You have very quickly become my favourite watch channel on UA-cam, upload frequently but never compromise on quality and always delivering great content that shows off lesser known affordable brands. Keep at it, mate!
I don't get it. Beautiful design - no question. Two very nice straps, in lieu of futzing around with a maybe-too-expensive strap? Well, okay, maybe they are having a problem keeping under a target asking price. But omitting the lume from the hour and minute hands, while applying it elsewhere adds a slightly bizarre touch to the review. I say "bizarre", because, were I Roue's owner, I might have been a tad more paranoid about handing out a watch for review, without giving it an extra pass or two through QC first. And, if QC can be that lax, on a watch which is certainly intended for review by an informed reviewer, what kind of evaluation will my watch receive, on its way to nobody in particular? And, if I were going to give my product that low a water resistance rating, I wouldn't look forward to including it in the product specifications. But damn! I want it anyway...
I was looking at comments at start of review so when I looked up I was so shocked I let loose an expletive .Its freakin gorgeous and first chrono I can easily read with my not so great eyesight .It may not have been to the moon but stacks up pretty well against the competition and out on its own for me when it comes to looks . Ive been very good and havent bought or seriously considered buying a watch for nearly 3 weeks now and you go and do this to me lol
I used to own two CHR's, a CHR One and CHR Three. It's a great watch for the price.. and, I believe you can buy them for even less than $255.. been known to be on sale closer to $200, even better. It's a charming design, very clean, definitely retro, it looks familiar, yet, it's actually very original in execution. The size is pretty good. Wish it would have been smaller than 42mm, but I like the thinness of the watch. I like how the crystal gasket is colored yellow, so you can see some of that highlight around the rim of the crystal/dial at certain angles. This particular design is unusually asymmetrical, yet it still looks balanced. I think for the most part it's a rather unique panda chronograph look and dial configuration. The lume IS VERY disappointing. It wasn't even an advertised feature for the watch, and I can understand why. Not exactly a prideful application of it. I just happen to put a light to it to test and see if it had any out of curiosity and that's how I discovered it had lume.. with about less than a minute of any remotely usable visibility. There is such a poor application of it and the locations are very thin areas, also. It's basically near useless. It makes me wonder what was the point of even having lume? That is one of my major watch peeves, poor lume. I would much rather not even have any lume at all than to have some that is so weak that leaves me sorely unimpressed and very disappointed... I would then not be expecting lume and be less dissatisfied with it, do you know what I mean? No Lume = minus 2 points vs Poor Lume = minus 10 points. Poor lume serves to further negate appeal points rather than not have any lume. I kind of like the clean and mild design aesthetics. I like Stratton, but sometimes I feel they are a little too bright and contrasty.. They are extremely appealing, and I am looking forward to the new bullhead chrono that should be debuting later this year. however, I'm still on the fence whether they are a look I feel I can wear more often than not? Going back to the Roue, it's great they offer at least 3 strap changing options now and all with easy quick release system. I think coupled with a solid quartz Miyota movement, relatively decent build and original styling and the included strap options, it is definitely a cool vintage motorsports-inspired design** for the price, especially if you can get one on sale or with discounts to be closer to $200. ** vintage motorsports-inspired design - The strange thing about this is I've mentioned this to Alex, the owner of Roue, and he has told me himself that his watches are not necessarily vintage motorsports-inspired designs. IDK, I guess so.. To me they look like the part not only in the CHR, but the other models he has. as with affordable quartz (or solar quartz) based movements, as someone has mentioned here in comments, Seiko makes some decent recraft series watches, and I think you may find even citizen has something very similar for this vintage motorsports chronograph style of watches for roughly $200-300, I think.
Hi Jody , I must say I really like this watch , as you said it's a pitty about the hour and minute hands not been lumed but I think I can forgive that for a everyday wear to work watch , another great review Jody cheers ...
I actually picked up the Roue Cal a while back (ver. 2 black dial with hands that suggest a collar and tie). Not my fav, but a nice watch. Regarding the patina on my Zelos Mako 500, a dull greenish gray is creeping up from the base, likely sucking the salts off my hairy, sweaty wrist. Have just ordered a new band for it. Perhaps I can send you a pic when I get it on the watch. I'll hold the details until that time. If I've not mentioned it before, thanks for not doing the opening wrist check that seems like some virus spreading through the watch vids. Love how you do it. Need a tee?
