sir. Many thanks for bringing measured unbiased reviews on the whole spectrum of watch collecting and not just “ where is the Rolex market now”. Your insights prompted me to buy a squale 1521 which I love. Have always had a soft spot for Dan Henry especially the 1963, again, in no small part to your earlier reviews. Onward and upward. 🙏