@@tacuazinfulthe clasp on this watch in the video the automatic is easy to use and very secure... I was talking about the clasp on the quartz movement that was a little tricky
@@brooklynknightss I own two Victorinox, and wanted to Buy a Mido Ocean Star since 3 Victorinox would be too much, but I can't ignore the design of the dial, and the eye catching this model is, is just to beautiful
I love it! Just done 2 weeks of watch research for a Swiss mechanical all rounder that's beautiful, sapphire, highly WR and chunky at around £1000. The research can end, this one's for me.
I really like the look of this. It could scratch that Royal Oak itch, possibly, with its tool-y hexagonal bezel. While I appreciate the thought behind the protective plastic bit, practically speaking I'd rip it off immediately and it would live in the box. Thanks for another great review!
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Great review! I especially love the still photos of this watch. Unique angles. I have seen a few reviews of this watch. However this one shows this watch in the most attractive light for me. Thank you. I cannot wait to buy one.
Good review, you didn’t talk about the movement too much however. Being that a reasonably priced Swiss Made watch with the ETA 2824-2 movement that beats at 28,800, I would think you would have got into that further as a big selling point and maybe talking about the micro adjustments as well as the diver extension and how the watch wears would have been nice to add to your review. One bizarre thing I noticed about your video is the odd placement of the watch showcasing it into a pile of coffee beans. Very odd indeed.
Nice in-depth review. A bit skeptical on the durability/resistance of a mechanical movement though, but one gotta admit that watch really has something of his own.
With my 8 1/2” wrist I think this would fit nicely! I’ve been saving up for this watch for a while, but every time I get close, something else comes along! LOL. Great review!!!
Really nice, if perhaps too chunky. Personally I would go for the quartz version as it’s so tuff, the auto just cannot compete with that. The quartz might not be finished to as high standard, but it’s fine on the rubber strap when a Gshock just won’t do! Both lovely watches though.
I love my Alliance black, leather, automatic more than my Tissot T Open Heart. It's better built, nicer geometry and execution. Fantastic watches, imagine a Swiss G-Shock and there you have INOX. They are reliable, mine kept accuracy for 2 months now despite wearing it since day 1 at work (office-ish)
This is one of the best executed watch reviews I've ever seen!! Also, the watch is pretty sick tho! Love Victorinox, I have my reliable SAK with me where ever I go, It's unbreakable and the most trustworthy friend a man can have! I doubt their watches are much different. Bet that thing looks gorgeous poking out of the sleeve of a black leather jacket.
39-41 tops and 11mm height would be interesting, also a guilloche silver dial would be cool. Mechanical is the only one I'd ever buy and the 16:30 date should be angled correctly
Love the dial and overall look of the dial. I don’t mind the case size, but the bracelet makes it look chunkier than it should and comes off too blocky. Even with my 8.25” wrist, the bracelet needs to be a little less meaty. But I’d take that dial any day. Thanks for the review.
FIY, usually a QR with the serial number is used for product tracking during the production chains. They're almost entirely automatized so when the watch ends a processing (eg. coating or assemblying) or a test (eg. accuracy, weight, general qa) the qr is scanned from a reader to "attach" the results to that specific watch. You're right and that could be linked to authenticity, but I don't know if Victorinox has a proprietary app to check for it. Some companies do that, and also allow to check the test history to their customers. Never heard in the watch field but that would be awesome.
Thanks for the review, man. Waiting for mine to arrive :) I have a 6.69inch wrist and I'm hoping it doesn't wear too big. I own an Orient M Force Bravo 45mm in Diameter x 14mm thick x 24 lug width and 52 lug to lug. It's does not look too bad on my wrist and I love to bits. The INOX is overall a smaller watch according to you, apart from the lug to lug part. That could be a problem, but I guess I'll find out soon. Cheers
@@sgpatryk hey brother. It's one of my favourite watches at the moment. And it's here to stay. Feels great on my wrist. Here's my Unbox videos 👇 th-cam.com/video/PF4f0uaess8/w-d-xo.html
This watch is referred to as "Mechanical" by Victorinox... It seams odd to me that this is not a "Mechanical" movement, rather the ETA 2824-2 is obviously an "Automatic" movement. The watch is even specified as "Automatic" on the dial. Here in the United States movements are standardized as Solar/Quartz (combo of Solar enhanced Battery power, Quartz (Battery power), Mechanical (the only way that the movement gets energy is through Manual Winding, and Automatic (the movement gets it's power through Movement of the wrist and arm to spin the internal Rotor, or some can also be Manually Wound as well). I saw in the video where the enclosed documentation described the watch as "Mechanical"... I am a bit confused, maybe it's a language/translation situation?