I have this one and I love it. It's a really distinctive and individual design. I think the movement is a modified miyota 6s10 with the running seconds hand removed from the 6 o'clock position.
In terms of other affordable retro chrono’s you can look at the Seiko Recraft SSC667 or Orient Neo70’s all for around 200. Solar quartz and has sweeping second hand.
Fantastic review Jory. I agree an automatic would be more interesting...nothing special in this watch for me but the price point may make an interesting chronograph for some. Thank you for another excellent video :)
To me, the point of a quartz movement is accuracy. But this watch doesn't even have a running seconds sub-dial and the lume you've already bashed. Very pretty watch but at that price point I would want better lume, running seconds and something more than a Miyota quartz movement (which I think is likely the 2035). Thanks for the look and cheers!
So, with descent movements such as the trusty NH36 available for 19 quid in the UK, do you think they should be able to do a far preferable automatic version for under $300?
Well yes, I understand your reply but my point is: why should we pay such at premium for a watch with a movement that is mechanical and importantly, engaging as opposed to one that is battery powered and simply functional and good looking? And there is a simpler point: is any quartz watch worth $250? when all, it can do is tell you the time accurately and look cute: that's not what I and I suspect, we want watches for...
@@dankleingers9024 I'm not sure any aspect of taking an interest in and ownership of budget watches is about bragging. Maybe it is for some owners of more money than sense Swiss brands. But that seems not to be the typical JOMWa viewer. The sort of watches that dominate this channel are about wringing the best value out of our money, a fascination with the mechanical, with design, with workmanship, with style, with knowing and with having an interest that is in the real world unimportant as a distraction for the important concerns of life. Compared to these laudable interests, any sort of bragging is pretty banal. And the sheer number of mechanical watches we see with glass backs must tell you that far from hidden, mechanical movements are deemed fascinating in their very nature for many of us. So "what do we want watches for?" - to interest us on all sorts of levels with little care for what others think. And that's just as well because most of the world doesn't give a stuff about what's on our wrists...
I took a peek at their website, and as far as design goes, I happen to prefer some of their simpler non-chronograph offerings. The Cal, the HDS and the SSD are all better looking and could fairly easily be made as automatics with an NH35. Get on it Roue. We're already lining up. Particularly guys like me who have a fascination with yellow accents on watch faces.
Very smart (of Miyota) to let the 1/5 sec hand run for the first 30 secs after start (and restart ?) only 👍🏻 Bummer you can't find one anywhere to buy anymore - would have loved to add this to my collection 🥰
I prefer the Roue HDS myself. The combination of it’s racing/ aviation/ industrial look is much more my style. Great review of a watch brand that deserves move coverage. The Roue HDS was my first watch with a sapphire crystal.
Sexy,sexy,sexy. In that order! Love the racing strap with the 70-esq style taper. Nice touch! But the no lume on the hands is a chin scratcher! If the hands glowed yellowish-orange, it would've been a nice touch. I would think about buying this , IF, there was an auto movement in it (OR maybe the option of the seiko mechanical/quartz hybrid!) I guess the quartz is a good start to grab the attention of new buyers. Love how a company just got in touch with you and said, we do something you may like. Keep up the good work JOMW!
Nice review.. Not exadtly my kind of watch but it definitely has the retro thing down. Also Jody thanks to you I bought my 2nd Oris.. An Aquis Depth Gauge... I partially hold you responsible for this!
Hi Thomas, A good automatic chonograph would easily cost more than USD 500 with a good Japanese movement. I am not sure it is a niche to be in. Let me know how much would you pay for it, pls. Thanks, Alex
Went to the website - hot dang dilly, once I have recovered from my "oh heck yes, buy a Breitling, hang the expense" watch buying embargo, I'm in for one of those... I'm sure I'll have no cause to Roue my decision.
It's the layout that bothers me. Looks like a sub dial is missing!, so would much prefer the 9-3 side by side layout. Think I would also have my doubts about the PVD coating at this price point, in a few months this could look a little worn. The lume does not really bother me but the date position does. Case and strap do look retro though, just a shame that for me it does not add up. Wish the company well and look forward to more pleasing designs in the future hopefully. Thanks Jody.
