You’ve Never Seen A Watch Like This! Nereide Avventurina Review
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- Опубліковано 17 січ 2024
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This is not your typical watch! It’s got not just one but two rare components. Check out this latest Nereide Avventurina from Venezianico!
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Beautiful watch! I just bought mine and will be unboxing and reviewing as well. Your videos are fantastic thanks for the awesome content!
Happy owner of this Nereide and man, what a watch. Finishing is top notch and can compare to major brands. Watch out when you're driving a car, while wearing this watch!
Haha yes the finish on this bezel is amazing. So much glam and then some!
Great review and video transitions as usual! After experiencing the same watch, I was impressed by the design and materials used on the Nereide adventurine as well.
Totally agree! I like that this brand keeps pushing their boundaries. .
Amazing transitions. I can tell you put a lot of effort into this video.
Great vid. These guys are really putting out some great watches. Just picked this up this morning. Just gorgeous.
That's a good looking watch with some interesting differences compared to similar pieces from other micro brands. Could they be the next CW?
I think they are very very close! they have some really unique designs and they already develop a number of components themselves.
Many thanks, Jason .
Beautiful watch again
Nizar
I knew you would like it, Nizar! Yes have the bronzo already in the studio. Ill have it ready soon.
you never fail to make me astonished with your reviews. well done, as usual.
Looks really cool, great video.
Thank you! Cheers!
Like a sky full of star
What a gorgeous Venezianico. Really like that polished bezel.....its different. I am looking forward to getting my hands on the true black Venezianico soon. My first experience with the brand. Want to see for myself If I like as much as you do.
Theyre amazing. Im currently working on their bronzo and man this one is gorgeous!
In terms of quality. How it compares to zelos spearfish gmt aventurine? Both with aventurine dial and swiss made movement.
I'm thrilled about the beauty of their watches! I've never had them on my radar eventhough I live close to Italy (most probably as it's a micro brand)...thank you very much for this review, I would love to see more from their collection!
Glad you liked it! Yes i have a playlist of all the venezianico reviews i have.
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@@DesignAtelier I also just recently discovered your channel, rly like your content and especially the edits 🔥 Keep the great work up man!
I have this watch and it's awesome.
Another happy watch bro!
A Blacked-Out Date Wheel is a missed opportunity ( IMO ). Beautiful piece tho...loving that glossy Bezel Insert!
i missed that too! good catch!
Can you do a review on their chrono? Can’t seem to find any reviews on yt and it’s has an interesting shape in addition to using a seiko automatic movement.
As you know, Most micros are using a seagull, mecha quartz seiko, or selita movements. thickness becomes an issue with these mechanical movements so I’d love for you to sus out if their stated specs are accurate before I spend my hard earned doll hairs 😂.
thanks for the request. i’d love to review those and i just asked them. lets see if they have any available.
@@DesignAtelier 👍🏾🙌🏾🙏🏾🫡 thanks for the content, my friend!
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Nice watch but sold it.Far too big for 6.5" wrist.
That’s the nature of the hobby! It has to go if it can’t be worn!
I have been on the fence with the length and can’t pull the trigger.
They have 38-39 mm size but the specs are so compromised.
Why not match them?!!
Until then….
maybe the case build will not keep up with the specs?
Kind request: Please use a normal sans serif font and increase the font size. Also keep the words available longer so we can read it. Us old folks can't read funny looking small fast script.
Jason, you may have a 6.25” wrist, but you project at an 8”+.
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ill take that as a complement.
@@DesignAtelier absolutely!
Looks great but a couple of design flaws I’d fix: 1) Tungsten bezel insert isn’t lumed at 12 o’clock making it not a true dive watch, 2) date wheel should be white writing on a black wheel, 3) should be an applied half hour marker by the date window at 3 o’clock, not the weird printed triangle, 4) for the asking price this watch needs an actual screw-in caseback (I would never trust this watch in water with a caseback held by multiple screws) and finally, 5) it would be so much more wearable at 40mm and 47mm lug to lug.
I have this watch on the way and it has a lumed triangle at 12 o'clock
Professional divers don't use watches, but dive computers, so every "dive watch" is just a poser.
Most dive computers have their back screw-in ("screw-in" is the back secured with multiple screws. The threaded back is "screw-down" or "screw-back"). A screw-in back can use a larger gasket, dont' twist it, and uses the same water pressure to make it more water-resistant.
There is the 39mm version.
@@neutronalchemist3241 Doesn’t matter. A screw in caseback is less prone to fail than one held down by multiple screws which means multiple points of potential failure. Vast majority of DIVE WATCHES have screw-in casebacks for a reason.
@@dustinr16 Vast majority of DIVE WATCHES are not used for diving. Dive computers are. Their backs are closed with multiple screws.
For a screw-back case to work, everything has to be perfect. For a multiple screws one, it doesn't, because the real purpose of the screws is to keep the caseback in position. Its the pressure that pushes it against the gasket and seals the watch.
Mind that, other than the dive watches that have multiple screws, also dive watches like the compressor - supercompressor and the Vostok work that way, even if they have a single screw.
Other than screw-down casebacks, what kind of pressurized hydraulic device is sealed with a gasket that 's placed between two metallic surfaces that rotates relative each-other to close? None, because it's a inherently defective design.
Aventurine are a dime a dozen these days. The dial material has been around a long time, but it seems since Zelos started doing them about five years ago this copycat industry drops new ones too much. All the glitter gets lost with over saturation.
Oh i know everyone is making aventurine now. but the way an aventurine is baked, no two are alike. That way of uniqueness.