MacPro8CoreMan are you sure about the distinction of a mechanical movement? I feel like watches that require winding is referred to as Manual winding. Automatic movements are also mechanical.
Man... So disappointed! I fell in love with this watch and that dial! 6 1/2 inch wrist. I can work with 43mm dia if it wasn't for that 53mm lug to lug.
Hello i am debating between Seiko PROSPEX "Mini Turtle" and Victorinox INOX Mens Analog Automatic Watch V241837. i do have small wrists at only 6 inches... im not sure if i should be looking at these in the first place. i feel like 40mm or less would look a lot better on my wrist. However im in love with the design on these watches. Do you guys think it would be a good pick up? if not what would you recommend? i am looking for a dive watch people have said seiko 013 is a good one however i want something a bit more a bit extra i thought about purchase one that is modded but i think it is too much of an effort lol
I also have 6 inch wrists, you definitely don't want this watch, I recently picked up a Phobios Wave Master and I'm in love with it, better specs and price than the seiko too, it comes in at 42mm and has great wrist presence.
Nice looking watch - but at that price why would you not consider Christopher ward...... same movement in a much cheaper Hammmy which do love... but honest question....
Date at 4.30 never works for me.. it should be at 6.00 I guess. For smaller wrist VSA should produce the 40mm diameter version and 20mm lug width. Also i won't mind paying some extra dollars for COSC... just my 2 cents*
Excellent! Now you don't need to buy another watch for the rest of your life as your son do and your grandchild do, and your Great-grandson do as well!
Superbe review ! I really like the watch, it can definitely end up on my wrist. I just would love to have the date window on a more traditional place, 3 or 6 instead of 4 and the use of screws on the bracelet.
Miguel dlc (diamond like carbon) coating. Typically brands will use black DLC coating to make the watch stand out. I didn't even realize a clear coating was possible. The other nice thing with clear is, if it ever scratches, it's not as noticeable whereas black dlc coating will scratch and then you can see the steal colour underneath which is more jarring.
ROB 12013 at 40 or 41mm it would be a military inspired automatic field watch on a solid bracelet with 200m W/r and a date function. The Hamilton khaki field is a military inspired automatic field watch on a solid bracelet with 100m W/r and a date function. So yeah, kinda similar,
Overbuilt IMHO. Too chunky and big. It lacks lume and Tritium would've been a great addition. For a more reasonable watch, consider the Marathon GSAR. It comes in quartz and automatic Swiss versions.
The only negative aspect of this watch is that it is not run by solar power. If they want the ultimate toughness and ultimate durability, it should be solar power. Mechanical watch needs oiling every few years and that is not "a life time". Not the mention Solar quartz is more accurate.
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Have had mine for a week now and like it more a little each day. One tough piece of art!
How is the watch now?
Unfortunately, I am not afford to buy this beautifull watch. Whenever I miss this watch, I came here.
I own this watch, its a great well built watch. You won't be disappointed with this well worth the money!!!
Thanks for sharing!
How's the clasp?
@@tacuazinful it's a little tricky at first but you get use to it. But it's very secure!
@@tacuazinfulthe clasp on this watch in the video the automatic is easy to use and very secure... I was talking about the clasp on the quartz movement that was a little tricky
@@brooklynknightss I own two Victorinox, and wanted to Buy a Mido Ocean Star since 3 Victorinox would be too much, but I can't ignore the design of the dial, and the eye catching this model is, is just to beautiful
If the AP Royal oak, and PP Nautilus met, and had a baby; this would be its love child! I love it’s design.
hahahaha
The Big or the Small PP nautilus??
Haha
For the money, this is an amazing watch.
I love it! Just done 2 weeks of watch research for a Swiss mechanical all rounder that's beautiful, sapphire, highly WR and chunky at around £1000. The research can end, this one's for me.
Did u go for the watch mate ? If so how's it been ?
I really like the look of this. It could scratch that Royal Oak itch, possibly, with its tool-y hexagonal bezel. While I appreciate the thought behind the protective plastic bit, practically speaking I'd rip it off immediately and it would live in the box. Thanks for another great review!
Really good review, to chunky of a watch for me personally. I would buy one if they toned it down to 40/41mm.
I think it really isn't that big. I have a rather thin wrist, and it fits just fine.
@@wallingtonlin9208 your wrist ??? cm ?
it is quiet chuncky,the size is ok
No.... please...!