Hi Mark, It is Alex from ROUE here. Just to mention that the black PVD coating is the best you can get for any price. You can use it for years without any issue. Thanks, Alex
ROUE WATCH Hi Alex, I'm quite taken a back after voicing my opinion. However it's a massive credit to you and Roue watches that you have taken the time to defend your product and the quality of the coating. I have no reason to doubt your coating just a previous bad experience thats all. I look forward to more of your new models.
Hi Mark, just wanted to let people know that black pvd technology is far more advanced than some years ago. It really lasts forever and it is very resistant to scratches. Thanks!
The Straton is much nicer. More expensive for sure but worth it. Just received the Curve with the black dial and Melanese strap. It is a beautiful watch to add to any collection. The Roue is styled right but underwhelming.
Cool watch, but I find the tenths sundial unnecessary, and I wish they would have just gone without lume instead of doing it so poorly. Nothing bothers me more than half-assed lume
Mmm they say beauty is in the eye of the beholder. This watch is going to divide opinion. I'm in the telling your sister she looks handsome in her prom dress. Soz :)
A thorough meh for me if I'm frank. Not particularly attractive, not particularly anything really. Nothing is done better than the other choices in this category, and a few things done worse. It looks the price. Even if this is cheaper it's still better to go with one of the other choices I think. You can do a lot better for not much more.
Style aside, it’s way way over priced. I’d have more respect for its designers if they implemented with no lume at all. The 4 major indices should have some distinguishing attribute... the 12, minimum. Have nothing against it for being quartz. Don’t like the watch...but LOVE the channel😀
Google it, please....rou·é ro͞oˈā/Submit noundated a debauched man, especially an elderly one. "he had lived the life of a roué in the fleshpots of London and Paris" synonyms: libertine, rake, rogue, debauchee, degenerate, profligate; More
Jim Passin but there is no accent. Not a minor detail in the French language. If you also use Google Translator you will see that roue translates to wheel. I’m not denying that roué is a French word, it’s just a DIFFERENT French word. Go to the company’s website and it will make perfect sense. Why would a company that takes its design inspiration from auto racing, name their company after a debauched, elderly man?
You have very quickly become my favourite watch channel on UA-cam, upload frequently but never compromise on quality and always delivering great content that shows off lesser known affordable brands. Keep at it, mate!
I have zero interest in cars or racing, but damn if this channel hasn't made me realize I love retro chronos.
“Time some nocturnal activities”. Awesome!
I can't believe a cheese ball like you missed out on this one. This is not a review its a Roue view.
DAMNED!!!!!
Anon Ymous Kudos, good sir!
Trust me I would if had got here a bit quicker lol
I don't get it. Beautiful design - no question. Two very nice straps, in lieu of futzing around with a maybe-too-expensive strap? Well, okay, maybe they are having a problem keeping under a target asking price. But omitting the lume from the hour and minute hands, while applying it elsewhere adds a slightly bizarre touch to the review. I say "bizarre", because, were I Roue's owner, I might have been a tad more paranoid about handing out a watch for review, without giving it an extra pass or two through QC first. And, if QC can be that lax, on a watch which is certainly intended for review by an informed reviewer, what kind of evaluation will my watch receive, on its way to nobody in particular? And, if I were going to give my product that low a water resistance rating, I wouldn't look forward to including it in the product specifications.
But damn! I want it anyway...
I was looking at comments at start of review so when I looked up I was so shocked I let loose an expletive .Its freakin gorgeous and first chrono I can easily read with my not so great eyesight .It may not have been to the moon but stacks up pretty well against the competition and out on its own for me when it comes to looks .
Ive been very good and havent bought or seriously considered buying a watch for nearly 3 weeks now and you go and do this to me lol
I used to own two CHR's, a CHR One and CHR Three. It's a great watch for the price.. and, I believe you can buy them for even less than $255.. been known to be on sale closer to $200, even better.
It's a charming design, very clean, definitely retro, it looks familiar, yet, it's actually very original in execution. The size is pretty good. Wish it would have been smaller than 42mm, but I like the thinness of the watch. I like how the crystal gasket is colored yellow, so you can see some of that highlight around the rim of the crystal/dial at certain angles. This particular design is unusually asymmetrical, yet it still looks balanced. I think for the most part it's a rather unique panda chronograph look and dial configuration.
The lume IS VERY disappointing. It wasn't even an advertised feature for the watch, and I can understand why. Not exactly a prideful application of it. I just happen to put a light to it to test and see if it had any out of curiosity and that's how I discovered it had lume.. with about less than a minute of any remotely usable visibility. There is such a poor application of it and the locations are very thin areas, also. It's basically near useless.
