Nice review! Really like this watch & have been considering getting one. I have also watched some other reviews. When they pull out the alarm pusher all the way to set the alarm, the minute and hour hands also move when setting. Yours does not, which is obviously more optimal. Do you happen to know why yours is independent while others are not?
In my experience, all alarm watches vibrate - it’s typically the noise that alerts you though. Incidentally, Casio had their own version of a vibrating alarm watch about a decade ago, the silencer gw-400. It rarely would get your attention. I held on to that thing for a few years, but finally gave up. Not surprisingly, it was discontinued a short while later.
Interesting Watches I was refering to this specific model , the Omega Seamaster Pilotline Memomatic, its NOT Loud but it vibrates enough to be effecient as an alarm, im quite sure its be design its NOT loud, and yes i am fortunent enough to Own this rare model of the Memomatic.
It’s really not very noticeable unless you are expecting it. If you are busy, it’s easy to miss. That’s a consequence of it having a single spring that powers both timekeeping and the alarm.
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Nice review! Really like this watch & have been considering getting one. I have also watched some other reviews. When they pull out the alarm pusher all the way to set the alarm, the minute and hour hands also move when setting. Yours does not, which is obviously more optimal. Do you happen to know why yours is independent while others are not?
Thank you. I’m not sure, which models were they using?
great videos as always. That Velcro strap! where might one purchase something like that?
Thanks! I’ve been making the straps for myself for a few months now. If there is any interest, I guess I could list one.
Love the comparison.. Thank you for sharing
The Memomatic will vibrate then the bell goess of . its easy to feel on your wrist, the alarm dont really have to be loud !
In my experience, all alarm watches vibrate - it’s typically the noise that alerts you though. Incidentally, Casio had their own version of a vibrating alarm watch about a decade ago, the silencer gw-400. It rarely would get your attention. I held on to that thing for a few years, but finally gave up. Not surprisingly, it was discontinued a short while later.
Interesting Watches I was refering to this specific model , the Omega Seamaster Pilotline Memomatic, its NOT Loud but it vibrates enough to be effecient as an alarm, im quite sure its be design its NOT loud, and yes i am fortunent enough to Own this rare model of the Memomatic.
Wow. So Cool!
bruh the point of it seems more a vibration you feel
It’s really not very noticeable unless you are expecting it. If you are busy, it’s easy to miss. That’s a consequence of it having a single spring that powers both timekeeping and the alarm.
@@InterestingWatches I have one