The World's Thinnest Dive Watch | Nove Trident Review

The brand new Swiss watch company Nove have released an ultra thin dive watch with the Trident. In this video we take a closer look at this watch that really surprises in several ways.
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[@gordonanderson6216]

No second hand is a fail for me. You cant tell at a glance that it hasn't stopped.

[@gordonanderson6216]

That's the point,, you need to see it move.

[@brotendo]

@@MPD90 You know jack shit about watches then lmfao. There's a reason they added a seconds hand on all the newer models.

[@danielorozco1728]

The concept is really cool, but I see some big flaws, first it does not has an excellent legibility nor contrast on the dial, which is a must on a dive watch.
Second, it has integrated lugs which totally kills the ability to interchange straps Which I love to do so, if it was a luxury like an ap I wouldn't mind but it's a tool watch.
And lastly too expensive for a watch that has a quartz movement, sub 300 USD would be fair.

[@DM-xt3rl]

Daniel Orozco I think it is unique and looks good.........Not sure if you would actually dive with it, but then again most “dive” watches very few people actually dive with them. As far as being too expensive for a quartz movement. There are many Swiss watches far more expensive with quartz movements. And honestly there are so many automatic/mechanical movements that are far too expensive. “Value” associated to watches is often arbitrary and is applied according to popularity and name recognition.

[@iM7SnaKe]

looks like they don't know what they are doing, just random ideas in the same watch. this watch is just bad from different point of view but has something good, but i don't think enthusiast will buy it.

[@safirouhi1651]

A dive watch with no second hand so you can’t tell if it’s stopped? GENIUS!! Let me tell you I am definitely going to buy this for $100 more than a Casio Oceanus what competitive pricing

[@mrbacchus6127]

Not a real diver definitely a fashion watch

[@el_puma_real]

Without the second hand, don’t you effectively render the rotating bezel useless?

[@pederlindstrom3132]

Hej Anders.
Det var en lite annorlunda klocka men läcker ändå.
Ska genast titta in på deras hemsida.

[@eyeontime6136]

I love this design concept, however, it's too big. I would love one closer to the aesthetics of the 40mm Rolex Yacht-Master. The dial is too plain and with too much empty space. If it was much close to the Yacht-Master with sunburst platinum dial? That would be a killer serller.

[@eyeontime6136]

I really think Nove has something here that could be unique, especially in titanium. However, it just doesn't check all the boxes for me anyway. Perhaps a dial that's more visible like an SKX.

[@IrishOister]

Actually the Seamaster Calypso 120m is thinner.

[@edteach3r]

Not my cup of tea, sorry Anders. I still enjoyed the review though.

[@scottmcintyre7350]

In my experience with these claims of battery life? You’ll need a new battery in 10 months.

[@simeonaleksiev8690]

"Dive watch"

[@Steppingoncorns]

Also the world's ugliest dive watch.