I really like it, love the way they have set up the dial and vintage style, this will be my next purchase, for the price, makes a great as you said, grab and go watch, excellent review.
No offense, but I have yet to see a UA-cam watch reviewer wear a watch properly... you're not supposed to wear it right up on the end of your wrist touching the back of your hand like that... leave some space so the crown and pushers aren't hitting your hand while you move it around... plus, it's a slightly less accurate representation for the sizing of the watch (on video), in my opinion, because it usually doesn't seem as large when worn properly as opposed to right up on your hand like that... again, I mean no offense and I enjoyed the review otherwise. I will certainly make this Hull chrono my second Spinnaker when it's released, and this review definitely helped to solidify that decision. Much appreciated!
You said you have yet to see a UA-cam watch reviewer wear a watch properly, that implies that there is a "proper" way to wear a watch, I don't think there is. I think the way to wear a watch properly is the way you find most comfortable. I like smaller light watches that I can wear as low down on my wrist with the bracelet as loose as possible, my watch my personal preference. Some like to wear there watches above the wrist bone, that's fine too, it's not a question of proper or improper it's a question of comfort and personal preference IMHO, wear it how you like it and enjoy it
@@thinredline2795 I see where you're coming from to an extent, but I'm sorry... you're wrong - ua-cam.com/video/Pz96kJKOTZQ/v-deo.html - @ 4 minutes - just one of the MANY videos, articles, etc online that support what I'm saying... I mean, if you want to look ridiculous then sure, wear it loose or basically on your hand or however you think it's "comfortable" for you - but right above the wrist bone, on the actual wrist, is the correct placement of a watch.
Business Monkey WTF are you talking about! There is no right way to wear a watch ... you wear it how you want. What a stupid and condescending comment!
I really like it, love the way they have set up the dial and vintage style, this will be my next purchase, for the price, makes a great as you said, grab and go watch, excellent review.
Cheers mate.
It looks quite large on your wrist. I’m not sure if it’s just the camera angle.
Well done spinnaker on this one, they got everything spot on including the price, will be a hit
Thank you sir for watching
both are 15mm, idk where you got that the hull california is 12mm
Beautiful design, I hope they produce a full range of chrono's, love my croft, good review.
Thank you sir.
You know about Panerai but have never seen a lumed sandwich dial before?
Just signed up, this will be my second Spinnaker, thanks for Sharing Dee
Agreed, its very nice, just signed up too
@@chiragprice2532 Not for me i am afraid, dont like there logo
@@jeremycassidy2411 ok thanks for letting me know lol
Is it just the camera or when it reflects light it became bluish?
Is the dial green or is it brown? Because on the site I can find only the black, the green and the blue version but I like the brown...
This fits well within my budget, looks really good Dee, will I get a discount when I sign up to?
Yes sir follow the link.
No offense, but I have yet to see a UA-cam watch reviewer wear a watch properly... you're not supposed to wear it right up on the end of your wrist touching the back of your hand like that... leave some space so the crown and pushers aren't hitting your hand while you move it around... plus, it's a slightly less accurate representation for the sizing of the watch (on video), in my opinion, because it usually doesn't seem as large when worn properly as opposed to right up on your hand like that... again, I mean no offense and I enjoyed the review otherwise. I will certainly make this Hull chrono my second Spinnaker when it's released, and this review definitely helped to solidify that decision. Much appreciated!
You said you have yet to see a UA-cam watch reviewer wear a watch properly, that implies that there is a "proper" way to wear a watch, I don't think there is. I think the way to wear a watch properly is the way you find most comfortable. I like smaller light watches that I can wear as low down on my wrist with the bracelet as loose as possible, my watch my personal preference. Some like to wear there watches above the wrist bone, that's fine too, it's not a question of proper or improper it's a question of comfort and personal preference IMHO, wear it how you like it and enjoy it
@@thinredline2795 I see where you're coming from to an extent, but I'm sorry... you're wrong - ua-cam.com/video/Pz96kJKOTZQ/v-deo.html - @ 4 minutes - just one of the MANY videos, articles, etc online that support what I'm saying... I mean, if you want to look ridiculous then sure, wear it loose or basically on your hand or however you think it's "comfortable" for you - but right above the wrist bone, on the actual wrist, is the correct placement of a watch.
Business Monkey WTF are you talking about! There is no right way to wear a watch ... you wear it how you want. What a stupid and condescending comment!
Kalo very nice Dimitri.
Cheers mate.
Great watch if your after perfect time 6 seconds in a year its nothing great buy
Is so nice but the size is to small 42mm 👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽
Mine uses only 6 seconds in one whole year better than rolex