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Thank you for your excellent review. I am going to get one of this gorgeous inox automatic after watching your review. Well done.
one of the best reviews I have seen so far! imma picking up one of these soon
frankDIZON films amazing, thanks so much!
Yes me too
If the size of this watch was up to 40mm and there was a modified Povermatic 80 movement, like in Certina, then it would be the PERFECT WATCH !!!!
Great review!
I especially love the still photos of this watch. Unique angles.
I have seen a few reviews of this watch. However this one shows this watch in the most attractive light for me.
Thank you.
I cannot wait to buy one.
Good review, you didn’t talk about the movement too much however. Being that a reasonably priced Swiss Made watch with the ETA 2824-2 movement that beats at 28,800, I would think you would have got into that further as a big selling point and maybe talking about the micro adjustments as well as the diver extension and how the watch wears would have been nice to add to your review. One bizarre thing I noticed about your video is the odd placement of the watch showcasing it into a pile of coffee beans. Very odd indeed.
Mechanical is out of my budget
But ill get the quartz
Looks like patek nautilus
Fuc_ing boss
The warranty on Victorinox watches have been increased to five years now.
Nice in-depth review. A bit skeptical on the durability/resistance of a mechanical movement though, but one gotta admit that watch really has something of his own.
With my 8 1/2” wrist I think this would fit nicely! I’ve been saving up for this watch for a while, but every time I get close, something else comes along! LOL. Great review!!!
@MC Morrissey my wrist is slightly above 6.5", i really enjoy overall look of this watch, however, wont it be too big?
Really nice, if perhaps too chunky. Personally I would go for the quartz version as it’s so tuff, the auto just cannot compete with that. The quartz might not be finished to as high standard, but it’s fine on the rubber strap when a Gshock just won’t do! Both lovely watches though.
They should make a quartz version that looks as good as this version.
In a way it reminds me of AP. Mostly because of the textured dial
The counter balance on the seconds hand is meant to be the shape of a Swiss Army knife.
I love my Alliance black, leather, automatic more than my Tissot T Open Heart. It's better built, nicer geometry and execution. Fantastic watches, imagine a Swiss G-Shock and there you have INOX. They are reliable, mine kept accuracy for 2 months now despite wearing it since day 1 at work (office-ish)
that textured dial and subtlety of the second hand is a slight change but a major aesthetic improvement over the Quartz INOX hands down!
I decided to purchase one pre owned after watching your video! I agree with your points. Though chunky, It is a gorgeous watch though.
got one from Joma. a week ago and I love it . perfect for my 7" wrist
This is one of the best executed watch reviews I've ever seen!! Also, the watch is pretty sick tho! Love Victorinox, I have my reliable SAK with me where ever I go, It's unbreakable and the most trustworthy friend a man can have! I doubt their watches are much different. Bet that thing looks gorgeous poking out of the sleeve of a black leather jacket.
I own this very same watch, and I fell inlove from the start, lovely video
Great looking watch for Vikings
39-41 tops and 11mm height would be interesting, also a guilloche silver dial would be cool. Mechanical is the only one I'd ever buy and the 16:30 date should be angled correctly
Love the dial and overall look of the dial. I don’t mind the case size, but the bracelet makes it look chunkier than it should and comes off too blocky. Even with my 8.25” wrist, the bracelet needs to be a little less meaty. But I’d take that dial any day. Thanks for the review.
FIY, usually a QR with the serial number is used for product tracking during the production chains. They're almost entirely automatized so when the watch ends a processing (eg. coating or assemblying) or a test (eg. accuracy, weight, general qa) the qr is scanned from a reader to "attach" the results to that specific watch. You're right and that could be linked to authenticity, but I don't know if Victorinox has a proprietary app to check for it. Some companies do that, and also allow to check the test history to their customers. Never heard in the watch field but that would be awesome.
oh and btw, nice video, as usual!
Thanks for the review, man. Waiting for mine to arrive :) I have a 6.69inch wrist and I'm hoping it doesn't wear too big. I own an Orient M Force Bravo 45mm in Diameter x 14mm thick x 24 lug width and 52 lug to lug.
It's does not look too bad on my wrist and I love to bits. The INOX is overall a smaller watch according to you, apart from the lug to lug part. That could be a problem, but I guess I'll find out soon.
Cheers
And how is it?
@@sgpatryk hey brother.
It's one of my favourite watches at the moment. And it's here to stay. Feels great on my wrist. Here's my Unbox videos 👇
th-cam.com/video/PF4f0uaess8/w-d-xo.html
blue versions are always the best color. awesome watch. thanks
The Quartz Diver version is by far the best I.N.O.X. Quartz movement is much tougher and more accurate. I love mine and would not change a thing.
