The handset is just too short..it belongs to a 36-37mm watch, even the day/dage complication is too close to the centre..it was a common thing for many AE watches in those days..in a smaller case this would be a great watch
That's the whole point..it looks really good at a glance..but when you look more closely, you notice the details that ruin its potential..with a slightly longer handset and a 38mm case where the day/date would be closer to the outer edge it would hit a certain sweetspot and be a great buy..especially in those days..
The COSC standard allows error of -4 or +6 seconds per day. But mathematically -5 s/day is better. On the other hand, philosophically, in my opinion, +10sec is better, at least you wont' be late ... :)
@@GedmisLaguna My adiesdive my H2 is 15 second ahead per day. Other one Benyar 5185m is 5 seconds behind. It has seagull st6 movement.What dou you think st6 movement. Is it good movement? Thanks for answers.
The handset is just too short..it belongs to a 36-37mm watch, even the day/dage complication is too close to the centre..it was a common thing for many AE watches in those days..in a smaller case this would be a great watch
I am not sure NH36 fits 36 mm case, even 38mm would be much batter. Anyway, it doesn't look that bad :)
That's the whole point..it looks really good at a glance..but when you look more closely, you notice the details that ruin its potential..with a slightly longer handset and a 38mm case where the day/date would be closer to the outer edge it would hit a certain sweetspot and be a great buy..especially in those days..
I like it a fair bit.
For a price of 50/60 euros, it is a must to buy this beautiful watch.
could be a bit smaller like 38mm, anyway it's very good for the price
I'd really like to see a 36-37 mm version with 18 mm lugs, dress watches have thin bezels so i'm not a fan of the huge dials found on 40 mm pieces.
I am not sure NH36 movement would fit 36 mm case, anyway even 38mm would be much batter.
@@GedmisLaguna I just remembered, the Tandorio diver you reviewed last year was 36 mm and had a NH35, is the NH36 that much bigger?
How many seconds per day should an automatic watch keep time? Would you rather it be 5 seconds behind or 10 seconds ahead?
The COSC standard allows error of -4 or +6 seconds per day. But mathematically -5 s/day is better. On the other hand, philosophically, in my opinion, +10sec is better, at least you wont' be late ... :)
@@GedmisLaguna My adiesdive my H2 is 15 second ahead per day. Other one Benyar 5185m is 5 seconds behind. It has seagull st6 movement.What dou you think st6 movement. Is it good movement? Thanks for answers.
I've had this one for a few years and it's a great value for the money. Thanks for the video!
thanks for watching
That's a classy watch, I like it
It's nice indeed
@@mohamed_Sultan1504 Sorry not this time
@@GedmisLaguna
I didn't mean it, it's just a way to express how good it is.
Keep posting the good reviews bro ✌
@@mohamed_Sultan1504 It's OK. Don't have much free time lately ...