My dude..... By looking at this particular watch's design and style it falls into a specific class of timepiece genre known as homage. In lay terms it is an imitation of a more successful competitors' product. There is a lot missing in Gevril's attempt to replicate the original design, it lacks the honest subtleties. As one example and in contrast; this watch's bezel is void of the small angles and straight lines that create the watch that is coveted and made by a competitor. The other watch that Gevril is taking creative inspiration from was engineered by a well known and horologist. His name was Gerald Genta. Back to the product, the dual locking butterfly clasp is not entirely symmetrical. It appears there is a small gate on one side of the bracelet and there is a corresponding relief cut out on the underside of the other side. This bracelet clasp should be opened and closed in a particular order to allow the diminutive "step effect" to engage correctly. Kudos to you for making content that others can watch. Looking at the unboxing video there were a few opportunities to showcase this product in a more favorable point of view. Reading the previous comments and with the benefit of hindsight have probably pointed some of those out to you as the content creator. But if I may add a small suggestion; there is no time limit on video productions. Take your time. A true and well detailed or higher resolution still product image or close up for the viewing audience improves the experience. Eight months later is a long time to make this sort of comment, however since there are so few comments and weren't resoundingly positive or encouraging I thought it could be appropriate. Keep up the good work.
Sir, While I do agree to some degree on what you stated in your comments above, let us not forget where the company is coming from... Actually a venerable apointed to his majesty the spanish king in the 1700s and named and titled "Watchmaker to the crown". And let us also not forget that Mr. Gevril the "FIRST" exporter of swiss made watches in history was. I think when you comment on somenthing there should be a bit more of an in deep dive, or should I say disclosure of insight before just letting everyone think this company is just another hommage making watch company, which is not. Still by today standards this company produces very well sought after time pieces which you can see on the wrist of many well known celebrities. Anyhow I do not respect comments that let people have a wrong impression on things. Have a good one. BTW the design ideas of Mr. Genta have been replicated to a great extend by many respected companies of the watch industry, which is nothing any of these companies should be ashame about. Is normal to pay tribute to some extend to others in the industry. I could name many, many examples of this standard procedure, when creating a "new" watch.
U talk too long and much. Simply borrowing the idea of the design obviously as expected ul not gonna clone everything. The problem was the guy didn’t pull all the plastics. Why would u try it with plastics?
This was beyond painful to watch… the fact that you shot this video, viewed this video and then posted this video is hilarious. Maybe try taking the “PLASTIC” off before trying to close the clasp…no words can describe just how bad this video is. Don’t quit your day job lol
For most of this video " presenter " is fighting with bracelet butterfly clasp, instead of removing few pieces of plastic. Very clever. No wonder only 22 subs..🤣🤣🤣
It's really not that bad. I have it on my wrist right now, it's pretty standard 'click to secure' butterfly clasp that you will find on a lot of steel bracelets.
My dude..... By looking at this particular watch's design and style it falls into a specific class of timepiece genre known as homage. In lay terms it is an imitation of a more successful competitors' product. There is a lot missing in Gevril's attempt to replicate the original design, it lacks the honest subtleties. As one example and in contrast; this watch's bezel is void of the small angles and straight lines that create the watch that is coveted and made by a competitor. The other watch that Gevril is taking creative inspiration from was engineered by a well known and horologist. His name was Gerald Genta.
Back to the product, the dual locking butterfly clasp is not entirely symmetrical. It appears there is a small gate on one side of the bracelet and there is a corresponding relief cut out on the underside of the other side. This bracelet clasp should be opened and closed in a particular order to allow the diminutive "step effect" to engage correctly.
Kudos to you for making content that others can watch. Looking at the unboxing video there were a few opportunities to showcase this product in a more favorable point of view. Reading the previous comments and with the benefit of hindsight have probably pointed some of those out to you as the content creator. But if I may add a small suggestion; there is no time limit on video productions. Take your time. A true and well detailed or higher resolution still product image or close up for the viewing audience improves the experience.
Eight months later is a long time to make this sort of comment, however since there are so few comments and weren't resoundingly positive or encouraging I thought it could be appropriate.
Keep up the good work.
Really appreciate your detail comment and positivity Sir. Thanks so much.
Sir, While I do agree to some degree on what you stated in your comments above, let us not forget where the company is coming from...
Actually a venerable apointed to his majesty the spanish king in the 1700s and named and titled "Watchmaker to the crown". And let us also not forget that Mr. Gevril the "FIRST" exporter of swiss made watches in history was. I think when you comment on somenthing there should be a bit more of an in deep dive, or should I say disclosure of insight before just letting everyone think this company is just another hommage making watch company, which is not. Still by today standards this company produces very well sought after time pieces which you can see on the wrist of many well known celebrities. Anyhow I do not respect comments that let people have a wrong impression on things. Have a good one. BTW the design ideas of Mr. Genta have been replicated to a great extend by many respected companies of the watch industry, which is nothing any of these companies should be ashame about. Is normal to pay tribute to some extend to others in the industry. I could name many, many examples of this standard procedure, when creating a "new" watch.
U talk too long and much. Simply borrowing the idea of the design obviously as expected ul not gonna clone everything. The problem was the guy didn’t pull all the plastics. Why would u try it with plastics?
I don’t believe watch companies back then don’t have this idea of the PP AP design it just there the ones who put it out in the market.
This was beyond painful to watch… the fact that you shot this video, viewed this video and then posted this video is hilarious. Maybe try taking the “PLASTIC” off before trying to close the clasp…no words can describe just how bad this video is. Don’t quit your day job lol
Nearly 4 minutes of life we’re not getting back
Bloody hell, you sound like a ray of sunshine😂
Wow 😮the clumsiness just gave me OCD ! Dude can’t take off all the packaging bits before he wears it !! Goodness me!
also strap wont close because of the tag on it kinda obvious my guy
For most of this video " presenter " is fighting with bracelet butterfly clasp, instead of removing few pieces of plastic. Very clever. No wonder only 22 subs..🤣🤣🤣
Dude… This is the First Time you Ever had a watch in your hands, Right?
Cheap strap, better to buy an original Patek for 300k.
i own this watch in rose gold white dial absolutely love it and is generally my daily
Is the gold one really nice?
The tag bro
better use a replica of patek than use the copy style watch with another brand. this brand should design their own
Isl a copy?
stupid idea
Wenn das Plastik noch auf dem Band ist, wird der Verschluss nie richtig zugehen. 😉
That watch bracelet doesn't want to stay shut. Major flaw.
Yeah! you gonna have to push it hard.
@@playerpst might be because of the sticker and wrapper
It's really not that bad. I have it on my wrist right now, it's pretty standard 'click to secure' butterfly clasp that you will find on a lot of steel bracelets.
@@theojk can you do a review. It looks nice thinking about getting one
@@longlostcoder6322 yep
Faulty bracelet?
No, it is a double clasp bracelet. Also called butterfly clasp.
More like Faulty person
Nice looking watch. I was thinking about trying this brand. By all means, do a review!
Gevril bad qualite 🚨🚨 !!