I used to have this watch. I sold it, and wish I hadn't. I'm going to buy one again.
@Pixelschillnobrain
2 ай бұрын
In terms of watches, I have everything. I have a superb Tudor Prince Oysterdate with a blue dial (with the Rolex case), a recent Tudor 1926 in 18k rose gold and steel, an 18-carat classic gold Tissot, the very beuty Tissot gentlement with 18k rose bezel, a vintage gold Lip, a Zenith, etc. But during my second trip of the year to Japan, I fell for this magnificent JDM watch with the blue dial, and it has become my everyday watch:). I don't regret it at all, especially since, despite the integrated bracelet, I found out that it is still possible to change the strap. There are straps that fit very well. In any case, I love this model. I agree that, having a Tudor 1926, the bracelet isn't the strongest point, but honestly, it's fine. However, the dial, the movement, and the precision impress me. It's more precise than many of my watches. I love it, and the orange hand is subtle (if the numbers were orange, it would have been less subtle).
@nuhuh9893
5 ай бұрын
I usually take a pass on watches with integrated bracelets but this one has a lot of character. I wish it had a hacking movement. Great review!
@5watches
5 ай бұрын
It looks very cool indeed. Thank you for the comment.
@kannan7226
4 ай бұрын
Iam going to buy this one.. After 48 hours of power reserve this will stop working right?.. Then what should i do?.. For bringing back the watch to working mode?
@5watches
4 ай бұрын
To get it going you have to to the "seiko shuffle" (shake it) for 2 minutes. And if you wear it every day it will wind itself up. The power reserve is about 40h when fully winded. So if you put it in a drawer it will stop and you have to do the seiko shuffle again.
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