Good choice. I’m waiting for mine to arrive in the mail. Bought the bracelet version on sale at Hudson Bay Company.
I love mine too..great watch
Citizen Promaster Tough is even better.
Absolutely love this, just a bit different, and so well made. I think price point is very good, Great video, thanks👍
I need a good size watch on my 8 inch wrist . I am pulling the trigger on the quartz black dial , nice review .
Good review. What a great case design. It looks a little too large for my 7" wrist, which is such a pity for me because I think it really is a beauty.
I have a quartz version, it really is fantastic
Do they scratch easy, I keep hearing the metal is prone to scratch when it takes the odd knock
@@atomicsamurai9742 As much as any watch I suppose. Although it is marketed as a tough watch, I don't wear it as such
@@watchalot919 thanks for the info! I think I'm going to go for the g shock ga 2100, it's taken inspiration from this watch, both are really nice
@@atomicsamurai9742 The G Shock is tough and well made, however they are the ugliest watches known to mankind.
@@watchalot919 if I do go for it it will be my first one, never bought a G shock before, they are starting to look a bit better lately
Would love to have one ... I have the quartz one with the rubber strap
Superb detailed review! Well done.
Dude great looking piece , but also great added production of the video!
Jēzus Meza thanks a lot! I’ve been trying to increase the quality of my videos so I’m glad you like it 🙏👌
That lug to lug though 😞
Love them...I need one !!! Great review
CowboySwami me too
Very detailed review! Thanks to your video, I have already bought the watch. Will the protective bumper cause scratch on the stainless steel bezel?
You can adjust the diameter/sizing of the bracelet right?
In your opinion, what size wrist would be needed to where the 45mm version of this watch comfortably?
I like it. Reminds me a little of a Panerai. Not sure why.
more like a Genta design... back ordered from JomaShop
Would love to buy this, but my minuscule 5.8 inch wrist doesn't let me :(
This watch is referred to as "Mechanical" by Victorinox... It seams odd to me that this is not a "Mechanical" movement, rather the ETA 2824-2 is obviously an "Automatic" movement. The watch is even specified as "Automatic" on the dial. Here in the United States movements are standardized as Solar/Quartz (combo of Solar enhanced Battery power, Quartz (Battery power), Mechanical (the only way that the movement gets energy is through Manual Winding, and Automatic (the movement gets it's power through Movement of the wrist and arm to spin the internal Rotor, or some can also be Manually Wound as well). I saw in the video where the enclosed documentation described the watch as "Mechanical"... I am a bit confused, maybe it's a language/translation situation?
MacPro8CoreMan are you sure about the distinction of a mechanical movement? I feel like watches that require winding is referred to as Manual winding. Automatic movements are also mechanical.
Just a class watch - and Swiss too.
GREAT REVIEW !!!
I found all I need!
THX!
Man... So disappointed!
I fell in love with this watch and that dial!
6 1/2 inch wrist. I can work with 43mm dia if it wasn't for that 53mm lug to lug.
gorgeous watch, that bracelet looks heavy though. wearing my metal gshock all day can become a touch uncomfy because of the weight
Do you have any suggestions on a hand wound mechanical under 400 dollars?
At first glance it reminded me of the Patek Philippe Nautilus. This would be an affordable alternative.
Hello i am debating between Seiko PROSPEX "Mini Turtle" and Victorinox INOX Mens Analog Automatic Watch V241837. i do have small wrists at only 6 inches... im not sure if i should be looking at these in the first place. i feel like 40mm or less would look a lot better on my wrist. However im in love with the design on these watches. Do you guys think it would be a good pick up? if not what would you recommend? i am looking for a dive watch people have said seiko 013 is a good one however i want something a bit more a bit extra i thought about purchase one that is modded but i think it is too much of an effort lol
I also have 6 inch wrists, you definitely don't want this watch, I recently picked up a Phobios Wave Master and I'm in love with it, better specs and price than the seiko too, it comes in at 42mm and has great wrist presence.
How long does the lume last?
Excellent review and very well presented. ATB, Des
21st Century Caveman thanks so much!
Really nice review. I like the on wrist plus outfit shot
david hoskins thanks! I’ll make sure I keep it up on future reviews 👍
It gives a truer perspective on how the watch wears vs a close up wrist shot. Very nice
If the size of this watch was up to 40mm and there was a modified Povermatic 80 movement, like in Certina, then it would be the PERFECT WATCH !!!!
