Thanks for pointing out that many of us need/want a little bigger watch. I have big hands and big wrists and a 39 mm just looks like a kid's watch on me.
AMEN! I received a ton of hate and major push back on my channel for calling out all the girly feminine men who say a 42mm is too big and too heavy.... I'm like seriously. Really. I had become disgusted with the watch industry for no longer making 42mm or larger. Well said and Amen!
Awesome Fleuss review that is having me put one in my cart. You MUST get a Piccard! It turned me on to Spinnaker as the Fleuss did for you. Sure, the Piccard is a beast on wrist but it is so so cool.
Thank you for the encouragement, my Piccard actually arrived a few weeks ago. I put up a pic or two on my Instagram. Review will be coming soon, but I want to get some more time on the wrist before I tell people to grab one or run away. It is a beast and I need to see how it wears in a lot of various situations lol Enjoy your Fleuss!
For over 23 years since my very beginning of buying and collecting high end dive watches, I began with a Tag Heuer Link Chrono 42mm. I have never owned a 40mm or smaller watch. I'm not faulting those that do but I am calling out the majority of dive watch brands for selling out! Make both but don't cater to the girl sized wrists and my wrist isn't large at 7.25.
Was given a black Fleuss last year and it's now my favourite watch, sits well on an 8 3/4 inch wrist, keeps great time for an NH35. The new colours look great, especially the one you featured.
@@stuartthornton3027 I honestly think this may be one of the most underrated watches out there. I am utterly addicted to mine and find it difficult to take off. It’s good to see someone else enjoying one too. Thanks for the feedback.
LOL the song cracked me up - and YES, why is everyone clamoring for and making sub-40mm watches? Of course I don't want a satellite dish on my wrist, but I also don't want to wear a child's watch. 43mm is a great sweetspot.
Hi...after looking for some years now at your prime knife reviews, I was expecting Pateks or Vacherons in your watch channel. Don´t get me wrong Jim, Spinnaker is a great watch but for you is like doing Spydeco or Benchmade reviews..
I’m digging your channel!!.. just found it and subbed…. 👍👍😁… I don’t agree with your opinion of men’s watch size. Men’s watch sizes were much smaller 60 years ago and that was the fashion then big watches are the fashion now and I think they are both “manly”. I realize it’s an opinion and everyone is entitled to their opinions. so no worries I’m not knocking ya, I’m just expressing my opinion. I’m glad I found ya and look forward to more reviews!!… 👍😁… rock on!!..🤘😁
So true, nowadays men are becoming more like females. Dresses also more like females..so.. the manly size watches are way too big for their small deinty wrists. I own the Tudor BB gmt 41 mm. I wished it was a 43/44 mm. And I wear 47 pams. So. Now I'm tempted to get this Spinnaker 🤔
I agree! cant go nowhere without someone saying 43-45 is to big and wished it was made in a 38mm. Tired of it, I remember a time where men weren't like this. One watch I remember from back in the day is the Boschett Cave Dweller. I remember everybody was after that watch but now these new guys wont even touch it because its to "big". To each their own of course, but its getting ridiculous.
@@ricorelanokarijo yeah, I definitely see where you’re coming from lol. My next “goal watch” is actually a Tudor too. Once I tried on the Pelagos 42mm and saw that it plays a tad bigger and looks so damn cool… I knew I had to own one.
@@graffkidd21 LOL and the Cave Dweller was smaller than the Harpoon!! I’ve owned them both and I’ve always said that Keith made the one perfect tool diver when he created the Harpoon.
Listen to this guy ramble about fit men preferring normal sized watches, and then goes onto to talk about being manly and big, when he’s just overweight. No, sir, 42mm and 44mm watches aren’t normal size. You’re just overweight
Thanks for pointing out that many of us need/want a little bigger watch. I have big hands and big wrists and a 39 mm just looks like a kid's watch on me.
AMEN! I received a ton of hate and major push back on my channel for calling out all the girly feminine men who say a 42mm is too big and too heavy.... I'm like seriously. Really. I had become disgusted with the watch industry for no longer making 42mm or larger. Well said and Amen!
You make a great case. I totally agree with you on size. I am right in the middle. My sweet spot is 43mm.