It makes me wonder what was the point of even having lume? That is one of my major watch peeves, poor lume. I would much rather not even have any lume at all than to have some that is so weak that leaves me sorely unimpressed and very disappointed... I would then not be expecting lume and be less dissatisfied with it, do you know what I mean? No Lume = minus 2 points vs Poor Lume = minus 10 points. Poor lume serves to further negate appeal points rather than not have any lume.
I kind of like the clean and mild design aesthetics. I like Stratton, but sometimes I feel they are a little too bright and contrasty.. They are extremely appealing, and I am looking forward to the new bullhead chrono that should be debuting later this year. however, I'm still on the fence whether they are a look I feel I can wear more often than not?
Going back to the Roue, it's great they offer at least 3 strap changing options now and all with easy quick release system. I think coupled with a solid quartz Miyota movement, relatively decent build and original styling and the included strap options, it is definitely a cool vintage motorsports-inspired design** for the price, especially if you can get one on sale or with discounts to be closer to $200.
** vintage motorsports-inspired design - The strange thing about this is I've mentioned this to Alex, the owner of Roue, and he has told me himself that his watches are not necessarily vintage motorsports-inspired designs. IDK, I guess so.. To me they look like the part not only in the CHR, but the other models he has.
as with affordable quartz (or solar quartz) based movements, as someone has mentioned here in comments, Seiko makes some decent recraft series watches, and I think you may find even citizen has something very similar for this vintage motorsports chronograph style of watches for roughly $200-300, I think.
Love the channel. Good watch reviews and some interesting perspectives.
Clean dial. Love a cushion case. Good morning from Huntsville, Alabama.
Hi Jody , I must say I really like this watch , as you said it's a pitty about the hour and minute hands not been lumed but I think I can forgive that for a everyday wear to work watch , another great review Jody cheers ...
I actually picked up the Roue Cal a while back (ver. 2 black dial with hands that suggest a collar and tie). Not my fav, but a nice watch. Regarding the patina on my Zelos Mako 500, a dull greenish gray is creeping up from the base, likely sucking the salts off my hairy, sweaty wrist. Have just ordered a new band for it. Perhaps I can send you a pic when I get it on the watch. I'll hold the details until that time. If I've not mentioned it before, thanks for not doing the opening wrist check that seems like some virus spreading through the watch vids. Love how you do it. Need a tee?
Had mine now 2 yrs & yes the Japanese movement is bullit proof.👍🏼🇬🇧
I have this one and I love it. It's a really distinctive and individual design. I think the movement is a modified miyota 6s10 with the running seconds hand removed from the 6 o'clock position.
Hi, you got it right, Miyota 6s10 ! Thanks for the very positive comment.
In terms of other affordable retro chrono’s you can look at the Seiko Recraft SSC667 or Orient Neo70’s all for around 200. Solar quartz and has sweeping second hand.
Those are both pretty nice, cheers!
Fantastic review Jory. I agree an automatic would be more interesting...nothing special in this watch for me but the price point may make an interesting chronograph for some. Thank you for another excellent video :)
To me, the point of a quartz movement is accuracy. But this watch doesn't even have a running seconds sub-dial and the lume you've already bashed. Very pretty watch but at that price point I would want better lume, running seconds and something more than a Miyota quartz movement (which I think is likely the 2035). Thanks for the look and cheers!
hahaha what is with that lume!?!? @ 5:22 What time is it??? I dont know.. but what i can tell you its 30 seconds into the minute!
So, with descent movements such as the trusty NH36 available for 19 quid in the UK, do you think they should be able to do a far preferable automatic version for under $300?
If they did, the comment section for any review would say, "$300 for an NH36?! What do you take me for, a philistine?"
There's no pleasing people.
Well yes, I understand your reply but my point is: why should we pay such at premium for a watch with a movement that is mechanical and importantly, engaging as opposed to one that is battery powered and simply functional and good looking? And there is a simpler point: is any quartz watch worth $250? when all, it can do is tell you the time accurately and look cute: that's not what I and I suspect, we want watches for...
@@henrybenrycat1 What do we want watches for? To brag about the movements hidden inside?
