Love it. I'm shopping this exact model versus IWC Ingenieur with black dial versus Bvlgari Octo Finissimo with silver brushed dial. Oh, and the Laureato Copper is also in the mix. Would love to get your thoughts comparing all of them. As much as I love the Ingenieur, I already own a Mark XX with the same movement for half the price. Tough to convince me there, although I love its looks. The other 3 I feel offer more horological value. Thoughts?
This is tricky territory indeed! All great options for sure. The Octo stands distinct visually, I think, but is the trickiest of the bunch on the wrist (in my experience) thanks to the wide, flat case and bracelet integration. Laureato is a great option as well, especially at second hand pricing. It's got the most prestigious movement of the bunch, but aesthetically can be polarizing. I like it a lot at 38mm, though. As for the Zenith and the IWC, near the same price, and I'd say the IWC has a much softer personality overall, and imo wears much more comfortably than the Zenith (the new Inge really has a great bracelet). That said, the Zenith has a cool movement as well, and has that quick change strap system which is nice. Overall I find the Inge just a bit better on my wrist if I'm being completely honest, but there's no going wrong with either if you ask me.
@@wornandwound great feedback, really appreciate it! I'm hoping to try on the Zenith and the Bvlgari on some travels in June. Very hard to see any of them near where I live. I do own Zenith (Chronomaster Original) and IWC (Mark XX) already, so if I like the Bvlgari on my 7 inch wrist that might be hard to pass up. Laureato Copper feels like the "safe" choice. I do love the Ingenieur though and I am an engineer, which is cool...but pricing is admittedly pretty bad for what you get, all things considered (and competition)
The running seconds is at the 6 o'clock pisition not the 9 o'clock pisition...Stunning watch. You cant beat a Zenith for the money..
Good catch, I meant to say that it had migrated from the 9 o'clock position to the 6 o'clock position.
Really amazing video .Such good close up shots! Absolutely beautiful watch too. 👏
Glad you enjoyed it!
I tried on the standard Skyline and was very impressed. Good looking watch.
Can you adjust the bracelet to get a good fit? Thanks
The upside down shot in the beginning is ruff, but it’s a great video, thank you
Nice review, would love to see more colorways
Thanks for watching!
Love it. I'm shopping this exact model versus IWC Ingenieur with black dial versus Bvlgari Octo Finissimo with silver brushed dial. Oh, and the Laureato Copper is also in the mix. Would love to get your thoughts comparing all of them. As much as I love the Ingenieur, I already own a Mark XX with the same movement for half the price. Tough to convince me there, although I love its looks. The other 3 I feel offer more horological value. Thoughts?
This is tricky territory indeed! All great options for sure. The Octo stands distinct visually, I think, but is the trickiest of the bunch on the wrist (in my experience) thanks to the wide, flat case and bracelet integration. Laureato is a great option as well, especially at second hand pricing. It's got the most prestigious movement of the bunch, but aesthetically can be polarizing. I like it a lot at 38mm, though. As for the Zenith and the IWC, near the same price, and I'd say the IWC has a much softer personality overall, and imo wears much more comfortably than the Zenith (the new Inge really has a great bracelet). That said, the Zenith has a cool movement as well, and has that quick change strap system which is nice. Overall I find the Inge just a bit better on my wrist if I'm being completely honest, but there's no going wrong with either if you ask me.
@@wornandwound great feedback, really appreciate it! I'm hoping to try on the Zenith and the Bvlgari on some travels in June. Very hard to see any of them near where I live. I do own Zenith (Chronomaster Original) and IWC (Mark XX) already, so if I like the Bvlgari on my 7 inch wrist that might be hard to pass up. Laureato Copper feels like the "safe" choice. I do love the Ingenieur though and I am an engineer, which is cool...but pricing is admittedly pretty bad for what you get, all things considered (and competition)
@@wornandwound I've also got the blue titanium CW Twelve on preorder. Couldn't pass it up for the price.
@@bobj8877 Awesome! It's an impressive watch for the money indeed!
❤❤❤ i love it so much. I'll take mine in ceramic.
The ceramic is so good! That be my pick as well. -BB
Hi man. where did you get the cap?
Nice...I like.... still looks like the new Chr. Ward in expensive.
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Wat is praise
12.9 lkhs