Movement is Sellita SW200-1 not eta one
That's an amazing piece
Great review. Great value for the money.
Nice looking watch - but at that price why would you not consider Christopher ward...... same movement in a much cheaper Hammmy which do love... but honest question....
Your ring is beautiful,may I know the brand?
Date at 4.30 never works for me.. it should be at 6.00 I guess. For smaller wrist VSA should produce the 40mm diameter version and 20mm lug width. Also i won't mind paying some extra dollars for COSC... just my 2 cents*
Very good review !!!
Why don’t they make this in 40 or 41 mm I would buy one instantly
Nice timepiece I'm impressed 👍👍
Cornish Horologist it’s a beast!
Been eyeing these for a year.
We need a smaller version!
Are literally half the comments..... we really really need a smaller version...
Is it too big for a 6.5 inch wrist?
Excellent! Now you don't need to buy another watch for the rest of your life as your son do and your grandchild do, and your Great-grandson do as well!
Too funny - I want one
@@PUNISHER709 maybe the great-grandson of hes great-grandson will not need another watch too!
Superbe review ! I really like the watch, it can definitely end up on my wrist. I just would love to have the date window on a more traditional place, 3 or 6 instead of 4 and the use of screws on the bracelet.
Yeah can't unsee it now
I love everything about this watch except it is enormous!
What have they done to make it more resistant ??
Miguel dlc (diamond like carbon) coating. Typically brands will use black DLC coating to make the watch stand out. I didn't even realize a clear coating was possible. The other nice thing with clear is, if it ever scratches, it's not as noticeable whereas black dlc coating will scratch and then you can see the steal colour underneath which is more jarring.
Maybe a 40mm case with a shorter lug to lug and about $200+ less than I would think about it.
Where i can buy this watches?
A company that sells watches.
Does it come in a smaller size?
It does have a quartz 37mm one. But that's for the ladies if I am not mistaken.
Hmm, is it antimagnetic?
No the quartz is though.
Tough but scratches so easy
Sweet watch, perfect for my big ass wrist.
Your ass has a wrist?
Yo compré un reloj, victorinox ,con carátula de zafiro , por 20 dólares, en una casa de empeño
Pues tuvo usted mucha suerte ese día!
Really cool watch, but it is too big for the style it is. 40mm would be perfect.
It's 5 years warranty and not 3 years.
You're wearing your watch too high...
Hahaha love the sarcasm
You mean to say,that you wear this watch( that weights 200g) so lose on your wrist?no way!
At 40 or 41mm, it’s competing with the Hamilton Khaki Field. I think this is probably too big for a lot of guys.
Great review.
I'm not sure how it is competing with the HKF - it's nothing like it?
ROB 12013 at 40 or 41mm it would be a military inspired automatic field watch on a solid bracelet with 200m W/r and a date function. The Hamilton khaki field is a military inspired automatic field watch on a solid bracelet with 100m W/r and a date function. So yeah, kinda similar,
@@Vow247 Do you mean the HKF king? If so I see it but the reg HKF looks so dissimilar.
ROB 12013 nope. The king has only 50m w/r and a day and date functionality. Don’t think I can help you any further dude.
top ... thx
Nice watch but too big
Карашо 👍
Overbuilt IMHO. Too chunky and big. It lacks lume and Tritium would've been a great addition. For a more reasonable watch, consider the Marathon GSAR. It comes in quartz and automatic Swiss versions.
Preety expensive ????? No
Make this in 40mm with tapered fuckin bracelet from 20mm to 16mm and i will buy one. Also make it 12.5 13mm thick this is way too chuncky
They are copying Japanese tech with the antiscratch coating👍 they still haven't beat duratech which is as hard as ceramic.
1 mil is 1/1000 of an inch. The measurements quoted should be in millimeters.
That's a beast of a watch an I have 6.25 wrists. 😣
Mark Phillips yeh it’s gigantic...
БЛЯДЬ...... ОНИ ПРЕКРАСНЫ!!!!!
A Laureato on steriods.
Sorry, this is an automatic watch no mechanical watch! mechanical is a watch the user muss give power with the handcraft self
Patek Philippe Nautilus for poors.
The only negative aspect of this watch is that it is not run by solar power. If they want the ultimate toughness and ultimate durability, it should be solar power. Mechanical watch needs oiling every few years and that is not "a life time". Not the mention Solar quartz is more accurate.
Citizen Promaster Tough
It is a watch for MEN !!! Not for ..... !!!😂😂😂