@@dankleingers9024 I'm not sure any aspect of taking an interest in and ownership of budget watches is about bragging. Maybe it is for some owners of more money than sense Swiss brands. But that seems not to be the typical JOMWa viewer. The sort of watches that dominate this channel are about wringing the best value out of our money, a fascination with the mechanical, with design, with workmanship, with style, with knowing and with having an interest that is in the real world unimportant as a distraction for the important concerns of life. Compared to these laudable interests, any sort of bragging is pretty banal. And the sheer number of mechanical watches we see with glass backs must tell you that far from hidden, mechanical movements are deemed fascinating in their very nature for many of us. So "what do we want watches for?" - to interest us on all sorts of levels with little care for what others think. And that's just as well because most of the world doesn't give a stuff about what's on our wrists...
Pretty neat looking little watch. Thanks for the find.
I love the vintage racing chronos that you review! The constant slew of divers and dress watches on all the other channels can get a bit boring ;)
cool watch it wears well on the wrist , nice review 👍🏻
I took a peek at their website, and as far as design goes, I happen to prefer some of their simpler non-chronograph offerings. The Cal, the HDS and the SSD are all better looking and could fairly easily be made as automatics with an NH35. Get on it Roue. We're already lining up. Particularly guys like me who have a fascination with yellow accents on watch faces.
Thanks ! An automatic is a possibility.
Very smart (of Miyota) to let the 1/5 sec hand run for the first 30 secs after start (and restart ?) only 👍🏻
Bummer you can't find one anywhere to buy anymore - would have loved to add this to my collection 🥰
I prefer the Roue HDS myself. The combination of it’s racing/ aviation/ industrial look is much more my style. Great review of a watch brand that deserves move coverage. The Roue HDS was my first watch with a sapphire crystal.
Great video and review.
I would sacrifice the date window for a running seconds dial. It also needs hour markings
I prefer the Dan Henry chrono at this price point. I dont like the logo and I would miss running seconds.
Sexy,sexy,sexy. In that order! Love the racing strap with the 70-esq style taper. Nice touch! But the no lume on the hands is a chin scratcher! If the hands glowed yellowish-orange, it would've been a nice touch. I would think about buying this , IF, there was an auto movement in it (OR maybe the option of the seiko mechanical/quartz hybrid!) I guess the quartz is a good start to grab the attention of new buyers. Love how a company just got in touch with you and said, we do something you may like. Keep up the good work JOMW!
Lovely looking watch! Cheers 👍👍
An hour? Ambitious ;) love the watch today
Why does the 1/20th hand stop at 8:01? Does it only run for 30 seconds?
William Ashman bulova moon watch does the same thing.
It is to save the battery
Nice watch! You should also look at Certina for motorsport inspired watches, they make some really good ones, I have one myself.
Movt should be the similar to those used in Dan henry chronos.
Is it worth buying this roue watch?can this watch fit in small size wrist?what about maintenance servicing period of the watch?
Nice review.. Not exadtly my kind of watch but it definitely has the retro thing down. Also Jody thanks to you I bought my 2nd Oris.. An Aquis Depth Gauge... I partially hold you responsible for this!
Looks great I’m so into automatics though but really great watch!
Looks ok but I like the dials to be at 3 and the 9, date at the 6.
Thumbs up from me. Really like the styling.
Great looking watch reminds me of the Tag Heuer Montreal
With no minute or second markers, how would the time be set?
OOhhhhhh!!! Beautiful. Roue, if you're reading this. Are you guys gonna do an automatic chrono in the future?
Hi Thomas, A good automatic chonograph would easily cost more than USD 500 with a good Japanese movement. I am not sure it is a niche to be in. Let me know how much would you pay for it, pls. Thanks,
Alex
Amen on your statement that I'd love to see automatics from them.
Hi Dean, A good automatic chonograph would easily cost more than USD 500 with a good Japanese movement.
Went to the website - hot dang dilly, once I have recovered from my "oh heck yes, buy a Breitling, hang the expense" watch buying embargo, I'm in for one of those... I'm sure I'll have no cause to Roue my decision.
Nice looking time pieces he sells there..
I'd for sure own one..if I wasn't such a cheap skate
"... where did I get that from?" you say. Maybe your famous countryman Jackie Stewart!
What joker thought luming the chrono hands was a good idea?
Probably the Jack Nicholson joker. he strikes me as the slightly more high concept joker.
Congratulations on a unique and unexpected reply! I doff my hat to you Shane...
it looks cool.
