Great to see snippets of live footage on more dial types here. A pity, for me, it was a little thin on the pink. Some of the footage of the blue, especially, seems to confirm my preference for the mop dials, though I think it's the dressier choice of the two and most may well prefer the more flexible glinting ruggedness of the emulated jewel steel. I do see your argument for the green, and yet the footage didn't immediately win me over that way either. Since this kind of soft light blue is not what I'd normally go for, I would have really appreciated more detailed and baited lighting shots of both green and pink!
Same here, I would also appreciate more macro, especially with the green one that's really intriguing me. I also don't quite understand why the MOP dials don't have the typical sheen and light play to them and look kinda plastic-y.
@@alexeylago2470 It actually does, and I believe Brent tried his best to capture it on video. However, filming this dial is very very challenging. We specifically chose each MOP piece to ensure they have a much higher sheen and light level, as the CNC pattern significantly reduces it. Peter Kosta will also review the Ice Blue, you can keep an eye on it later. 😄
@@monbrey_austin great, thank you for your reply! Are there any other UA-cam reviews coming up? I've checked all that are available so far but it's still so so hard to decide :)
@@alexeylago2470 You're welcome mate. Watch Geek just released one (the green MOP), and Harrison Elmore will review the black jewel one. For the brown and pink, I am in discussion with someone to review 😉 thats the plan
Thanks for the feedback! We'll definitely take that under consideration for the future. You can check out the article for more pics of the pink and blue. Link is below. Cheers!
Bit of Grand Seiko, lots of KING SEIKO. all the good specs as expected and as todays microbrand standard. the MONBREY letters are applied and a tad misaligned in these shots .
@@monbrey_austin Awesome that's this assurance is coming from the makers, sure is exciting especially when the makers are communicative about their product.
@@UTOOOOOOOY yes I have noticed people expressing concern after different reviewing video. It's better to communicate directly :-) (usually reply in fb group but its good to be here)
Thanks for the comments. Keep in mind that these are prototypes. The individually applied letters (rather than an appliqué) is a brave choice. I am sure the final product will eliminate inconsistencies like that. Cheers!
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As an Aussie you can't beat green and gold
No, I suppose you can't 😁 Cheers!
Nice to see them all most of the collection in the metal, really really excited for mine!
Thanks, and congrats! Which did you decide upon?
@@TheCalibratedWrist pink one really caught my eye
Great to see snippets of live footage on more dial types here. A pity, for me, it was a little thin on the pink. Some of the footage of the blue, especially, seems to confirm my preference for the mop dials, though I think it's the dressier choice of the two and most may well prefer the more flexible glinting ruggedness of the emulated jewel steel. I do see your argument for the green, and yet the footage didn't immediately win me over that way either. Since this kind of soft light blue is not what I'd normally go for, I would have really appreciated more detailed and baited lighting shots of both green and pink!
Same here, I would also appreciate more macro, especially with the green one that's really intriguing me. I also don't quite understand why the MOP dials don't have the typical sheen and light play to them and look kinda plastic-y.
@@alexeylago2470 It actually does, and I believe Brent tried his best to capture it on video. However, filming this dial is very very challenging. We specifically chose each MOP piece to ensure they have a much higher sheen and light level, as the CNC pattern significantly reduces it. Peter Kosta will also review the Ice Blue, you can keep an eye on it later. 😄
@@monbrey_austin great, thank you for your reply! Are there any other UA-cam reviews coming up? I've checked all that are available so far but it's still so so hard to decide :)
@@alexeylago2470 You're welcome mate. Watch Geek just released one (the green MOP), and Harrison Elmore will review the black jewel one. For the brown and pink, I am in discussion with someone to review 😉 thats the plan
Thanks for the feedback! We'll definitely take that under consideration for the future. You can check out the article for more pics of the pink and blue. Link is below. Cheers!
What a beautiful man with a beautiful watch
Lol😅
Some looks like aventurine. Nice!
Very much so!
Bit of Grand Seiko, lots of KING SEIKO. all the good specs as expected and as todays microbrand standard. the MONBREY letters are applied and a tad misaligned in these shots .
We have spotted this issue on our prototype, we can fix it on the final product
@@monbrey_austin Awesome that's this assurance is coming from the makers, sure is exciting especially when the makers are communicative about their product.
@@UTOOOOOOOY yes I have noticed people expressing concern after different reviewing video. It's better to communicate directly :-) (usually reply in fb group but its good to be here)
Thanks for the comments. Keep in mind that these are prototypes. The individually applied letters (rather than an appliqué) is a brave choice. I am sure the final product will eliminate inconsistencies like that. Cheers!
Nice GADA piece. I prefer the mother of pearl dials, personally
I do like the pattern they used for texture. Cheers!
The Dark Olive would be my choice
The gold fits the dial quite well
those lugs tho
Cheers😉
Kind of curious why the links on either side connecting to the clasp jot out like that? @3:53. A little strange how they stick out so much.
the other side is movable, it can be covered by the micro-adjustment buckle 🤘
@ wow a brand that actually monitors comments. Thanks for the info! Placing an order for the black dial variant 👍
@@SunsetSheen we do! usually behind the screen 😄but I think it is great to communicate directly here
@@SunsetSheenCongrats!
Looks like a traska
I can see that. Thanks for the feedback
Just a commercial 😂
Made in china?
Everything is.
Many microbrands go that route to keep costs down. Cheers