Awesome Fleuss review that is having me put one in my cart. You MUST get a Piccard! It turned me on to Spinnaker as the Fleuss did for you. Sure, the Piccard is a beast on wrist but it is so so cool.
Thank you for the encouragement, my Piccard actually arrived a few weeks ago. I put up a pic or two on my Instagram. Review will be coming soon, but I want to get some more time on the wrist before I tell people to grab one or run away. It is a beast and I need to see how it wears in a lot of various situations lol
Enjoy your Fleuss!
For over 23 years since my very beginning of buying and collecting high end dive watches, I began with a Tag Heuer Link Chrono 42mm. I have never owned a 40mm or smaller watch. I'm not faulting those that do but I am calling out the majority of dive watch brands for selling out! Make both but don't cater to the girl sized wrists and my wrist isn't large at 7.25.
Fat wrist
Jim, Brother your tracks are fiiiiire! Seriously is there any playlist I can rock these tracks!?
I've always appreciated your vast expertise on just about every product that you review my friend Be well and Thanks for sharing as always 👍
@@michaelj8793 thanks so much, I really appreciate that!
Was given a black Fleuss last year and it's now my favourite watch, sits well on an 8 3/4 inch wrist, keeps great time for an NH35. The new colours look great, especially the one you featured.
@@stuartthornton3027 I honestly think this may be one of the most underrated watches out there. I am utterly addicted to mine and find it difficult to take off. It’s good to see someone else enjoying one too. Thanks for the feedback.
LOL the song cracked me up - and YES, why is everyone clamoring for and making sub-40mm watches? Of course I don't want a satellite dish on my wrist, but I also don't want to wear a child's watch. 43mm is a great sweetspot.
Great review 👏👏👏
So Spnnaker raided the Swatch parts bin!!!!!
Hi...after looking for some years now at your prime knife reviews, I was expecting Pateks or Vacherons in your watch channel. Don´t get me wrong Jim, Spinnaker is a great watch but for you is like doing Spydeco or Benchmade reviews..
Subbed for the song lol
I’m digging your channel!!.. just found it and subbed…. 👍👍😁… I don’t agree with your opinion of men’s watch size. Men’s watch sizes were much smaller 60 years ago and that was the fashion then big watches are the fashion now and I think they are both “manly”. I realize it’s an opinion and everyone is entitled to their opinions. so no worries I’m not knocking ya, I’m just expressing my opinion. I’m glad I found ya and look forward to more reviews!!… 👍😁… rock on!!..🤘😁
Ah yes, the greatest invicta shill and scammer, Miss Skelton
So true, nowadays men are becoming more like females. Dresses also more like females..so.. the manly size watches are way too big for their small deinty wrists. I own the Tudor BB gmt 41 mm. I wished it was a 43/44 mm. And I wear 47 pams. So. Now I'm tempted to get this Spinnaker 🤔
I agree! cant go nowhere without someone saying 43-45 is to big and wished it was made in a 38mm. Tired of it, I remember a time where men weren't like this. One watch I remember from back in the day is the Boschett Cave Dweller. I remember everybody was after that watch but now these new guys wont even touch it because its to "big". To each their own of course, but its getting ridiculous.
@@ricorelanokarijo yeah, I definitely see where you’re coming from lol. My next “goal watch” is actually a Tudor too. Once I tried on the Pelagos 42mm and saw that it plays a tad bigger and looks so damn cool… I knew I had to own one.
@@graffkidd21 LOL and the Cave Dweller was smaller than the Harpoon!! I’ve owned them both and I’ve always said that Keith made the one perfect tool diver when he created the Harpoon.
You sound a bit fragile. Do you need a giant clock on your wrist so people don't confuse you for a lady?
Obesity speak
wow dudes already on with the toxic masculinity and body shaming
They make nice watches but i'll never buy one just because of the name. Thanks
Wtf is that crappy song? Major turnoff!
Don’t bother. Jim scams millions with invicta. He’s a shill
42mm to 44mm is not “standard size” in any market. It is extra large. Standard size is between 39mm to 41mm.
WRONG. You then have not been collecting dive watches very long. You are factually wrong.
@@TheDiveWatcher 🤡
Listen to this guy ramble about fit men preferring normal sized watches, and then goes onto to talk about being manly and big, when he’s just overweight. No, sir, 42mm and 44mm watches aren’t normal size. You’re just overweight