Yeah you know I’d fancy the Speciale before this I think. Nothing about the Roue jumps out at me, save that Dial at the 12 o’clock
Where are they made¿
It's a great looking watch.
nice retro style i like... cheers
It's the layout that bothers me. Looks like a sub dial is missing!, so would much prefer the 9-3 side by side layout. Think I would also have my doubts about the PVD coating at this price point, in a few months this could look a little worn. The lume does not really bother me but the date position does. Case and strap do look retro though, just a shame that for me it does not add up.
Wish the company well and look forward to more pleasing designs in the future hopefully. Thanks Jody.
Hi Mark, It is Alex from ROUE here. Just to mention that the black PVD coating is the best you can get for any price. You can use it for years without any issue. Thanks,
Alex
ROUE WATCH Hi Alex, I'm quite taken a back after voicing my opinion. However it's a massive credit to you and Roue watches that you have taken the time to defend your product and the quality of the coating. I have no reason to doubt your coating just a previous bad experience thats all. I look forward to more of your new models.
Hi Mark, just wanted to let people know that black pvd technology is far more advanced than some years ago. It really lasts forever and it is very resistant to scratches. Thanks!
Beautiful one
The Straton is much nicer. More expensive for sure but worth it. Just received the Curve with the black dial and Melanese strap. It is a beautiful watch to add to any collection. The Roue is styled right but underwhelming.
Looks cheap and cheerful to me. Not at all retro. The visible spring bars as well ? What are they thinking ?
No seconds hand?
love the design, however, no lume on hour and minute has me concerned.
Cool Shirt!
I’m a bit 🤔 over this one matey! It’s ok, but just doesn’t quite give me the fuzzies in the nether regions.
Best regards, Dazza. 🇬🇧
Who doesn’t fancy a dive watch on their wrist!!! No friends of mine! ;)
Cool watch, but I find the tenths sundial unnecessary, and I wish they would have just gone without lume instead of doing it so poorly. Nothing bothers me more than half-assed lume
If it was a grift I would wear it, but probably wouldn’t spend my money. A very nice review though.
Nice but actually prefer the Stratton
Mmm they say beauty is in the eye of the beholder. This watch is going to divide opinion. I'm in the telling your sister she looks handsome in her prom dress. Soz :)
For a moment I thought it was a vintage piece with a modular chrono of some far forgoten brand, shame it's a quartz new born
Save up for the Straton.
Nice, if it were a $129 watch, not worth it at double the price. I'd rather get a Dan henry, who does a fantastic retro chronograph.
Terrible lume, Quartz movement, and not Gold or Stainless so it gets lower marks from me...
The orient solar chono is so much better.
my eyes cant unsee this watch. its hideous.
A thorough meh for me if I'm frank. Not particularly attractive, not particularly anything really. Nothing is done better than the other choices in this category, and a few things done worse. It looks the price. Even if this is cheaper it's still better to go with one of the other choices I think. You can do a lot better for not much more.
It's kind of a weird looking watch. The hands somehow look painted on.
Style aside, it’s way way over priced. I’d have more respect for its designers if they implemented with no lume at all. The 4 major indices should have some distinguishing attribute... the 12, minimum. Have nothing against it for being quartz. Don’t like the watch...but LOVE the channel😀
I believe it is pronounced: roo-ay. French.
That would require an acute above the 'e'. It is 'roo' as in road. French. Cheers!
Actually, it is roue as in wheel. Rue would be street or road. Not quite a cigar.
Google it, please....rou·é
ro͞oˈā/Submit
noundated
a debauched man, especially an elderly one.
"he had lived the life of a roué in the fleshpots of London and Paris"
synonyms: libertine, rake, rogue, debauchee, degenerate, profligate; More
Jim Passin but there is no accent. Not a minor detail in the French language. If you also use Google Translator you will see that roue translates to wheel. I’m not denying that roué is a French word, it’s just a DIFFERENT French word. Go to the company’s website and it will make perfect sense. Why would a company that takes its design inspiration from auto racing, name their company after a debauched, elderly man?
True true, wheel , not road, my apologies! But not a debauched old man, as much fun as that would be. Cheers all!
Not my cup of tea. I think it would take too much milk and sugar for this watch to be tastie to me.
You had me until you said 'quartz'... Nothing wrong with it, but not my thing..
Not my bag. . .